Ravens Nest - Coffee and Pastries

One of the best places to get coffee in downtown Culpeper. Don't be afraid to add a little booze to your favorite morning drink.

Frost Cafe - Breakfast Diner

Steve's favorite breakfast diner. Also in Culpeper's main strip. Come sit down at the bar and enjoy a nice home cooked meal.

4 C's - Breakfast Diner

Jamie's favorite breakfast diner. We recommend trying their flavored frozen coffees.

Knakal's - Bakery

Best place to stop if your craving for a pastry in the morning while window shopping.

Grill 309 - Brunch

Our favorite brunch spot in Culpeper. Good variety of brunch options to sit down and relax.

Denim and Pearls - Brunch

Our favorite brunch spot in Warrenton. You can't go wrong with 50 cent mimosa refills.

Culpeper Cheese Company - Lunch

This is one of our favorite places in general. Best sandwich in town. Stop in, explore all the imported cheese, and very knowledgeable staff.

PintoThai - Lunch/Dinner

A Culpeper award winner. We find ourselves stopping here at least once a month for their carbonara fried rice.

Zandra's - Lunch/Dinner

When Jamie's craving tacos, you will find us here. Closest thing our Cleveland friends have to Barrio in Culpeper. Enjoy a variety of small bite tacos.

Licorice Pizza - Lunch/Dinner

Steve's pizza spot. Wood fired pizza in a historic building in Warrenton.

Denim and Pearls - Dinner

They have made the list again. You can get a little fancier for dinner here. Sit up on the rooftop and enjoy the atmosphere.

E. Davis Street in downtown Culpeper

A wide variety of small business shops on a single street. Full of restaurants, cocktails, and fun things to find.

Main Street in downtown Warrenton

Slightly smaller than E. Davis Street but contains the same charm.

River District in Sperryville

Cute little riverside area. A large old horse barn has been transformed into little shops for local venders.

Death Ridge Brewery

Only a 5 minute drive from our home. This has turned into our go to spot for a beer. Live music, mountain views, food trucks, and good beer.

Beer Hound Brewery

Located in downtown Culpeper. Very welcoming place for our four-legged friends. Most of their beers are named after customers' dogs.

Old House

This one stop shop on the outskirts of Culpeper is a brewery, winery, and distillery. Spread across three separate buildings on the same property, its a nice place for those who want to try it all.

Magnolia

Just a 3 minute drive from the house, most weekends you will find us here. Best staff around and who doesn't like a couple of friendly winery dogs to greet you.

Rappahannock Winery

We love the views driving out to this winery in Rappahannock. There is even a distillery inside.

Copper Fox

Steve's favorite distillery. Jamie, who does not like whiskey, loves their Blonde Bloody Mary. Sit outside next to the river and enjoy the peace and quite out in Sperryville.

The entrance to the Shenandoah Mountains are about 45 mins away with plenty of hiking trails. If you are not into hiking, take a drive on Skyline Drive. Multiple pull-off spots to take in the views.

Our closest spot is golf is South Whales Golf Course. Knock out a round back in the woods on an old farm property with reasonable prices.

Lake Culpeper is only 5 mins from the hotels, they offer kayak rentals at the Ole Country Store.

Culpeper Farmers Market is every Saturday morning. Most of the vendors live right by us. Music is usually playing, food is being served, and fresh local products.

Check out blueridgewhiskywineloop.com for extra wineries, spirits, brews, dining, bed and breakfasts, visitor centers, and adventure attractions.

Within a 30 mile radius, there are countless wineries, breweries, distilleries, hiking trails, small towns, and farmers markets. Whatever you love to do, you will find it here.