I have to admit – when Justin moved to Danville, I had a “small town
there is nothing to do here” panic attack. We’ve always lived in decently sized
cities with TONS of restaurants, events, and things to do. Danville is a tiny
little town that only has a college, a gas station, and a Wal-Mart (or so I
thought).
I’ve spent quite a few weekends there since he moved in August and I’m
starting to jump on the Danville Bandwagon. For a small town, there are
actually quite a few restaurants and it seems like there is always some type of
event going on “downtown” or on campus.
Our very first weekend there, Justin took me to the world state
town famous Mexican Food restaurant, Guadalajara (or Guadi’s as the locals call
it). I have to admit, they have pretty good food…and even better margaritas!
This makes me wish it was summer again... |
When I visited in September, Danville hosted an Oktoberfest event on Main Street in downtown. The one GREAT thing about living in this tiny town, is that our house is less than half a mile away so we could walk to and from. A wonderful thing, especially when it is Oktoberfest weekend! For a little town, they did it up big with live music, lots of food, and tons of beer.
Over the last two months, we’ve hit up a few more of the local eateries
to try them out. We really enjoyed the Bluegrass Pizza & Pub but it’s a little out of our
price range for pizza. We really enjoyed going to the Beer Engine
which is a local bar. They have decks of cards and a few board games and the
environment is very chill. They have a really good beer selection and it’s the
perfect place to enjoy a beer and be able to enjoy the conversation of the
people you are with.
One of my favorite things is that there is an Orange Leaf within
walking distance of our house. The one thing I still can’t get on board with is
that the Target is 45 minutes away :( If they can build one of those in town, Danville might just win me over
completely :)
Do you live in a small town or a big city?
Do you have a local favorite restaurant/bar?
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