Midlothian Mines is great and has a wooded section

$254 checking in.

Get someone watch the kids for the weekend, make a reservation at a hotel in the city, go shopping for toys and costumes at a soon-to-be-open novelties shop across from the Science Museum, then create your own experience.

Unless of course that’s a regular thing for you. :)

I dunno, I’d be down for drive thru pizza. Just…. Put the pizza in my car please.

My last electric bill was $65. We won't discuss the natural gas bill.

Oooof, the one across from O'Reilly Auto? Never fails to amaze me.

Aces just had boosie

Rip cyber 4 cafe

Yeah that's our new go to as well

Kings Dominion season passes for all! Especially if one or more of the teenagers can drive.

Hotel Greene, brunch option. Haven’t done it, but considered it for my 20th before other plans happened

I remember Have a Nice Day Cafe charged something like a $10 cover to get in. That cover charge went towards the buffet they had off in a corner. So that apparently covered the liquor license requirements.

Oh yeah, I was never in there but forgot about that place.

My car was one that got broken into too. Our in unit washer gave an error code and almost flooded our apartment, luckily my roommate was home and noticed it in time to get the water turned off. Took almost a week for maintenance to come back and fix it. And the building laundry facility is basically useless, it takes like five hours to do a load bigger than a couple shirts. I definitely don't plan on signing a new lease

They had it in the Jetsons.

Our electric bill doubled as well

You are correct. The secret recipe & the fryers that Mr. Guthrie originated are very sadly a thing of the past. It is definitely not the same recipe or taste.

I agree with the other commenter that the one off Jahnke has very cool interior, but go there for some pics & nostalgia— not the food— because it’s not even close to original Golden Skillet chicken.

Cold harbor is a great suggestion. I do it a couple of times a year.

I remember The Hat Factory was pretty nice also.

I’m not upvoting this because I like anything about it, just because I can relate to the cost (mine is primarily spent on home heating oil though).

Mine definitely doubled. Fucking bananas

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Yes! I walk at Poor Farm almost everyday! My dogs go off leash - stay close and enjoy it. When weather gets nicer lots of mountain bikers but most are dog friendly and kind to share the trails! Great park. And yes don’t go near it weekdays during school drop off and pick up - it’s a shit show.

Glad I’m not the only one. I have 1800 sq ft and it was a bit more than that. I usually have it on 70

I don't think there has been since Off theHookah closed in 2016. That could hold over 600 people.

That had the feel of big city nightclubs, although perhaps smaller in size.

https://m.styleweekly.com/richmond/off-the-hookah-will-close-in-july/Content?oid=2339196

mine was 300 exact and i had my aux set to 68 - 1250sqf house