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Top 10 Best Restaurants Near Forest Hill in Richmond in Forest Hill, Richmond, VA - June 2024 - Yelp - Little Nickel, Laura Lee's, Y Tu Mama, Kitchenette, Thirsty's RVA, The Locker Room, O'Toole's Restaurant & Pub, Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream, Zombie Pizza, Maldini's Ristorante Italiano
Best Restaurants in Forest Hill Ave, Richmond, VA - Lunch. Supper!, Lillie Pearl, Stella's, Little Nickel, Pinky’s, Beaucoup, Burtons Grill & Bar, Dumpling & Noodle Cart, Fall Line Kitchen & Bar, Lolita’s.
Best Restaurants in Forest Hill, Richmond, VA 23225 - Little Nickel, Laura Lee's, Y Tu Mama, Kitchenette, Fat Ducks Seafood & Soul Food Express, O'Toole's Restaurant & Pub, Maldini's Ristorante Italiano, Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream, Thirsty's RVA, Zombie Pizza.
Updated on: May 17, 2024. Latest reviews, photos and 👍🏾ratings for The Forest Restaurant at 5057 Forest Hill Ave in Richmond - view the menu, ⏰hours, ☎️phone number, ☝address and map.
- (804) 233-1940
- Bar, American, Dive Bar
- Millie’s Diner | 2603 E. Main St.
- New York Deli | 2920 W. Cary St.
- Helen’s | 2527 W. Main St.
- Chiocca’s | 425 N. Belmont Ave.
- O’Toole’s Restaurant and Pub | 4800 Forest Hill Ave.
- The Village Cafe | 1001 W. Grace St.
- Joe’s Inn | 205 N. Shields Ave.
Millie’s has been spicing up Richmond since 1989, when they opened near Church Hill. A brunch hot spot known for its signature messes, Millie’s experiments with different flavors to deliver a brunch that you won’t soon forget. Fun fact: The Devil’s Mess — a frittata with spicy sausage, onions, green peppers, garlic, tomatoes, and mild curry — has b...
This Carytown restaurant claims seniority in Richmond. It first opened in 1929 and moved to its current location in 1934. Although the deli counter has been replaced with a bar, New York Deli still serves the classic sailor sandwich— that’s pastrami, swiss, grilled knockwurst and spicy mustard on toasted rye.
Swing by this restaurant in the Fan and enjoy a helping of history with your dinner. The 1912 building was converted into a restaurant called D’s in 1927. The couple who owned the spot passed it to their daughter, Helen, in 1935. Since then, it’s been Helen’s — a home for music, swing, and comforting southern fare.
This Museum District deli has been slinging sandwiches since 1952. It runs on the gas-powered energy of Peggy, the 1930s Star broiler namedafter manager Mario Chiocca’s late wife. In 2010, restaurateur Scott Ripley bought the joint from Mario’s son, Timmy. They’re open from 11:30 a.m. until midnight every day with beers on tap and plenty of eats.
This Irish mainstay has been open in Southside since 1966. The O’Toole family emigrated from Ireland in 1920. When Jim O’Toole opened the pub, he received the commonwealth’s first by-the-drink liquor license. The family opened a second location in Midlothian in 2019.
The Village has been nestled in VCU since 1956. The cafe originallyopened across the street, but moved to its current location in the late 80s. Whether you’re in the mood for a quesadilla, a sub, pasta, or omelettes, this college hangout has served a little bit of everything for a long time.
The Fan favorite opened in 1952 when Joe Mencarini set up shop serving a variety of dishes. Nick Kafantaris bought the place in 1977 and the Kafantaris still own it today. Try this:The Greek meatballs and enough Spaghetti a la Joe to feed a family of four. Digging into Richmond’s restaurant history definitely has our stomachs grumbling. Table for t...
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4910 Forest Hill Ave. Richmond, VA 23225. Hours. Tuesday - Thursday: 4pm-9pm. Friday: 4pm-10pm. Saturday: 12pm-10pm. Sunday: 12pm-8pm. Monday: CLOSED
Takeout: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM. 4809 Forest Hill Ave, Richmond, VA 23225. Maldini's Ristorante Italiano is known for its Dinner, Healthy, Lunch Specials, Pasta, Pizza, Subs, and Vegetarian. Online ordering available!
