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Best dish in Richmond: fried broccoli at Heritage

Best dish in Richmond: fried broccoli at Heritage
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Why does it cost so much to eat out at a restaurant?

Why does it cost so much to eat out at a restaurant?
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Why does it cost so much to eat out at a restaurant?

The high cost of dining out in Richmond and beyond.

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Staying on point: Southbound maintains momentum at Stony Point

The large U-shaped bar is where Jess Bevenour crafts a variety of beverages that are served alongside Southbound’s elegant plates, including the red plum and ricotta starter, below, topped with prosciutto, Virginia peanuts and a balsamic reduction. When Joe Sparatta and Lee Gregory opened Southbound in 2014, the celebrated Richmond chefs infused Chesterfield County with

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Allow Me to Introduce You to the Hanover Tomato

Allow Me to Introduce You to the Hanover Tomato Emma Phelps © Provided by Southern Living Village Garden Farm Every summer right as the July heat creeps its way into the end of June, Hanover tomatoes hit the shelves at local farmers markets and grocery stores in Central Virginia. For Virginians, this is the official indication of the start of summer. There s nothing like sinking your teeth into a juicy tomato and mayo sandwich on a hot afternoon, and there s no better tomato for that sandwich than Hanover-grown. The Hanover tomato gets its name from Hanover County, located slightly North of Richmond, Virginia, and just a quick 30-minute drive from where I grew up – thank goodness for that.

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