Tag Archives: food

The Super Bowl, Then and Now

By Sam Hahn Every year, millions of fans gather around their TVs to watch the largest sporting event in the United States….

Glory Days: A Family Favorite Bar and Grill

By Carter Hepp If you love wings and sports, then Glory Days Grill may be the perfect spot for you. Glory Days…

Hot Pot 757: A New Way of Dining

By Sam Hahn Nestled into one of Broad Street’s many strip malls, Hot Pot 757, a new Chinese hot pot and Korean…

Sheetz: A Home Away From Home

By Madison Lewis We walked into the dining establishment at about 2 p.m., expecting a long wait for a place as popular…

OPINION: School Lunch: Leaving for Other Options?

The opinions published by The Match are solely those of the author, and not of the entire publication, its staff, or Collegiate School. The Match welcomes…

Waffle House: America’s Greatest Establishment

The opinions published by The Match are solely those of the author, and not of the entire publication, its staff, or Collegiate School. The Match welcomes…

Lewis Cattle Company: The Best Meat In Town?

By Charlie Miller Collegiate Senior Warner Lewis’s (‘24) family owns the meat business Lewis Cattle Company (LCC), one of the most popular meat…

Hatch Local: Richmond’s First Food Hall

By Claire Lareau The worst part of going out to dinner with my family is the decision-making process. With five people, it…

New at Libbie & Grove: Bar West

By AC Hall Cocodrilo, a Latin American restaurant located on Grove Avenue, recently closed, barely surviving a year after it opened in…

Sit Down for Family Dinner 

By June Evins Family dinners have always been an integral part of my life. Since my brother, Sam Evins (‘22), left for…