Trattoria Villagio
Fanny Valverde currently serves as Assistant Manager at Trattoria Villagio since March 2023. Prior to this role, Fanny Valverde spent over two decades at Great American Restaurants, progressing from Lead Host to Restaurant Manager and finally to Assistant General Manager. Key responsibilities included assisting in staff recruitment and training, achieving financial goals, managing community involvement initiatives, and ensuring operational profitability. Fanny Valverde's extensive experience in various roles at Mike’s American Grill and other restaurants highlights a strong commitment to delivering high-quality hospitality and managing restaurant operations effectively. Educational background includes studies at Northern Virginia Community College and Robert E. Lee High School.
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Trattoria Villagio
Modeled to look like an Italian train station, VILLAGIO, meaning “village” in Italian, is located on historic Main Street, in the old Buckley Brothers' store (built circa 1900), just steps away from the active Norfolk-Southern rail line. Much has changed since Buckley Brothers, once the largest store between Alexandria and Front Royal, advertised “everything from a pin to a plow”. VILLAGIO now sits comfortably on the ground floor in the space which the popular restaurant, Heart In Hand, once occupied. The Silva family opened VILLAGIO in Fall-2013 with expectations of becoming a buzzing neighborhood hotspot with something for everyone. VILLAGIO combines the elegance of an Italian trattoria with the fun of a bustling Italian train station. Open every day, VILLAGIO is perfect for a quick snack, a lingering meal, a big group, a family night out, or even a large social gathering. With marble-topped standing tables, the trattoria area is great for meeting new people and for grabbing drinks and antipasti with a group of friends. The classic dining room seats over 100 guests and the lively music and cool vibe bring everyone a smile from their first bite of salumi or brick oven pizza to the last spoonful of fresh-homemade pasta.