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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again.  Thank you ALL!  I've consolidated a list for those who may read this in the future.  Please feel free to add more suggestions as I am keeping a list and will try to visit as many of these places as possible!  Would especially like some more suggestions for UMW.

[b]CNU[/b]
*The Lab by Alchemy (coffee) 
*park/marine sanctuary - directly beside CNU (turn left instead of going straight at the CNU main entrance -- follow the signs to the Mariners' Museum) is a wonderful It's the Riverside neighborhood and it's a lovely drive (and walk, if the weather is nice) along Lake Maury and the James River. 
*Victory Arch (WWII memorial) and the attached park along the water
*Midtown Eats -2 miles from CNU on J Clyde Morris Blvd

[b]W&M[/b]
*Historic Williamsburg
*Cheese Shop
*The Trellis
*Aroma coffeehouse (2 votes)
*Fat Canary (fine dining, need reservation)(2 votes)  
*Food for Thought (casual)
*Lake Matoaka amphitheater (on campus)
*Pierce’s BBQ Pit

[b]UMW[/b]
*Bavarian Chef - German food in the historic downtown area (in the old train station)
*Mercantile

[b]VCU[/b]
*Museum of fine arts
*Lift on Broad Street (coffee) 
*Tarrant's on Broad
*Heritage on Main
*Charm School (ice cream) on Broad, diagonally across from Lift. 
*Jefferson Hotel - incredible property (stay or visit)
*The Fan district - on the principal streets. It is just beautiful; what a really artsy and sophisticated place to spend four years. NYC without the hassle and cost. 
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For William and Mary, I’d add a visit to the school’s art museum—Muscarelle Museum of Art.  [/quote]

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