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PATTY O'S CAFE AND BAKERY
PROJECTED OPENING: October 31st, 2021
389 Main Street, Washington, VA
Patrick O'Connell will be opening a café; in Little Washington at the end of this month. The space, which used to be a former gas station, will now house Patty O's Cafe and Bakery, which features a charming sidewalk cafe, an inviting bar, and a cozy dining room. A bakery and European-style pastry shop will also be available on the side of the building. This new spot is located directly across from The Inn at Little Washington, offering guests an additional dining option. For more information, visit their website here.
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BLUE ROCK
12567 Lee Highway, Washington, VA
Owner Nick Dowling has officially reopened Blue Rock, formerly known as Blue Rock Inn, following a lengthy renovation. Blue Rock boasts five guest rooms, a new restaurant head by Chef Bin Lu, and a wine and spirits tasting room where guests can enjoy wine, beer, and cocktails from around the world. This 80-acre equestrian themed property is led under General Manager Liz Carpenter, and overloooks the Blue Ridge Mountains and is a modern take on the classic country inn. Blue Rock has the space to hold events up to 100 people. The restaurnt will feature American staples and guests can enjoy their food on the extensive patio. For more information, visit their website here.
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