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Kaitlin: A really beautiful tribute, especially when lit up at night. It also affords pretty panoramas of Richmond.

Kelsey: A reservation is a must have at brunch. Try the chicken and waffles!

Alex Rice: This theatre is the definition of genuine and authentic.

Kelsey✨: Funky, soulful vibe. Fun times are to be had by all on the dance floor in the back

Brian Bassett: Oyster bar that happens to be one of the best modern high-end restaurants in Richmond.

K: The sour selection here is out of this world!

Brian Bassett: Public museum with a wide array of art from ancient to postmodern. Architecturally quite impressive mix of old and new.

Mighty Casey: Super little spot - great sandwiches, outstanding breakfast items, fun vibe. Love this place.

Thomas Nelson: It's pricey lol, but it's also stylish. Their Warby Parker display is cool.

Travis Miller: Take a stroll along here, you won't regret it

Tim Miller: Maple bacon is best. Strawberry is made with fresh strawberries

Tyler Chartier: A unique cafe with rotating coffee beans from different suppliers. Great place to try different coffees but not small place. Bike rack, wifi there too

Keaton: The peanut butter porter + nitro is straight up delicious!

Erin Wagener: I love this place so much it's so pretty and fun to explore. During the holiday season it's all decorated and so beautiful.

Fernando Covas: Truly a gem. Worth visiting just for the architecture, but the art is amazing as well.

Emily Wilson: A super well-designed and lovely park right across from The Walker Art Center. Don't miss the dandelion water fall in the northwest corner.

Micki Balder: Good coffee and seriously delicious biscuit sandwich with sausage, cheddar, and a basted egg.

Jonathan Sakkos: Comfy seats, cool decor, cheap tickets.

Tony Francione: Canales are epic and you can't go wrong with any of the crossants!

Jeremy Lebens: Beautiful walking trails and waterfalls. Makes for a relaxing walk. Parking is cheap.

Arun D'Souza: Provides the best walkthrough of the Milling Industry that is the foundation business of the City of Minneapolis.

Joanna Flamm: Gorgeous old stone bridge with well-defined walking and biking lanes.

Chee Yi Ong: One of the best breakfast spots that I've been to. The inside of the building can get pretty warm regardless of season. Try the José and pancakes! Be on the lookout for sarcastic servers.

Bhavana Dhawan: Beautiful and intimate setting. The bartenders are amazing and really cater to your drink preferences.

Carmen: Original cocktails: didn't regret trying Señor Fluffy Pants, paired well with the pâté chaud, fried frog legs, and imperial rolls. Excellent "trip" to Saigon for a Vietnamese French culinary melange 

Krishna Sivaranjan: Solid wines. Solid everything. Just ask for a recommendation on wine and charcuterie plate and just relax and enjoy

Pelin Güvenç Kefel: Awesome view of the Seattle skyline, especially at night

Ryan Waggoner: This is a must when visiting Seattle. Featuring an impressive collection of contemporary sculpture and stunning views of the city and the water.

Bommy: Herkimer coffee americano is roasty, toasty, and comforting on a chilly morning. Hip spot with comics, newspapers, magazines, and records. Can get busy with locals.

Lauren Sanders: Very cool aesthetic with outdoor and bleacher style seating. The local IPA and Pale Ales were some of my favorites.