Richmond Hill - advice/things to do/info?

[76smu76]

I am new to this site and I am so embarrassed! I thought I keyed in Richmond, VA. Please disregard my post.

[hmolah]

Originally Posted by 76smu76

I am new to this site and I am so embarrassed! I thought I keyed in Richmond, VA. Please disregard my post.

Oh, no worries 76smu76! It happens!

[Just Plain Al]

Originally Posted by 76smu76

I am new to this site and I am so embarrassed! I thought I keyed in Richmond, VA. Please disregard my post.

Stuff happens every day.
That's what makes life so interesting.
If you're looking for info on Richmond, VA...
Drop a DM on me.
I got people there.

[hmolah]

Originally Posted by dleggs15

RH is a really nice area! If you are a pizza lover the BEST pizza is Mr. Pizza on 144! it is the best I have ever had! Also Loves Seafood isnt to bad and its on the water! there are a few other restaurants in the area that are decent! Steamers is pretty good, there are 3 bars that are nice. Jukebox, Glaziers, and the other i cant remember the name! As far as living! you should definatly check out Waterford Landing! they have it all there! you can live in a condo/townhome, single family home up into the million dollar ho mes! it has a variety to choose from! it also has a golf course, boat dock in the community, boat storage, club house and pool and basketball area as well! its a really nice neighborhood and righ ton the water! houses arent that badly priced there either! If you google waterford landing you will find info and pics on it Also for neighborhoods, Buckhead is really nice it has a little bit of everything as well.

Had this pizza this week while unpacking! Thanks for the suggestion! It was awesome! We had the wings too, and wow, so good! They were grilled! YUM! Then while moving in we had breakfast at the Sunshine Breakfast Diner. It was pretty good! We miss having Bob Evans, so we are excited for a breakfast place nearby. Ok, I'm hungry just typing this! lol I can't wait to try out the other places suggested! We're settling in nicely to Richmond Hill and are happy to be here. We love the community we're in and the commute to the airport isn't as bad as we thought it might be! Thanks for all of the help everyone!

Oh, and we had La Nopalera (Mexican place) and it was pretty good. We still love Jalapenos in Pooler the best!

[Padgett2]

Originally Posted by 76smu76

My daughter will start her residency in Richmond in a few months. Is Richmond Hill a great place for her to find an apartment? She doesn't know anyone in Virginia. Are there other locations that might be better for a single woman?

I just want her to find a safe place with nice restaurants, churches and a commute to the hospital that's less than 20 minutes.

She doesn't do a lot of clubbing so night life isn't important to her.

Thank you.

I may have misunderstood your question, but the Richmond Hill that the post is about is in GEORGIA, right outside of Savannah. If you mean Richmond Viginia, you need to post again on the Virginia forum.

[Just Plain Al]

Originally Posted by Padgett2

I may have misunderstood your question, but the Richmond Hill that the post is about is in GEORGIA, right outside of Savannah. If you mean Richmond Viginia, you need to post again on the Virginia forum.

Read five posts up.
Already acknowledged.

[sandbar49]

Glad to hear you are checking out Richmond Hill. You didn't say if you have children or not, but there is a new sports complex off of Hwy. 144 for team sports (signage isn't up yet; it's easy to miss. Great place to exercise, too.) Also, the real sleeper in Richmond Hill is Fort McAllister State Park. There is a nice civil war museum, and if you go through the museum, the area behind it has great scenery for photography. Also on the Hwy. 144 Spur is the Tapis Restaurant. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the food is great and it is on the marina. Also, J.F. Gregory Park always has community events. Station Exchange has concerts one a month. For restaurants, we enjoy Molly McPhearsons, Shogun (Japanese), 606 Cafe, and Scoops for lunch. For communities: Check out Buckhead and Buckhead North. We were here 2 years before we went to the Wormsloe Plantation. It's over near Skidaway, but now we always take guests there. Forest Gump was shot at the entrance where the live oaks are enormous (remember when the kids were chasing him and Jenny yelled, "Run, Forest, run?) They have walking trails and if you walk quietly you can see deer (my grandchildren are seldom quiet, but they have seen deer there.)