It's not just Richmond, as others have mentioned. Has the saltiest bowl ever from the Union Station one, and on top of that the rice was undercooked.

Later, had the same issue at the Willow Lawn one and let them know in the app. They gave me a BOGO offer, which kind of blows as a "sorry", but i did use it and the next two were good.

I hope El Pope is ok. The owner just opened up another place nearby (The Nest) and maybe they're having a hard time balancing the two.

My understanding is one of the chefs bought the restaurant. I'm not sure what it means for the other employees or service but the menu seems similar.

A key to enjoying soccer is investing in the stuff that doesn't result in a score. Like you said, playing out of the back, but as far as team defense, forcing the opponent to take the worst option by just cutting off all their passes and covering the areas their best players want to go. It helps to have a team you want to win of course.

I usually get it, unless they have miles of free space along the curb to pull into. Or even just stopping at a better spot so other cars can move around them.

It's completely open now, has been for a while. I only order online so I've never had this nightmare experience apparently. Orders are just grab and go when you walk in.

I liked the one from Roastology. Am definitely not a bagel expert so make what you will of my input.

The RVA BIG Market on Saturdays at Bryan Park definitely has local mushroom vendors.

My doctor's not gonna be happy with me if I keep eating like this.

Really enjoyed Arianna Kabob in Carytown. I had been meaning to try since it opened, what with Afghan being my favorite cuisine, and it didn't disappoint. Only had* the chicken platter, so there's plenty more to try.

Huh that's annoying. I signed up with them specifically to avoid contracts.