The 1910 train station is not the "historic" one that is located about 2 blocks to the west that…read morewas there during the Civil War. This building is owned by The City of Petersburg and can be rented for special events. The building has neo-classical elements to it inside in its decoration that speaks to its period history. Train service stopped in the City in the 1970s. If you are looking for the Amtrak Station it is on the north side of the river.

I hadn't been to Croaker's Spot in years since the Norfolk location closed, so I was really happy…read moreto find out there was one in Petersburg. We went on a Friday night and I was surprised we were able to get right in with no wait. The service was friendly and the food was SO good--honestly even better than I remembered. There really wasn't much on our plates that we didn't enjoy other than the peppers and onions being a little too sweet for me liking. Other than that, everything was delicious. Definitely worth a visit and I'll be going back!

Visited Croaker's Spot in Petersburg, VA this evening with my battles. Despite the long wait to be…read moreseated, my overall review is pretty good Our server Mark was amazing from start to finish. Friendly, attentive, and made sure we were taken care of. Low key damage control. I had the Famous Fish & Shrimp with a Caesar salad, yams, cornbread, and sweet tea. ‍ My mouth was watering! Everything was seasoned well, fresh, and definitely worth the wait. And of course, I had to drizzle a little syrup on that cornbread ... don't judge me! Yes, I would definitely return! Croaker's Spot did not disappoint. Overall: 9/10 #RossyionsVirginiaFoodTour #CroakersSpot #VirginiaEats #Foodie #GoodEats #OutsideTheUniform #LovingInVirginia #GoodFoodGoodVibes

What a quaint train station. Taking the train to and from D.C., I was pleasantly surprised to find…read morea clean and beautiful train station in Williamsburg. Inside is a little waiting area, helpful staff, and clean restrooms.

This review is a bit through my sons eyes. However I did pick him up and dropped him off from the…read moreTransportation Station in Williamsburg. The station is located just blocks from the campus of William & Mary. Ample parking is provided and the lot was clean. The building is fitting for the area but seemed nondescript with small signage on the building. Mask are required inside regardless of vaccination status. Tickets can be purchased inside. The Men's restroom was functional and clean. I purchased my sons tickets online which was an easy to use system. Major credit cards are accepted. An email confirmation was generated immediately. The train arrived around 5 minutes late, not bad. My son rode coach for $27 from DC. Quite the bargain. He described the trip as comfortable and similar to a bus or plane with more leg room and better seating. The timing was approximately 3.5 which is slower than driving in perfect conditions which never occurs in NOVA. The return was less than 10 minutes late and quite crowded with some passengers traveling as far as Philly. My son will schedule to use them again some time in 2022. By the way, if your wondering if the conductor yells ALL ABOARD when arriving they do. Just like the movies.

Nice venue for annual RVATech Awards Gala. Food and service was good. Looking forward to next yearread more

Straightforward train station with some cool architectural highlights and a very nice Virginia…read moretourism desk with lots of resources and information. While I was waiting for my train, there was a wedding happening and I could definitely see how this could be a very cool event space.

New parking lot , more options for parking , bright lights, easy to get into but a little tough to…read moreget out when train arrives due to traffic and multiple cars trying to get out same way etc .

A great station that offers all the bells and whistles needed for your Amtrak travel needs…read more Generally there are attendants and crew available to help. There is a snack bar inside. But, if you plan ahead you can totally pick up some food. They recently went through an update maybe 1-2 years ago. But, my brain calendar could totally be off. I don't know what I did yesterday. Joking. But, the updates are great. Clean and crisp. There is a good amount of seating as well. This station can and will get crowded so plan accordingly.

The woman running this Chamber of Commerce was so knowledgeable and welcoming! She directed me to…read moreseveral historic sites and antique shops. There are many books and brochures to help visitors locate places of interest. The peanut shell LOVE sign is across from the historic post office! The interior of the CofC was pristine and the restroom was clean! Come here for information on Emporia and surrounding towns!

Chamber of commerce put n downtown Emporia VA is an old train station. Has lots of charm and yes…read morethe trains still go by they haven't stopped there in over 30 years that's what I have been told. Everyone is so friendly there stop by sometime.

This Amtrak Station in Ashland was like a landmark through time. I was here with my friend because…read moreI wanted to see Ashland and I didn't have much time to tour around town. Walking around, this Amtrak Station is right across from Randolph-Macon College. The station has some rare flower bushes. There wasn't any parking lot but the street parking was plenty. I hope to return one day when trains were here.

This charming little train station is right on track! Nestled in the Adorbs town of Ashland, this…read moretrain station has personality! I dig the LOVE sign out front and the railroad theme throughout this area. Inside, the little station is decorated with railroad memorabilia and you'll find a host of brochures if you're looking for nearby adventure! There's a sheltered platform stop, and inside waiting area, but no kiosks, no restrooms, public parking nearby but no parking lot. What this small station lacks in convenience, it makes up in quaintness! Lined along the tracks in the "center of the universe" are a variety of shops, restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and businesses with gorgeous shady trees on either side! Check out the murals on the buildings, especially near the library. You won't be all a-bored in this historic community - Ashland, a college town to Randolph Macon is teeming with old fashioned appeal! Stop here!

My first time taking Amtrak since the 90s and that was Michigan to Chicago…read more The station here is clean and there's plenty of seating. I had my e-ticket on my phone and only had to wait about 10-15 before boarding. I'm not sure if we were the first stop, but they told me exactly where to get on for coach and I had my choice of seats and there were empty seats all around me. I never had anyone next to me as people got off before my DC destination. The sign I posted states this station is moving this summer which only has a month left. Too bad. This station is convenient for my friend to get to from Hampton.

A small likable train station. Compared to other stations, it lacks a certain charm structurally…read more It is more utilitarian. Staff is friendly and very helpful. Lot is a good size but can fill up when a train arrives but empties pretty quickly after passengers are picked up. It is easy to miss as it is located back from the street.

Winter snow coming dat! The feeling of anticipation of snow is amazing! Son going back home after a…read moreweek's vacation not so good! Watching love ones looking at their loved ones leave us hard! Great little station! Not much ! Station manager is like cheerful drill Sargent! Onboarding quickly!

Amtrak in Charlottesville is a smaller station but is very nice. The offer plenty of seating and…read moredrink machines. If you leave your car there, there is a parking fee but I'm not sure how (I think $12 per day). The staff was very helpful and polite. Of course, they have facilities if you do need to use the rest room.