Crafted is my neighbor, and I have visited 45 times over the years. If I turn to my right as I type…read morethis, I will quite literally see their lovely covered patio space. As such, it doesn't exactly feel great to be downgrading my review, but my previous sentiments aren't necessarily accurate anymore. My visits have dropped off in recent months, and it seems like the restaurant itself is dropping off, too, if you just read some of their latest reviews or stop in. I know they had a shift in their ownership, and it appears to be reflecting poorly on the restaurant. I'm not a big craft beer drinker anymore, but it turns out that doesn't matter, as Crafted is no longer a craft beer spot (see the picture I posted today for their offerings). I used to looooove traipsing over there to try their rotating draft list with some top-tier brands on it. This past weekend, I had a beer-loving friend in town from another state, so we stopped in on Thursday night. The bar area was pretty empty around 7 pm. I was embarrassed that I wasted his time, as they just serve domestics and the most basic of local pours these days. When I talked to the bartender about it, he seemed fairly nonchalant and informed me that Crafted can mean more than beer, such as craft food and craft cocktails. So let's talk about the craft cocktail I ordered. I selected the espresso martini. I love a good espresso martini. Crafted managed to serve me the worst one I genuinely think I've ever consumed. It was weirdly frigid, crunchy, and looked like it was curdling upon arrival. I don't know how they managed it, but I would highly recommend not ordering one of those. I've ordered quite a bit from their food menu over the years. I didn't order any food on our latest trip to see if it fits the "craft" label, but I've been within the past few months for dinner and it was just okay. Nothing extraordinary. I know they're impacted by inflation so I won't comment on the drastic price increases I've seen beyond saying they have been pretty steep jumps for decreasing quality. At this point in time, unless they have a major revamp, I don't see a reason to return. I'd rather spend my money on an experience I know is going to be better and my money will be appreciated, such as at my other neighbors, Acacia and Shagbark.

I highly recommend starting with the drinks -- the menu has a wide variety of creative options, but…read moreeven the well drinks were solid. Great bar all around. As for the food, the crab dip has more of a soup-like consistency, so if you're expecting something thick and hearty, it might not be for you. The chips and queso were pretty basic -- not bad, but nothing memorable. On my first visit, I ordered the beef and cheddar, but the beef was really dry, and I wouldn't recommend it. On a return visit, I got the club wrap with onion rings, and it was much better -- flavorful, fresh, and well put together. Service has been consistently attentive and welcoming, which always makes a difference. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu.

We're new to RVA, and really trying to support non-chain restaurants. Found Lunch. Supper! here on…read moreYelp. Our cocktails were delicious and so nicely prepared. Hubby had short ribs, Brussels and cheese grits. Kiddo had chicken and waffles with gravy, and I had the Barbecue Sundae. All three were so tasty! Each dish, whether main course or side was executed so beautifully. The collards on the sundae were the best I've ever had. If I could cook them like that, I'd have them more often. Our server was attentive and so so nice. The decor is adorable and the atmosphere was fantastic. Can't wait to go back!!

My partner and I had dinner at Lunch. Supper! last Friday, and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read more The atmosphere is casual, welcoming, and lively without feeling overwhelming. The menu has so many tempting options that it was hard to choose, but we both landed on the Hot Chicken Sandwich with cayenne butter--and we're glad we did. It had the perfect amount of heat: enough to bring some spice without overpowering the flavor. On the side, I ordered the green beans after our bartender/server highly recommended them. Normally, green beans wouldn't be my first choice, but they were seasoned perfectly and ended up being one of the biggest surprises of the meal. My partner chose the mac and cheese, which was the superior side (although both were excellent). The service was friendly, attentive, and genuine throughout the evening. Despite arriving on a Friday night without a reservation, we had no trouble getting a table. They only accept reservations for parties of 5-8, so I'm glad we decided to take our chances. One of my favorite parts of the evening was chatting with another guest at the bar. He and his wife shared several entrées with their young son, and they couldn't stop raving about the short ribs--which their son happily claimed for himself by the end of the meal! They also highly recommended the salmon, so we've already got ideas for our next visit. The only real downside has nothing to do with the restaurant itself: parking in Scott's Addition can be a challenge. I'd recommend allowing yourself some extra time to find a spot or, even better, taking a rideshare so you can start enjoying your evening right away. Lunch. Supper! has earned its reputation as a longtime Richmond favorite. Great food, excellent service, and a relaxed atmosphere make this an easy five-star recommendation. We'll definitely be back.

Nice dining spot with full service bar. Helpful and quick service. Ordered 1/2 and 1/2 tea which…read morewas perfect and Rockfish tacos with sweet potato tots. Meal was sooo tasty. Tacos really are a treat and so flavorful.

Excellent lunch today at Toast. I started out thinking that I would be healthy, but was quickly…read morederailed with their burger - a double patty with onion rings and bacon; what's not to love? Accompanied by sweet potato tots - see I can be healthy~ish. Wife had the Cuban Ruben on gluten-free bread. Bread was okay (gluten-free is often dry or 'crumbly' so not my favorite, but appreciate that they have this option. This too was over the top, with ample pork, bacon, ham and corned beef And can't forget the pickles! Both were delicious, and filled us over capacity (yes, we devoured the whole thing, but probably shouldn't have).

Dad and I stopped in for a quick breakfast at this charming diner style restaurant. Our service was…read morefriendly and attentive and our food was great! I had brisket eggs Benedict that had some fresh wilted spinach on it and a side of tater tots fried in BEEF TALLOW! they have separate fryers one with beef tallow and one with soybean oil. Love this!! The eggs were perfectly cooked and the brisket was a neat change from traditional Benedict. Other Benedict options included traditional, VA ham, or OYSTERS! Dad had blueberry pancakes and sausage links and reported that both were delicious although the sausage was a little dry. We both had coffee which was kept topped off by our great server Rebecca. This is definitely on our list of return spots which is rare in the current restaurant climate. Great job Kitchen 33!!!

I loved this place for breakfast and beef tips! I recommend to my neighbors and offered to pick up…read morefor them. They asked for delivery to car, I was right in front but had to go in anyways. They ordered 3 sides as directed by menu. (Others reviewed same problems) They refused to honor their order claiming it was error on my neighbors part. It wasn't because the menu was immediately shut down after woman contacted the owner. Their mistakes-no apologies! Disappointed and not returning! Not because the neighbors didn't get their way! I'm not returning due to the level of rudeness and disrespect! Ambiance was awful from cashier that day!

The food is always awesome from I'm letter to pancakes and French toast. Everything taste amazing…read more The service is quick. It's a small place so if you want good eats go early. The ladies working there are fast and friendly. Love it!!!! Cannot sing their praises enough!! And the coffee is very good too!!

I read so many great reviews that I stopped in for breakfast on a weekday morning, getting there…read moresoon after they opened for the day. They were pretty busy, which helps to validate how popular this place is. The server explained that everything is made fresh, in-house for all the various dishes they serve. She also told me that one of her breakfast favs was the Glenside, a bologna, egg, & cheese breakfast sandwich... So, I ordered one. She explained that they have logs of bologna which they slice off to order and grill, so I asked her to have them make it a little well-done, as I prefer a little char on my fried bologna. I also had them add jalapenos to it. For a side dish, I got a single biscuit with their sausage gravy on it. The sausage gravy was great! Nice herbal flavors to it and a nice texture. The biscuit was fluffy and perfect! The sandwich was excellent! I really enjoyed every bite and definitely enjoyed the amazing bun it came on. Definitely would return and highly recommend stopping in!!

This place is great. I have had several lunches and a dinner, and have not had a bad experience…read moreyet. Sandwiches are wonderful, burgers equally as good and the sides are plentiful. Service has always been pleasant, though maybe a little slow, but the wait has always been worth it. Looks like a cleaned up biker bar, but actually kind of neat. Give it a try. You will not be sorry if.

It's always great to find a hidden gem on a Tuesday night. I enjoyed the option of sitting outside…read morelistening to the band or sitting inside. I tried the loaded nachos with chili and it was delicious. Try a ginger ale with a splash of cranberry, so refreshing. If you are not a public dancer( dance floor (optional) you can play giant card game at your table. There are also slot machines and televisions with sporting events viewable. Chris( owner) was a pleasure to meet and Rebecca gave excellent service

Best new place in the neighborhood! The food is good and fresh, and the prices are good. The owner…read moreis super sweet and his wife is a beautiful gem. The service is always great. I plan on trying everything on the menu. My favorite so far is the Big Breakfast. It's plenty of food for a great price. I encourage everyone to check it out. I am there about 1-3xs a week. The prices are lower in-store and I live 3 blocks away anyway. I cant express enough the bang for your buck here. Plus there is something for everyone on the menu. His wife's dish of the day is fire. As a chef I'm always looking for great new foods to try. This place delivers everytime.

From the owner: Where Fresh Mediterranean Flavors Meet American Favorites — Made from Scratch, Served Fast.”…read more It shows: • You’re offering Mediterranean (gyros, shawarma, falafel) • You still serve American comfort food • Everything is fresh and homemade • It’s quick and convenient

I dig it the most. It's a mix of local diner with that trendy feel you want when taking photos of…read moreyour breakfast to show your friends you're living a better life than they are. Eggs, biscuits, cooked meat from various animals -- all the classics. The menu is fun, ranging from pigs in a blanket to a very typical omelet. It's the kind of place you want to take your girlfriend after her first sleepover. It's not hidden and it's not a secret. If you live in Richmond, you know Dot's. IF you dont know Dot's, you dont live here, you must be a guest. The walls are packed with quirky art, and the crowd ranges from longtime regulars who look like they've had the same barstool since 1995 to first-timers who can't believe they've been sleeping on this place. It's cozy without being cramped -- loud enough to feel alive but you can still have a real conversation. The food is the real story. The menu is creative American comfort -- the kind of cooking that sounds simple until it arrives and you realize someone in that kitchen actually cares. Brunch is especially strong. The biscuits are not to be missed. Neither is whatever the daily special happens to be, because they clearly put thought into it.

Enjoyed a friend's Birthday dinner at Dot Back Inn. We arrived a 4PM just before the dinner rush…read moreand got a booth quickly however the booth seats have no padding and are extremely uncomfortable. Next time we'll choose a table with padded chairs! We've eaten at Dots before so I decided to switch things up from my usual and have the Chicken MacArthur for $19.00 (Sautéed Chicken, Artichokes, Onions, Garlic, Tomatoes, Feta and a White Wine Sauce over Spaghetti). While it was good the spaghetti was undercooked and lacked artichokes!! Have to say in was unremarkable! Don't get me wrong we love Dots so we'll definitely be back!!