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Weekending in Charlottesville, Virginia

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Rock Paper Scissors shows wares of stationery, gift wrap and desk accessories. You will not be disappointed with this visit. The establishment is located at 110 Second Street, N.E. 

If you happen to be a fashion-minded shopper then Elsie Garden is the place to visit for Women's clothing items and accessories. The shop displays items before most looks become fashionable. The address is: 219 West Main.

La Bastides is another retailer you may wish to consider when visiting Charlottesville. The shop is located at 2214 Ivy Road. Here you will find gifts not found anywhere else. Items include hand blown glass from Vermont's Simon Pearce and Scotland's Lindean Mill. There are also leather journals for travel and entertaining. 

Kenny Ball Antiques is a shopping choice of many D.C. and New York designers. The shop replaces European furnishings often as a result of frequent buying trips to the location by many well-known designers. The address of Kenny Ball Antiques is: 2125 Ivy Road.

And George follows an international theme. You will need to travel several miles west down Ivy Road in order to reach the retailer. The address is: 3465 Ivy Road. 

The Barn Swallow located at 5726 Ivy Rose Lane and is filled with accessories such as: pottery, blown glass, jewelry, primitive antiques and unusual furnishings. Check out their unique wares here.

Now it is time to head back downtown for cocktails-that is should you enjoy a before dinner cocktail. A great place to indulge in a libation or two is the Blue Light Grill and Raw Bar. The establishment is conveniently located at 120 East Main Street.

Dinner may be taken at C & O Restaurant located at 515 East Water Street. The brick façade is reminiscent of the building's railroad origins; however, a top-rate dining experience is to be found once inside.

Timberlake's Drug Store is another “historical type” site located in the downtown area. The Downtown pharmacy has a real lunch counter in the back.

If you are looking for the best local “dive,” then look no further than Riverside Lunch. Stop here if you have a “hankering” for burgers and beer.

The best place for vintage-type items in the area is Circa. The retail store offers a variety of antiques. The address is 1700 Allied Street in Charlottesville.

In conclusion, Charlottesville, with all of its charm, unique shops, restaurants and offerings is one weekend you will soon not forget.

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