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The Rambler
October 17, 2008
“When in Front Royal...”: A Guide to the Discovery of Lively Main Street | “When in Front Royal...”: A Guide to the Discovery of Lively Main Street |
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| Written by Heather Calio | |
| Friday, 17 October 2008 | |
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To those of you who might be looking for classy, yet fun activities for yourself or for your parents this Parents’ Weekend, but have despaired of Front Royal’s venues, I would advise a closer look. Main Street Front Royal has undergone quite the transformation in the past few months, resulting in new shops that are definitely worth a visit. If live music and classy dining is your style, check out the Lucky Star Lounge, with its seasonal menu featuring exclusively local organic foods that are healthy as well as delicious- and well within budget. The music lineup for this weekend is a mixture of rock and blues, with some live jazz thrown in on Saturday. Looking for good wines beyond the grocery store selection? Want to try before you buy? You are in luck with the newly opened Vino E Formaggio Gourmet Wine and Cheese Store, also located along Main Street Front Royal. Down-to-earth owner Tory Failmezger has a commitment to providing quality wines from around the world at affordable prices. For Tory, its “about enjoying good wine in your everyday life.” His statement is reflected in the store’s stock, which carries some 150 different wines from all over the world, with most priced around $20 a bottle. Also in store are artisan cheeses to pair with your wine selection. Free wine tastings are offered from 2-5 pm on Saturdays as well as from 1-4 pm on Sundays, with this weekend’s tasting featuring four wines of Australia and New Zealand. When you go (because you will!), be sure to tell them The Rambler sent you! However, don’t let this little article limit your exploration of Main Street; go and check it out! You might just be pleasantly surprised by what’s beyond the Daily Grind. | |
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