Angelo Serra

Pretty typical county fairgrounds. Decent field parking and close enough to the downtown to have a little side trip. Decent buildings and well laid-out.

Comfy little local spot in Union. Nice lunch crowd, great wait staff, and really good "bar food". Nice variety of appetizers, sandwiches, and pizzas. I have not seen Broasted Chicken on a menu in a while, but seemed a little heavy for lunch for me. The appetizers are big enough that a couple would make a meal. Prompt service, reasonable prices, and friendly.

Full drink service, and a variety of places to sit - bar, booths and tables. TVs for watching sports or news.

Not too far off of I-70 and Route 40 for those that travel.

Decent tacos at an "upscale" taco joint. The inside of the Condados is urban themed with graffiti-style art on the walls. Significant number of options, and the ability to build your own should satisfy even a choosy person. The tacos were OK, chips and trio of dips decent. The service was lackluster and it was pretty loud as there isn't a whole lot to soak up the noise inside. Somewhat expensive for what it is. I am sure it a great place in the summer to hang out, nibble tacos and enjoy a few beverages.

Excellent small arena with a lot of history. No seat is bad in this house, the furthest you can get off the ice is about 20 rows back. The only seats with backs seem to be in sections B and C, with the top row of all sections using the outer wall as a seat back. Bench seating throughout.

As a result, you can hear everything on this ice - players talking to each other, passes, puck hitting the goalie, and the scrape of the skates. Great environment to watch a hockey game. The corrugated steel roof certainly assists with moving sound around, I believe the players can hear every comment yelled from the stands.

This church is unfortunately positioned in the middle of the Strand making it just enough out of the way to only visit if you intend or are adventurous. We stopped while we were waiting for another store to open and glad we did.

This is a beautiful old church (which has been rebuilt a number of times) dedicated to military personnel. The lists of the fallen are displayed around the outer aisle of the church with photos and memorabilia displayed in the back.

A wide central aisle with a barrel vaulted ceiling lead the eye to the front altar. There is also a beautifully carved wooden pulpit.

There is a crypt below the church, but was closed the day we were there.

Well worth a visit to honor the fallen.