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    1870 Restaurant and Bar

    3.9 (99 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Flounder with crab. The photo doesn't reflect the original presentation. We added shared sides.
    David W.

    We celebrated my aunt's 91st birthday. The atmosphere was very nice and matched the service and food quality.. We each enjoyed what we ordered and all of the accompaniments were delicious as well. You should be aware the prices are fairly expensive for example the prime rib was $75. The lobster soup is $20. The side order of morale mushrooms $25. These are just a few examples.

    Lauren D.

    Wonderful food. Great service. Lowkey vibe. Just an amazing experience all around. Highly recommend.

    Annie P.

    Absolutely amazing experience last night. The manager, Aaron, was fantastic and so was our server, Sean. The food was outstanding and I absolutely love the vibe of an older home. This has been on my bucket list for a long time and I'm so glad we got the chance to go last night! We were even the last ones out, and they were so kind. The staff didn't rush us or anything. Truly wonderful place in the heart of Midlothian!

    MCK cocktail
    Jenny H.

    While we have been to 1870 before, It was our first time in the speakeasy and we really enjoyed the vibe. It's got a low noise level so makes for a great space to have a conversation. We started out with the MCK and the Handsome and Wealthy cocktails. Both were delicious. The MCK has a buttery taste with some chocolate bitters and the H&W was refreshing bourbon drink with honey, pineapple, lemon, and blueberries. For starters, we did the scallop en croute and the seasonal butternut squash soup with croutons and crème fraiche. Again both were delicious. The butternut squash soup was probably one of the best we've ever had and the scallops were very unique with a pastry puff over top a shell and sun-dried tomatoes and wine cream sauce. For entrées, we got the Scottish salmon with a truffle butter and carrots for side. We also got the filet with an au poivre sauce and green beans for a side. Both exceeded our expectations. The salmon was cooked perfectly and the carrots went really well with the salmon. The truffle butter was not even necessary bc of the buttery carrots with cumin and pine nuts. The filet was cooked perfectly and paired with a gravy like au poivre sauce we would certainly order again. The green beans were fantastic and went with everything. We even loved the complimentary bread with salted butter. Too full for dessert but we will be back to enjoy this place again!

    Cinnamon bread pudding
    Sidney T.

    We love 1870 Restaurant for special occasion dinners, service is always great! While it's a bit on the pricier side, it is very good quality and definitely worth it! Nice ambiance and pretty decor. The best items we've had has to be the flounder, scallops en croute, and bread pudding.

    Classic Vanilla Creme Brulee

    On the Food: 6oz Seared Filet Mignon with garlic & Herb compound butter. Served rare, (even though I ordered it medium rare at the chef's recommendation), but I personally didn't mind. The butter was a major highlight. It was fresh, rich, and paired perfectly with my steak. Melted in my mouth, solid 8.8/10. 15 oz Seared Duck Breast paired with Au Poivre at the waitress' recommendation. An absolute fantastic choice, the portion was hearty and the duck was perfectly cooked. Extremely tender and moist, my husband loved it and I enjoyed it too even though I normally don't go for duck. He particularly enjoyed the fat cap. 8.65/10. Roasted Carrots with Cumin Honey & Toasted Pine Nuts. I feel like they were just starting to get the fundamentals right with this dish but ultimately missed the mark. The carrots themselves were delicious- well cooked, great ingredient sourcing. Seasoning left a lot to be desired. It would have benefited from at least double the cumin and some form of additional spice/depth- my pick would've been to add harissa & a pinch of sumac. They started out with all of the right elements, this just ended up falling flat. Still ate the entire thing- the toasted Pine Nuts were delicious 6/10. Steamed Broccoli, glazed with butter and parmesan cheese. Sourcing was again phenomenal on the veggies, the florets were very fresh. Slightly uneven steaming with some pieces much crunchier than others. Flavor was delicious. 7/10. Dessert: Classic Vanilla Creme Brulee with a beautiful little pistachio macaroon. This was surprisingly more flavorful than expected- on both the creme brulee & the macaroon. Given the subtler flavoring used at dinner, it was a pleasant surprise and I appreciated the commitment to the bit. Paired with their signature Vanilla Infused Espresso Martini which was perfectly balanced. 9/10. Not pictured: Caesar Salads- quite disappointing. Full length romaine lettuce that we then had to slice up ourselves. My lettuce was very wilted, husband's was slightly bitter. Maybe a bold take, but if I'm paying $14 for a salad, I shouldn't have to chop my own lettuce at the dinner table. Parmesan quality was good. 2/10. Ambiance: The restaurant itself was beautiful, decorations were a lovely nod to the 1870's decade including impressionist style paintings. Service: Staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and thoughtful. No complaints!

    Rose T.

    Behold the best Happy Hour in Midlothian. This little gem of a place is hidden on Midlothian Turnpike, it has the cutest vibes and the staff is just lovely. I love coming here for happy hour, Colleen and Iva at the bar on the second floor are the best.

    Pork chop with Au Poivre sauce poured over
    Danielle J.

    This was my first visit to 1870 and expectations were high. We have a restaurant list with our friends and every few weeks we make a reservation at one on the list. 1870 has been on the list a little while so we finally made the reservations! TLDR: The restaurant ambiance is nice, the food was good, the service is not bad, just not 5 star. Let's start with the atmosphere and dining options. It's an old house, so there are a few "dining rooms" to choose from. When you make a reservation they ask you which you would like. We chose the Bass Dining room and give it 2 thumbs up. This was on the second floor, in the back, with our 4 top and one other table that had 8 people. The noise level was fine. Our table had a really bad wobble so we had to ask for something to put under the base of the table to make it steady. The other dining room upstairs is one you have to walk through to get to the Bass room and had a few more tables so seemed a bit more crowded. The bar is actually also on the 2nd floor and was dark and cute from what I could see. Downstairs is the main dining room and it did seem noisy as we walked by. It is separated from the entrance area by a curtain. Note the entrance area is really small and tight. Definitely happy to not have to wait there. Now on to the food! Appetizers/Starters: They do bring a serving of bread and butter. That butter is magical, seriously good. I think it's honey and salt that makes it special. Do note if you want more bread to eat that butter with you pay extra for a second serving. 1. Burrata - out of 3 of us, 1 person really enjoyed this. The other 3 of us thought it was a bit bland. The roasted grapes and related juice were good, but difficult to grab and put on the toast with the burrata. 2. House Salad - lacked dressing 3. Butternut Squash Soup - This was the soup du jour and was very yummy! It was served with garnishes in a very hot bowl, including a creamy cheese or cream of some sort, then the servers poured the soup at the table. The flavor and texture were very good. We would order this again. 4. Lobser Bisque - This was DELICIOUS!! It is served en croute and the serving size is VERY LARGE! There were chunks of lobster, creamy bisque and the flavor was on point. It is a very rich dish, but sooooo good. Entrees: This is where the kitchen shined 1. Filet - 2 of my people had the filet. One with hollandaise and one with the Garlic compound butter. Both steaks were cooked to order and very tender, though one steak was cooked unevenly with both medium and medium rare parts. Everyone enjoyed! 2. Duck Breast - My friend ordered this and I tried it. I've never had duck before and this was seriously delicious. Cooked well, had a compound butter on top and the duck texture was like a steak. 3. Pork Chop - I ordered the pork chop. This is a HUGE chop! It was cooked well. I was not a fan of the au poivre I ordered with it and if I ordered this again would go with a compound butter instead. Sides: The sides were large enough to share and we enjoyed them all. My favorite was the green beans, which have bacon! My friend really enjoyed her carrots. The creamed spinach was good and the potatoes au gratin were also very good. Dessert: 1. Blueberry Lavender Cheesecake - definitely floral in flavor and was enjoyed 2. Creme Brulee - always a good option at an upscale steakhouse 3. Bread Pudding - my favorite and was seriously yummy Service: This is where I felt the night was lacking. Our server did not proactively make recommendations, though when asked he answered. Note - they ask you to order your appetizers, salad/soup, main entrees and dessert all at the same time. This is to keep you in their 2 hour dining window. The courses do come right after each other with no break/down time in between. My main problem here is that the servers were not clearing away one course before they brought the next. When the soups came we had no spoons and had to ask twice. The mains came out without clearing the appetizer and soup plates, so we had nowhere to go with the dishes on the small table. The servers did not interact much with us. Maybe it's me, but when I go to an upscale, expensive restaurant, I like to have the servers engaged with us at the interaction points. I also expect them to anticipate needs. Overall, this was a nice dinner and night out with friends. It's nice to have this type of restaurant in Midlothian. I will go back at some point I'm sure.

    Bread pudding and crème brûlée in the speakeasy (hence the red lighting)
    Emily M.

    Beautiful French bistro themed restaurant from the wonderfully talented Chef Dunlap! Everything is expertly cooked, classic and seasoned perfectly! Portions were bigger than we anticipated given our experiences with MCK, so I'd scale back the amount of food we ordered. The sides were definitely larger than we expected. We had leftovers:) Drinks are unique and delicious! There are 3 different seating options. There's a fancy seating at tables on the mid floor. The upstairs features a slightly more casual vibe with a bar and high top tables (still super classy!). And there is a cool speakeasy in the basement. You can get all the same food and drink options on any floor, but I do believe that during their happy hour time, the upstairs has some specific specials. It's a great place to celebrate something or just have a nice meal to enjoy!

    Fried chicken sammy
    Stephanie A.

    One of my favorite happy hours south of the river :) I went twice in the last week and the service is top tier. I tried the lobster bisque which was phenomenal, even though it was pricey at $20, would order again. Also tried out their seasonal butternut squash soup which was velvety, creamy, not too heavy, and comforting. The beef tartare was delicious too on happy hour, however it is smoked, just a heads up! I personally am not a huge fan of smoked items but it was really good and the yolk on top made it luscious and rich. Their fried chicken sandwich (also happy hour item) it amazing, definitely something to try during HH and on Tuesdays when it's at $8. They have a few different floors: basement is their speakeasy called "foxhole", main floor is where the more fine dining is, and their top floor is their full bar area and private rooms. Everything was decorated really cute for the holidays! 10/10, it's worth the trip to 1870 in Midlo :)

    Potatoes au gratin
    William H.

    We went to 1870 for a celebratory dinner recently and had a very good experience. The location is very interesting as it's a long-standing historical site in the village of Midlothian, renovated yet preserved to retain its original beauty. Our server was excellent. Service was good and the food was delicious. It's more of a special occasion sort of place for us but definitely plan to be back and will tastefully recommend it to friends.

    Bourbon list.
    Song P.

    My wife and I recently had a date night at 1870 on a Saturday evening. The main dining area upstairs was full, so we were seated downstairs in their speakeasy area--which turned out to be a cozy and inviting setting, perfect for a relaxed night out. We started with the oysters and the smoked beef tartare. The oysters (half a dozen) came with horseradish and a small bottle of hot sauce. They were sweet, briny, and fresh--everything you want in a good oyster. The smoked beef tartare was solid. While it was well-seasoned, I didn't quite catch the smoky flavor as expected. It was served with potato chips, but I think it would've paired better with grilled bruschetta or toast. For our entrée, we split a 20 oz ribeye steak along with a side of roasted carrots. The steak was cooked closer to rare than medium-rare, but once we tasted it, we didn't mind at all--it was incredible. Perfectly seasoned, melt-in-your-mouth tender, and so flavorful that we didn't even need the horseradish crème we ordered on the side. We thought we'd have leftovers--no chance. Easily the best steak we've had. The roasted carrots were also a standout--roasted to that ideal sweet spot where they were soft but still had a bit of bite. The only minor issue was the cumin--it was a bit too dominant for my taste, but that's a personal preference. We ended the meal with a vanilla crème brûlée. My wife loved it; I'm not a huge crème brûlée fan, but I still had a few bites and thought it was well done. If there's one area for improvement, it's the cocktails. I had a Boulevardier, which leaned a little too vermouth-forward and didn't use clear ice--a small detail, but one that matters in a fine dining setting. My wife's "Pretty in Pink" was vodka and rosé-forward but got a bit diluted by too much club soda. Overall, we had a great experience. The food was excellent, the setting was charming, and we'd definitely return--especially for that ribeye.

    Ken's in trouble cocktail
    Krystal K.

    Came for a private group event. Everything was absolutely amazing. The steak was perfectly cooked and we were able to choose a sauce or speciality butter. I chose the caramelized onion butter. I chose the asparagus side dish. It was perfectly cooked and served with panko crumbs that gave it a nice little crunch. The Caesar app was perfectly dressed and plentiful. The bread pudding dessert was moist and had a perfect portion of sauce on it. I got the Ken's in trouble cocktail which is a fancy spicy margarita. Great flavor profile! Our server was wonderful and attentive. Our food came out promptly and as ordered. Wonderful meal! Will be back.

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    Ask the Community - 1870 Restaurant and Bar

    Is there a speakeasy part of it? I thought I saw a post in the past about that?

    Yes. There is a speakeasy downstairs that looks quite nice. It functions as their cozy bar area but they also serve meals during certain times.

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    ML Steak - Fried smoked Half Chicken

    ML Steak

    3.5(36 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    I've been here twice and the two visits were sooo different. The place is very cute inside. First…read moretime was great! The waitress was nice, knowledgeable and attentive. The food was good. The margarita was amazing. I talked about coming back for weeks-especially for that margarita. Around Mother's Day, I brought my mom and grandma here cause I thought they'd love it. Wrong. Despite not being busy, the service was practically non existent. The chicken bao buns were hard, flavorless and dry. So was the chicken my husband ordered.My drink wasn't good. The food took a while to come out. Burgers didn't come out at the temperature requested. Burgers and fries were also pretty salty. Super unfortunate this was such a bad time the second time around. I was planning on adding them to my rotation since I'm near by all the time.

    I was invited here for a birthday dinner with 4 other people. It was our first time here. I like…read morethe location, it is easy to get to and lots of parking space. We thought this was a steakhouse and we were under the impression that it was going to be fancy/upscale, business attire type of restaurant. The menu was on a sheet of paper, looks kinda cheap. I do like how bright it looks inside, the decor is nice. I got steak, filet, it was okay, it was $40 with one side. I should have gotten the bone in NY strip. Their mash potatoes and Mac and cheese was the best. Collard green too also very good. Everyone was pretty much happy with their food. I tried the smoked half chicken, it was pretty flavorful. Our waiter was nice and attentive. He explained the menu very well to us and helped us make our choices. I would like to go back and try other things on the menu.

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    Truffle fries

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    Ruth's Chris Steak House

    Ruth's Chris Steak House

    3.8(249 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$$

    Loved the ambiance of this location of Ruth's Chris! Was very excited for the experience at this…read morelocation compared to others, as it's in an old plantation home. Very intimate setting, and hostess was welcoming. Service, however, was extremely disappointing. We were greeted initially, but as the night went on, the service went downhill. My husband asked for lemons for his water a total of 4 times, and we finally received them AFTER we had finished our meal. His water glass also remained empty for 3/4 of our meal, after asking for a refill twice. It still took 10 minutes to get him water. I had a Coke - never was asked if I wanted a refill. Food was disappointing. I ordered the filet cooked medium, and it came back black and blue. My husband ordered the cowboy ribeye cooked medium rare +, and it came back almost raw. We both sent them back, and had to repeat this process over again, as mine was still black and blue. They cooked my same filet 3 times, so it came back nearly in pieces and the outside was completely charred. Very disappointed in management also. We have dined at many nice steak houses, and even several Ruth's Chris locations, and we have never experienced this terrible of service. We are always down to pay extra for a nice meal -- we would never ask for anything to be comped. But a fresh steak after having to send it back twice would've been appreciated. We eventually decided on no dessert, we just wanted to leave. So we ask for the check, and it took at least 20 minutes to receive that. Meanwhile, our server is serving drinks to several surrounding tables. This was overall a terrible experience. We will not be returning. This is my first review on yelp, as I and my husband are not ones to complain about restaurants. But seeing we just spent a pretty penny for VERY disappointing service and food, wanted to save someone else the trouble.

    Ruth's Chris is easily one of my favorite steakhouses in Richmond. Yes, it's on the pricier side,…read morebut unlike some upscale restaurants, I actually feel like the quality matches the price. I don't always order steak here because their stuffed chicken is so good. It's one of my favorite dishes on the menu. I'm also a huge fan of the mac and cheese, and honestly, I've yet to order anything that disappointed me. If you do go for a steak, it's usually seasoned well, flavorful, and cooked correctly. The drinks are another reason I keep coming back. Their bartenders know what they're doing, and every cocktail I've tried has been excellent. At this point, I'm officially becoming a regular. One of my favorite times to visit is during happy hour. The prices are more affordable, and I'll usually order a Caesar salad, mac and cheese, and a cocktail. It's one of the best happy hour spots if you're looking for a more upscale experience without paying full dinner prices. The atmosphere is exactly what I want from a steakhouse. It has the feel of a classic luxury hotel with warm lighting, comfortable seating, and enough space between the tables that you don't feel like you're dining with the people next to you. The service is consistently excellent, the location is convenient, and the overall experience always feels polished. Overall, I'd give Ruth's Chris a 9.5/10. Great food, great drinks, excellent service, and an atmosphere that keeps me coming back. It's one of the few restaurants in Richmond where I know I'm going to leave happy every time.

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    Ruth's Chris Steak House
    Ruth's Chris Steak House
    Ruth's Chris Steak House

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    Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille - Richmond - Front view of Perry's Steakhouse & Grille

    Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille - Richmond

    3.8(197 reviews)
    10.6 mi
    $$$$

    FOOD: Amazing. Truly. There wasn't anything that was over…read moresalty, undercook, overdone. Nothing. It all came out perfectly. One of my favorite dishes was the creamed corn shareable side. It was AMAZING. I got the filet mignon Oscar style and it was perfectly sized for me. Trying to eat better so I didn't want to over do it (we overdid it on the apps LOL) SERVICE: This is one of the places where you come and you feel totally served on. Our waiter knew what he was talking about, was kind and had a genuine demeanor, I wish I had gotten his name. I even needed a togo cup of ice bc ya girl had a drive back and after food I had the ITIS and I needed it for my energy drink great AMBIANCE: It was a Saturday so it was naturally full. Both times that I've gone I've gone at 7pm and have stayed until close just laughing and talking with my friends so, it was a good time.

    I went here for a presentation and the food was a preplanned menu that we picked from. Our wait…read morestaff were ok but kept removing things off the table that we were still eating, bread for example. Cocktails were good, no complaints there. However, as we were leaving, the manager informed us that we were erroneously charged a gratuity on our cocktails and a gratuity was included on the presenting company's bill already. I was not refunded for the gratuity on my cocktail and only one person actually had theirs removed. About the food, the steak was entirely too greasy. It comes on a sizzling plate and they put some kind of garlic butter on top of it. I've never eaten a filet mignon that was fatty, like this one. The butter made it more greasy. The pork chop I tasted that my friend had wasn't seasoned enough. It was rather bland tasting. The sides and salad were good. Bread was good but brought very late to the table. The room we were in was nice but the door kept being left open by the wait staff and it was so loud in the restaurant, we could hardly hear the speaker. This happened several times. Overall, I was a little disappointed in the food. This was my first time eating here. Not sure I'd come back. It is very expensive and there are better steak houses around for the money.

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    Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille - Richmond - Perry's Famous Pork Chop

    Perry's Famous Pork Chop

    Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille - Richmond - Beautiful outdoor patio with fireplaces

    Beautiful outdoor patio with fireplaces

    Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille - Richmond

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    Four Seasons - Greek Moussaka

    Four Seasons

    4.0(152 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    I recently visited Four Seasons Restaurant, and overall I'd give it 4 out of 5 stars…read more The customer service was excellent, and the food was good. The restaurant also has a nice atmosphere with great décor. That said, I don't think it's much of a family restaurant--it's better suited for adults. I also think the breakfast menu could use some updates. At most breakfast restaurants, you're able to substitute eggs for another side, but that wasn't an option here. I also found the breakfast menu a little confusing and think it could be organized more clearly. Overall, I had a good experience, and with a few improvements to the breakfast menu, it could be even better.

    I drive by here a lot and it seems like it always has a decent amount of people dining so I decided…read moreto take my mom for lunch. It looks like it would be more of an upscale place, but I would say it's a normal eatery that works well for a casual lunch or something a little nicer too. They offered a selection of lunch specials as well as their regular menu with appetizers, salads, subs, pasta, etc. After much deliberation (the server stopped by probably three times and we still weren't ready) I decided on the fettuccine with white clam sauce which came with some bread and butter, and soup or salad. I went with the soup of the day which was chicken orzo. My mom chose the lamb gyro sandwich and for her side she went with the veggie of the day which was roasted Brussels sprouts with honey. Overall I thought the food was good. It was definitely well-seasoned. The orzo in the soup was a little mushy for my preference, but the fettuccine was a good texture. The white clam sauce was loaded with clams and garlic. I really enjoyed my dish. My mom enjoyed her gyro sandwich, I did take a small taste of the lamb and it was delicious. The Brussels sprouts were probably my favorite of everything though. They were roasted perfectly, still a little firm with some crispier toastier leaves in the mix and a sweet glaze. The service was fine, I thought the server was very nice. She was most attentive when waiting for us to order, and at the end of our meal she boxed our food up for us which is always a nice touch. I would definitely eat here again, there are many more menu items I would love to try!

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    Four Seasons
    Four Seasons - Bread basket

    Bread basket

    Four Seasons - Grilled pork chops  Rice pilaf

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    1870 Restaurant and Bar - steak - Updated September 2026

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