Family Owned Chinese Restaurant serving our community more than 10 years.

Hunan Garden

Since opening in 2012, El Patron Cantina has become the most popular Mexican restaurant in Chester, Virginia. With excellent food, excellent service, and an excellent atmosphere, El Patron Cantina will become your favorite place too.

El Patron Mexican Restaurant

Serving an array of dishes including appetizers, salads, hoagies, pizza and traditional Italian dishes

Gino's Pizza & Spaghetti House

Brew craft bar & kitchen is all about quality beverages and food. We have 40 taps of craft beverages and a scratch kitchen!

Brew Craft Bar & Kitchen

Old Church - Union infantry and cavalry passed through this hamlet on their way toward Cold Harbor in 1864. At the time a few scattered buildings comprised the community including several residences and a tavern that served as headquarters for the Union cavalry corps. The tavern stands largely unchanged from its wartime appearance. The church that gave the community its name was long gone by 1861, but just to the east stands Immanuel Church, which was converted into a Union hospital.

Old Church

Murphy's Law has league pool and serves bar fare.

Murphy's Law

The Hidden Wit Brewing Co. is a brewery for friends and families to retreat and unwind. A one of a kind atmosphere tucked into the suburban landscape.

Hidden Wit Brewing

One of Chesterfield County's earliest taverns, the Half Way House was constructed between 1815-1830. The tavern derived its name from its location halfway between Richmond and Petersburg. During the Civil War, the building served as a military hospital and medical supply depot. It also was used as the headquarters for Union Gen. Benjamin F. Butler during the Second Battle of Drewry’s Bluff in May of 1864. Union troops rallied here during the withdrawal to Bermuda Hundred following the Second Battle of Drewry’s Bluff.

Half Way House Restaurant

One of Chesterfield County's earliest taverns, the Half Way House was constructed between 1815-1830. The tavern derived its name from its location halfway between Richmond and Petersburg. During the Civil War, the building served as a military hospital and medical supply depot. The tavern serves hungry travelers still today with nightly specials.

Osborne Park & Boat Landing, a 26-acre park on the James River in Henrico County, features three double boat slips and a canoe launch. An accessible fishing pier also extends out into the River. Adjacent to the Boat Landing, there is a playground, picnic areas/shelters, trails, access to the James River, and a handicap accessible fishing pier. The boat landing is owned by the Commonwealth of Virginia and managed by Henrico County Recreation and Parks. The park is open from dawn to dusk.

Osborne Park & Boat Landing

This facility is located at 4747 Pouncey Tract Rd Henrico, VA 23059.

It features:
Restrooms, concessions, walking trails, multi-purpose athletic fields, picnic facilities, playground, bleachers, lights, tournaments, outfield fence, adult/youth softball, youth baseball
 
Number of fields:
(2) multi-purpose fields
(1) tournament fields, convertible for softball or youth baseball
(3) sand volleyball courts

Pouncey Tract Park

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