Food, service and atmosphere all were superb. The signature vodka limeade was tasty…read more Dinner was a baked goat cheese appetizer with crostini, pine nuts, honey, and a grilled pepper arugula salad. Entrees included grilled chicken quesadilla and libre Cuba burger variation on a Cubano. All of the food was well prepared, delicious, and prompt.

Another delicious lunch at The Continental! I couldn't help but order the Salmon Reuben again --…read morethis time with sweet potato fries. My husband had the Hot Kentucky Brown, which was huge and very good. Service is quick and friendly. This place really fills up for lunch. By 12:05, only two tables were empty, and then they filled up. The vibe is casual and comfortable with well stocked bar. The Continental in Westhampton is a real gem!

Wow...... they allow smoking in their restaurant..... crazy...... non smokers have rights…read moretoo....... Food is ok and service ok.... Will never return!!!

Food was really good. I especially enjoy the diner style homemade specials. Great atmosphere as…read morewell as friendly fast service

Courthouse Grill Friday 1 PM…read more Goochland, Virginia Was in the neighborhood and was looking for somewhere to waste an hour and thought why not get something to eat. Found the spot went in and ordered a breakfast sandwich of egg cheese and country ham on a bun The cashier was very nice. The business was steady with people in and out. It seemed like lots of regular customers based on the cashier, knowing the people. The restaurant was very small. Could probably seat about 20. Family atmosphere and very clean. I love the bathroom and that it had comic strips taped to the wall how old school is that? Love it.! They also sold local honey, and a few other knickknacks like bird houses and what not. I did pick me up a jar of honey. As far as my sandwich, it just looked like a regular egg, ham & cheese sandwich, but it was very good! Like, VERY good! I would not only eat here again. I would recommend this place to everyone. Thumbs up courthouse Grill !

The breakfasts are so good and reasonably priced! The hash brown pototoes are the best I have ever…read morehad.

We have had LPH several times and although I think it is a hit or miss when it comes to service, we…read morehave had sold experiences every time. The food won't necessarily blow your socks off-- however it is consistently good, a lot of vegan/gluten free/etc options, lots of cocktail and beer options, and even the pickiest of eaters could find something they enjoy there. Our waiter this last time was outstanding. I noticed on their menu they also have specials including Thursdays where they do a hot chicken sandwich and beer for a cheaper price. They also have a solid happy hour.

Liberty Public House prides itself on being a lesbian-owned restaurant in Richmond, which is very…read moreevident in the decor- rainbows everywhere, which I love! It's a very popular restaurant, so today, when we entered, while we were greeted right away, there was a 30 minute wait. The time actually went by relatively fast, and by the time we were seated, large cups of ice water were already there at our table, as well as a carafe to refill them. There's no physical menus, instead you scan a QR code which brings you to their menu. They have lots of drink options, including several specialty cocktails, beers, and ciders. Our waiter was super sweet and attentive, and the food came out relatively quickly. For my drink, I ordered a local cider from a Virginia ciderie, as well as the It's A Wrap, which has cheddar, ranch, mixed greens, tomatoes, onions, peppers, and your choice of protein (I got tofu). I also got a side of the Mac and cheese, which I could tell was made in house. Super creamy and flavorful with a hint of spice. My wrap was also insanely good! I'm impressed by the amount of vegetarian options here. Any burger can be made both gluten free or vegan, and the choices of protein make it more accessible for everyone who comes in. I'm really happy we were recommended this place!

Lovely dinner at Rowland on a dreary May evening…read more Atmosphere: cosy, intimate, with tables spaced nicely for conversation. Drinks: well curated list of wines by the glass with reasonable prices for bottles. The martini was excellent! Food: hit or miss. The butter bean cake appetizer was yummy. The bean cake was soft on inside, crispy on outside, with a tangy tomato avocado salad. My husband got the Brussels sprouts side as an appetizer. The Brussels and pancetta were delicious, but the addition of a few green beans seemed off. For entrees we had the hanger steak with chimichurri and the signature pork chop. The hanger steak was dish delicious, but came out of the kitchen lukewarm. The pork chop was a disappointment. The pecan crust was so heavily seasoned with cinnamon that it was hard to taste the pork. The chop was cooked perfectly - tender and juicy. The Mac and cheese was a bit watery and bland. The complementary bread service was excellent - warm, crusty bread with good olive oil and roasted garlic. Even with the "misses" on the food we enjoyed the evening. Rowland is great as a neighborhood restaurant but I'm undecided if we will make a special trip to go back.

We enjoyed our dinner at Rowland for Richmond Restaurant Week. They only had two staff in the…read morefront - a server and bartender. Both seemed to do a great job and really hustled. The restaurant wasn't that crowded so it wasn't too bad. The server did a great job. We tried three different appetizers and the winner was the meatballs with the soup second and the shrimp manicotti coming in second and third. Two of our group had the blackened rockfish with crawfish etouffee which was excellent. Two of us had the flat iron steak and one was great and the second one was a poor cut of meat that the knife couldn't get through. They were great at replacing the inedible steak. Very reasonably priced cocktails which was nice. For dessert the apple dessert was prefered over the bread pudding. It was a nice evening with a lovely restaurant week menu.

The grille at this golf club offered a casual dining experience and was exactly what my friends and…read moreI were looking for! We sat in this well appointed restaurant in a big round table near the spacious bar. In the front was a stage with a singer, which was pretty entertaining. Our server was nice and efficient. We ordered pizzas, club sandwiches and burgers; all the food was great and we enjoyed our meals! The prices were reasonable as well! The restrooms were clean too! Such lovely views and a wonderful time was had by all! We will come again!

We visited on a rainy day and the view is still fantastic!…read moreThree of us met for lunch. We were greeted with a big smile and we were able to choose our own seats. Service was friendly and not rushed. Drinks were refilled promptly and our lunches were delivered at the same time after only a short wait. Everyone enjoyed their lunches. Whenever I see a Reuben on the menu it is my go to choice. There was plenty of tasty corned beef on a sourdough rye lightly toasted bread and just enough sauerkraut to tickle my tastebuds. My friend's pork barbecue sandwich was loaded with flavorful meat on a brioche bun. My other friend enjoyed the quesadillas. The fries are excellent. We had a very enjoyable visit and we stayed around to watch some Olympic events on the tv. I highly recommend trying The Grille at Magnolia Green. One does not have to golf to enjoy the friendly ambiance and cuisine.

After a recommendation to try Toast, I stopped in for dinner and sat at the bar. The place was…read morepretty lively for a weekday, but there was a baseball game happening later so that likely brought more of a crowd. The Cuban Reuben caught my eye as unique and figured the flavors would combine to create something that tasted like neither of the parent sandwiches. The quality of the sandwich ingredients was very good, but what struck me was how each bite either tasted like a Cuban or a Reuben. It was a nice experience to eat two sandwiches in one and have it be so delicious! I upgraded my side to the Bacon Brussel Sprouts which were fried perfectly. To finish off the meal, I ordered a piece of Key Lime Pie. It was the authentic variety that is more tart than sweet, which is as it should be! Side note, the gentleman sitting next to me didn't think I could finish all this food. When I dusted it all off that he gave me a fist bump as congratulations!

The parking lot construction for the nearby medical building is complete, so the parking lot was…read moreeasier to navigate and park on this second visit. There were a few spaces available, despite the discourteous person parked in the drive doing who know's what. We were seated immediately upon entering, the atmosphere reminds me of an upscale sports bar, which I suppose Toast is on the surface. There are many TVs to get lost in, so it can be distracting during a date. Our server, Emma, was nice, she seemed a little, pre-occupied, but I don't remember being dissatisfied with the service, so it must have been perfectly fine. I ordered the beef bolognese and my partner chose the chicken and fries (reminded me of Chik-fil-a). Our meals were good, but not as flavorful and delicious as the Hanger steak I had the first time in. I had the sour beer on tap, and it was delicious. It had a strange name that I cannot recall. I still recommend Toast to anyone who likes American food, and the parking situation has greatly improved.

Loved it when it first opened, but it is steadily going down hill. Food started out great, but know…read morevery inconsistent. Got a takeout burger with Bleu Cheese, medium, a couple weeks ago. Got home and it was burned to a crisp. Barely any cheese and that had some red seasoning of some sort. Fries were cold and soggy. Even the trash can didn't like it. Service is pretty good, but lacking numbers. Usually only one server and a bartender. Can't handled when busy. Kitchen staff needs an overhaul. I fear this place is headed for closing, which is a shame. Was a great place when it opened.

I should have been concerned when I first walked in. It was championship week for all NCAA…read morebasketball leagues. And this was a sports bar that was almost empty. I didn't think about it. I should have, It's the usual sports bar vibe. Lots of TVs are tuned to different games. The menu has the usual bar food--wings, burgers, etc. The food is underwhelming. I ordered mild buffalo wings and fries. My wife orders nachos. The fries and wings come out a little overcooked, but that wasn't the real issue. The wings come out nearly unsauced. The buffalo wing sauce is served as a dipping sauce because, I am told, the sauce "falls off" the wings into the dish, so they give you extra to dip. Huh? Yep, there is a puddle of sauce under the wings. The sauce appears to have indeed fallen off. I have eaten A LOT of wings in my time. Never once has anyone said the sauce falls off. While I did not deeply analyze the problem, I feel confident that the issue is that the kitchen is just doing it wrong. Be that as it may, this may be a blessing in disguise because the sauce is wretched. The wings that are unsauced are dramatically better than using the sauce, even if they are a little overdone--edible and OK, just a little too long in the fryer. The fries have the same issue. Too long in the fryer. It goes beyond crisp to unpleasant. Again, edible, but not great. My wife's nachos were also OK. Nothing particularly special or good. Slightly below par. We don't give up, though--although we should. We ordered the funnel fries dessert which is funnel cake fries covered in powdered sugar and served with a chocolate dipping sauce. Like the other fried food, this comes out overcooked--some of the fries are so overcooked they crunch like a cracker. And the chocolate sauce could put me off chocolate permanently. It is bitter and nasty. When we mention to the server that they are overdone, she says, "Sorry," and wanders off. I give it two stars because we did eat the food, but the kitchen is clueless, the service is indifferent, and the fact that the place was empty on what was a strong sports night may indicate I am not alone in how I view it. I doubt we will return.