Guidebook for Richmond
Food Scene
Most of my guests enjoy going out early to our cozy, friendly neighborhood coffee shop —Stir Crazy on MacArthur ave.—for all styes of coffee and a little something sweet or savory for breakfast. Check out the local art.
27 locals recommend
Stir Crazy Cafe RVA
4015 MacArthur AveMost of my guests enjoy going out early to our cozy, friendly neighborhood coffee shop —Stir Crazy on MacArthur ave.—for all styes of coffee and a little something sweet or savory for breakfast. Check out the local art.
My Favorite restaurant in Richmond. Best She crab soup in town. Phenomenal desserts! Best seafood dishes.. Celebrate here! Love that they are open late.
51 locals recommend
Tarrant's Cafe
1 W Broad StMy Favorite restaurant in Richmond. Best She crab soup in town. Phenomenal desserts! Best seafood dishes.. Celebrate here! Love that they are open late.
3 blocks away--My favorite neighborhood dining spot with great freshly prepared meals-- locally sourced greens, meats and vegn options-- without all the high-end pricing. Friendly, lively place wit great food. great weekend brunches
18 locals recommend
The Mill on MacArthur
4023 MacArthur Ave3 blocks away--My favorite neighborhood dining spot with great freshly prepared meals-- locally sourced greens, meats and vegn options-- without all the high-end pricing. Friendly, lively place wit great food. great weekend brunches
Its worth the drive to churchhill-- check the overlook in nearby libby hill park after getting tea and coffee and fresh baked sweet and savory items-- all made on site-- in a big old brick oven-- from sourdough base
130 locals recommend
Sub Rosa Bakery
620 N 25th StIts worth the drive to churchhill-- check the overlook in nearby libby hill park after getting tea and coffee and fresh baked sweet and savory items-- all made on site-- in a big old brick oven-- from sourdough base