1218 Avon St, Charlottesville, VA 22902
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Formerly Stoney’s Grocery, this pitstop on Avon Street has garnered quite a following for its fried chicken, which owner Mike Brown became known for when he served it at his mini-market in Esmont years ago. Read More
You can find these t-shirts at The CVille Store:
“CharLOVEsville” Super-Soft Blue T-Shirt
“CharLOVEsville” Super-Soft T-Shirt
Our I Love CVille team is headquartered two blocks away from the epicenter of the disheartening destruction that occurred at Emancipation Park during the violent Alt-Right protests and counter protests in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday, August 12, 2017.
Our “CharLOVEsville” t-shirts represent the people, passion and praise that make Charlottesville, Virginia the best city in America! Read More
Hello, I’m Jerry Miller broadcasting from our offices in Downtown Charlottesville, Virginia.
I would like to reflect on what I witnessed first-hand on Saturday, August 12 during the violent Alt-Right protests and counter protests in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Our teams at I Love CVille and at The Miller Organization are headquartered two blocks away from the epicenter of the disheartening destruction at Emancipation Park.
This commentary is not about politics, protests or propagandas.
Instead, this commentary is about people, passion and praise. Read More
After a successful run as executive chef at Rapture Restaurant, Chris Humphrey is now the proud owner and executive chef at Fellini’s, a delicious Italian restaurant that’s become a Charlottesville institution on Market Street.
Chris’ cooking style is adored by tens of thousands of people in Central Virginia because he integrates approachable, farm-to-table concepts into his cuisine. Every ingredient serves a purpose. As a result, you get a flavor profile that is off the charts. I am excited to see Chris blossom as a chef and business owner at Fellini’s! We truly are lucky to have this guy in our restaurant scene.
Also, Chris will go toe-to-toe with Maya Restaurant Co-Owner & Executive Chef Christian Kelly in the next “Duel Chef Showdown” on Monday, September 11 at Tin Whistle Irish Pub. A portion of the proceeds will benefit First Responders (EMTs, Firefighters, Police) in CVille. You can get your tickets at DuelChefShowdown.com or by calling (434) 202-8387!!!
Learn more by clicking this link: Duel Chef Showdown
Maya Restaurant Co-Owner and Executive Chef Christian Kelly has established himself as one of the best chefs in Charlottesville, Virginia. Maya Restaurant recently celebrated its 10-year anniversary, which is an eternity in the restaurant world. In this I Love CVille feature, you will see why I think the world of Christian as a chef and as a person. He truly is one of my favorite chefs in town!
Also, Christian will go toe-to-toe with Fellini’s Owner & Executive Chef Chris Humphrey in the next “Duel Chef Showdown” on Monday, September 11 at Tin Whistle Irish Pub. A portion of the proceeds will benefit First Responders (EMTs, Firefighters, Police) in CVille. You can get your tickets at DuelChefShowdown.com or by calling (434) 202-8387!!!
Learn more by clicking this link: Duel Chef Showdown
CEO Ahmad Hawkins (aka The Ball Hawk) is one of my favorite people in CVille! Ahmad is a successful sports broadcaster, a passionate mentor of children, a family man and a business owner, whose company (www.sthuJuice.com) is booming in the e-commerce and social media spaces. Read More
Maya Restaurant
633 W Main St, Charlottesville, Virginia
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Executive Chef Christian Kelly is a tremendous talent. On Monday, September 11, Kelly will go toe-to-toe with Executive Chef Chris Humphrey of Fellini’s. Kelly has built a sterling reputation in kitchens across Central Virginia. We expect fierce competition between these two culinary geniuses! Read More
The Ishan Gala Foundation and Ashley Cherrix, the foundation’s Operations/Development Coordinator, are dedicated to providing comfort and support to families impacted by children’s cancer through outreach programs, care packages and financial support. Read More
More than 17% of Charlottesville residents must choose between paying for housing, utilities, transportation, medicine or food to feed their family and children. Read More