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    Midlothian Chef's Kitchen

    4.1 (167 reviews)
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    Classy
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Evangeline K.

    This kitchen felt like a home kitchen met a New York top 5 restaurant! While the food wasn't the full best (maybe just my taste buds). Our waiter was so impressively good at their job. We received complimentary drinks at the end for the birthday being celebrated.

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    Laura W.

    This place was so off my radar but after we finally made it... it needs a shining beacon summoning Richmond. One of the best happy hours around Mon-Thurs, in the bar. Service is wonderful. From greet to seat and everything in between, we had an amazing time. It was our anniversary (and they gave us a slice of basal cake, so delicious). we wanted to try the Thursday happy hour special. For $12 we got a beer and a huge delicious (perfectly seasoned) chicken sandwich with fries!What a deal!! We tried the tempura green beans too. Awesome. We can't wait to come back. The regular menu changes with the chef and I look forward to trying it. Amazing quality and service.

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    Don S.

    Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! That is all I can write after the delicious meal at my favorite spot in Richmond! The service is impeccable as always...ready but not in your face. The ambience is upscale but not too over the top. And, the food is skillfully prepared by Chef David and his team. Presentation is always great; it's the taste though that lets you know you are in for a real treat at first bite! It is easy to see why Chef David was named Best Chef by the Richmond Times Dispatch in 2024 and Chef of the Year by the Virginia Restaurant Lodging And Travel Association in 2025! This is the perfect date-place or where you want to celebrate that special occasion.

    Pork and shrimp dumplings
    Michael D.

    Superb scratch kitchen in Midlothian. Delicious courses, original cocktails, incredible bourbon list. Get reservations and spoil yourself.

    Papardelle with Bolognese and burrata
    Meredith B.

    A hidden gem in a little strip mall, this definitely feels like a place to go to celebrate. My mother and I were delighted by every dish (and demolished the bread and honey butter of course) and enjoyed both the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage options. The service was excellent and very pleasant as well. This particular venture we shared the salmon egg roll (perfectly cooked with a lovely crunch on the outside and balanced well with the smooth acid of the avocado and citrus), the pork belly (the lone issue the whole evening - delicious and beautifully cooked but difficult to cut even with my steak knife), the papardelle with a smooth meaty Bolognese, and the absolutely splendid duck. The raspberry and coconut desserts were lovely as well, but I think the raspberry made it for best of the two. Absolutely worth a return trip.

    Chris L.

    It didn't start out well Waiting in table sat down at bar and they completely ignored us for 15 minutes Then our table was ready so moved to table with no tab at bar obviously Service otherwise was good and my appetizer pork belly was very good (along with the broccoli that came with it) I had the rockfish for dinner with lobster sauce and terrific Honestly if not for the bar experience it could have gotten 5 star Maybe a little to busy to care what my experience was as they seem very popular That usually turns me off for a revisit

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