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This cozy Museum District restaurant has made quite an impression on Richmond diners. What was once a small neighborhood grocery store has been transformed into Belmont Food Shop. The necessities – a small dining room and a heavy wooden bar creates and serves stellar food and cocktails all made with love. Despite being open less [...]
Pizza, an immediate crowd pleaser and go-to meal that’ll please any palate. Like any other city, Richmond has a plethora of pizzerias and casual Italian eateries. Anthony’s on the Hill, a [somewhat] newbie to the RVA pizza family, opened its doors last October and claimed recognition by making it on Richmond’s Best New Restaurants of 2013 list. [...]
Lunch: one of the most nostalgic meals of the day for most. As a kid, it was a simple sandwich or (for me) a Lunchable and a cold Mondo (so 90′s). Now, it’s whatever is convenient – a quick bite out, a salad you’ve successfully thrown together, or leftovers. Opening up last Spring in Scott’s [...]
Richmond has its landmarks, regal Monument Avenue, Belle Isle, and the steep inclines in Church Hill. Its city skyline, viewed from Legend Brewery is another list topper. Holding honor as Richmond’s oldest (and largest) microbrewery, Legend’s seems to preserve its classic and timeworn decor. Forget swanky urban textures and design – Legend’s keeps it old [...]
Peter Chang China Cafe made its home in a Short Pump shopping center last April. Since then, followers and fans have made the trip to eat here. Lucky for me, this place is just a few miles from home. Maybe one of the only perks of nesting in the ‘burbs. Peter Chang, besides being known [...]
I started to take notice when Dickey’s Barbecue Pit appeared on Broad Street. It wasn’t until I heard Chuy’s was opening a location in Short Pump (this April) that I realized Texas generated restaurants are making their way to the East Coast. This is exciting folks! Finally a [potentially] good Mexican restaurant – something that [...]
By Kristina Headrick Amongst hordes of wine loving Virginians, I was lucky enough to to attend the 6th Annual Wine Expo this past Saturday. Hosted at the massive Greater Richmond Convention Center, the event benefited FeedMore, Central Virginia’s core hunger relief organization. More than a collection of wineries, the event featured vendors selling specialty foods, art, [...]
Selba’s one of those restaurants I’ve always passed when driving down Cary Street. One of those places I’ve always meant to go try. It wasn’t until a friend’s recommendation prompted me to give it a [real] try. Local RVA eateries are taking pride on serving patrons local produce, meats, and ingredients – Selba’s no stranger [...]
