The entire planning was great. Jalessa was professional and the decorations were done to…read moreperfection. Jalessa was available during the entire process to help with any concerns and the event was a total success. I definitely recommend 3030 the Venue for wherever celebrations you may need

Jaleesa was very helpful as she was the only event space owner who returned our phone call. We did…read morea tour the same day & booked/signed contract. On the day of the event she communicated in a timely manner & assured everything would be set up to our liking. She offered plenty of additional ons, and different options to set up the room. The event space is very spacious, clean, and bright. Would absolutely recommend this space to anyone searching to have an event.

A community treasure! You must be a member, or come with a member, to swim or play tennis. The…read morefacilities are terrific. There is an excellent, family-friendly atmosphere.

From the owner: Available for Anniversary, Banquet, Birthday, Corporate, Engagement, Graduation, Holiday, Memorial…read moreService, Retirement, Reunion, Shower, Training, Wedding. No membership required. Accommodate up to 200 seated guests. Tables and chairs included. Kitchen with ice maker. Dedicated restrooms and parking. Complimentary WIFI. Provide your own caterer / food. Apply for ABC license to serve alcohol to your guests. AV and tablecloths available for a fee.

It took me eleven years, but I finally found a restaurant with an amazing crabcake here in Richmond…read more(Midlothian). Thank you Tazza Kitchen for satisfying my crabcake void since moving here from Baltimore. Great restaurant. Great service. I was there with 14 other women and our server handled our entire group on her own. Can't wait to go back!

A very nice spot for brunch. The service was attentive and sitting outside peaceful. We enjoyed the…read morefood and our company tremendously.

"Walk a mile in their shoes......"…read more I decided to peer through the eyes of history and visit the Tuckahoe Plantation. I felt all the feels driving up the loooong drive to the plantation. I wondered how many slaves dreamed about what was on the "other side" of that long field. Many visitors pack in to see where Thomas Jefferson spent his childhood BUT I drove to see how the ancestors spent theirs (as this plantation tells the enslaved stories, as well). As I walked the curving path to see the schoolhouse, kitchen, enslaved quarters....I felt something (not the haunting that is said to be present) - i wondered about long sweltering summers in the field. I didn't need to peer inside the main house. I thought the archivists did a good job assembling historical facts about Thomas Jefferson and the enslaved. I didn't take the guided tour but I enjoyed what was open to see (people reside there - in both the main house and cabins - so not much to see).

Lovely spot to take a walk in their immaculate garden! This plantation, once the home of Thomas…read moreJefferson, is located off River Road, down a long, dirt driveway. You will pass a farm with chickens and gorgeous fields as you make you way to the stately Georgian styled home at the end of the road. There's a parking lot with an honor system box, $5 donation for the self- guided walking tour of the grounds. A map Is provided, and there are QR codes throughout this beautiful acreage. Should you want a guided tour of the main house and outbuildings, there are charges ranging from $5-$20, discounts for children, seniors and military. Call for reservations to be sure they are not hosting a private event. We were only interested in being outdoors! The plantation is open from 9-5 daily. This place is the perfect location for some fresh air therapy! We were enthralled by the various garden areas, the statuary, the arched groves, the arbors, the colonial design, and most of all, the spring flowers and trees in full bloom! We meandered through the rows of tulips, daffodils, poppies, hyacinths, snowdrops, candytuft, bluebells, and other colorful flowers, shrubs, bushes and plants. This not so secret garden was full of birds, with bird houses placed strategically at various spots. Flowering vines and trees were trained to make gorgeous arches. The maintenance of this amazing, historic estate is obviously painstakingly meticulous. We were completely enthralled with its beauty and understated grandeur. They allow photo shoots for exorbitant fees and by appointment only. You might want to try Maymont, etc. instead.

The facilities were amazing, evening in the off season. Course was fantastic, lovely. Would…read morerecommend

We have the Christmas and Easter buffets here and it was fabulous. Servers were fast to respond to…read moreany drink requests. Definitely recommend for that special holiday meal.

I've attended many events at this elegant country club! Amenities galore. The staff is friendly…read more I've heard several bands here and they were a class act. The grounds are immaculate. A Richmond landmark.

Last evening we had the distinct pleasure of attending a wedding ceremony for the daughter of a…read moregreat friend. I wish to extend my deep gratitude for such an amazing evening. With all of the different staff we interacted with, from bar tenders to wait staff, front desk and everyone else, the entire staff was nothing short of top notch, professional. What an amazing event handled by such a wonderful team. Thank you for having us.

Great food and changing menu, flavor was wonderful and service was impeccable. Unexpected Gem on…read moreMidlothian!

Decided to visit for the first time on a Saturday evening and it was such a pleasant experience. To…read morestart, we opted for the Salmon Tartare, so good and the flavors all melded so well together. If you like tartare, you'll love this, it does have a little kick. I was torn between the soft shell crab entree and the rock fish but opted for the rockfish. The fish was cooked perfectly and the lobster cream was a nice addition to the dish. Overall, worth the price for the quality, customer service and atmosphere!

If you live in Richmond, Gather is a real hike. This combination art gallery, boutique and…read moreboxed-lunch spot is waaaay out in Midlothian. It's housed in an old general store that the owners fixed up for business. The atmosphere here is elegant meets shabby chic. It's one of the stores where the inventory is so cool and well displayed, it makes me want to buy something and take a little piece of the store's feeling home with me. You'll find cool plates and glasses, antiques, designer purses and other fun stuff. The owner also sells her landscape paintings here. It's worth planning the drive for some cool shopping. On one occasion I got my mom some really beautiful hand-blown juice glasses. Each one was different, but they made a lovely set. And I got about 6 glasses for something like $35. Not bad. Along with the store, there's a pretty patio and the owner sells boxed lunches. The menu is online. There's usually some sandwiches for sale, but you can also call and place a specific order by 4 p.m. the day before you want to go for lunch. I've never eaten here, I've only shopped, so I can't comment on the food either way. I can say I do love shopping in the store and will go back for gifts...be they for others or me!

I want to live here. The owner is an artist and her paintings are a focal point, but she has that…read morecreative eye that can combine traditional pieces, kitschy finds, shabby chic, and modern crafts and it all flows colorfully and seamlessly. When I try this at home, it looks like I'm having a yard sale in my living room. It's not really that far if you hop on the Powhite...I don't know why Richmonders think going to Midlothian is like traveling to another country. Of course, I spend a lot of time in that part of the city since I have family there. It's a great place for gifts, especially for somebody who already has everthing, because there are a lot of one-of-a-kind things to wear or home accessories. I love the colorful cowboy hats and always see dishes or glasses I would like to have, but I've put a moratorium on buying stuff like that until I can afford a big hutch or china cabinet. I haven't ever had lunch there, but there's a really cute patio area so it looks like it would be a fun place to take a break from a hard day of shopping (or hunter-gathering as I like to think of it). I wouldn't call this an inexpensive place...more mid-range or pricing like you would expect in a Carytown boutique.