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Bellevue and Lakeside
BELLEVUE
Located in Bellevue and super close to Lakeside and Joseph Bryan Park.
The Bellevue neighborhood is roughly a mile long by half a mile wide.
Bounded on the east by Brook Road, on the west by Hermitage Road, on the north by Westbrook Avenue and on the south by West Laburnum Avenue. There are stoplights at all four corners, and at each end of Bellevue Avenue, which bisects the neighborhood half way between Laburnum and Westbrook.
People would walk alone at night.
There are sidewalks but most runners, run in the -- light-traffic --streets.
It's walkable to restaurants; 7-11, bus stops.
Parking is easy.
Bellevue History - In the summer of 1888, the legendary Richmond entrepreneur and “cigarette king,” Lewis Ginter, took a first-class ocean voyage to Australia. While exhibiting goods of the Allen & Ginter tobacco firm at the World’s Fair in Melbourne, he witnessed some of the most beautiful and stately streetcar suburbs in the world. read more here…
Bellevue Food
1. Dot's Back Inn (Diner | Historic)
2. The Mill on MacArthur (American)
3. Demi's Mediterranean Kitchen
4. Enoteca Sogno (Italian)
5. Northside Grille (American)
6. Stir Crazy (café)
8. Zorba's Pizza
9. The Grey Hill Café (American)
10. The Eclectic Cottage
LAKESIDE
Though actually part of Henrico County, the Lakeside area is located in what most Richmonders refer to as Northside. The neighborhood is roughly bordered by Bryan Park to the South, Hermitage Road to the North, Galaxie Road to the West and Lakeside Avenue to the East. Given its central location with easy access to the interstates, Bryan Park, and a variety of retailers, buyer interest has steadily grown in recent years.
Lakeside was given its name by Major Lewis Ginter, who in 1895 named his bicycle club the Lakeside Wheel Club (now the Bloemendaal House at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden) and built Lakeside Park (now the Jefferson Lakeside Country Club).
Lakeside Outdoor
Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens – Most any time of year is a good time to go, but Garden Fest of Lights during the holidays and water play for the kids in the summer are particularly popular events.
Bryan Park – Take a walk through the Azalea Gardens in the spring, play a little frisbee golf, explore the trails or just enjoy a little relaxation by the water. The City took advantage of the rolling hills, streams, and ponds to create an unique urban park and over the years the park has evolved to include a well-known azalea garden, jogging and mountain biking trails, soccer fields, tennis courts, a playground, a frisbee golf course, and lots of picnicking spots.
Lakeside Food
Italian Arianna’s Grill – Good. Pizza.
Roy’s Big Burger – Wax nostalgic as you stand in line at the walk-up window to order a burger and fries then park yourself at an outdoor picnic table.
Lakeside Farmers Market – Support your local growers. Shop Saturday mornings and all day Wednesdays.
Original Gravity – Who can say no to a delicious, ice cold beer? Award winning craft beer brewer and supplier for those that DIY.
Virginia Barbeque – North Carolina style barbecue. Delish.
SB's Lakeside Love Shack – Breakfast | Diner
Hob Nob (Comfort Food)
Lewis Ginter (Tea Room + More)
Cary Town Burgers and Fries
1115 Mobile Kitchen
Bright Spot Coffee
Hermitage Grill
Tops China (ChinesE Food)
Foxes Pizza Den

Free Parking. Primary space is in the Brown Gravel Parking Area. If needed, a secondary space is available in front of the garbage cans. No on street parking in front or adjacent to house | Additional Street parking a very short walk away; around the corner. There are bus lines 1 block way.