'Perly's is Yiddish for delicious' That truly sums it up…read more Fantastic breakfast with authentic meals from Shmear to Lox to bagels and so much more. Opens at 0900 and the service moves at speed. Coffee quickly, food right behind and then...delicious..is English for Perly's. The coffee mugs are pretty neat too and they're sold on site. Loved the location- short walk from the Jefferson.

Cute restaurant interior! I loved the vibes inside it felt very retro. Lots of options but not many…read morevegetarian. It's usually pretty crowded which makes wait times expected on the weekends. The food itself was really good and came with a lot. My only issue was there weren't a ton of vegetarian options but I was able to find a few things. The breakfast sandwiches was a great size. the bagel was delicious!

Okay... 10/10, no notes…read more We grabbed seats at the bar and the service was amazing, attentive without being overbearing, and just genuinely nice people. It made the whole experience that much better. The restaurant is cute and perfect for pictures. A few high tops and your standard tables. The food was just as good,fresh, flavorful, and worth the hype. This is one of those places where everything just hits. If you're in Carytown, go. Simple.

Tried The Fancy Biscuit and overall it was a solid spot. The staff was very friendly, the music…read moreselection was great, and free street parking nearby was a nice bonus. The biscuit itself was excellent, the chicken was cooked really well-nice and crsipy, and the jam was genuinely delicious. A few things could be improved though. The table was a little sticky and could have been wiped down better. The ham in the grits felt unnecessary and the chunks were way too large. Also, I could do without the drizzle on top of the biscuit since it made everything pretty messy. Still worth checking out for the biscuits and chicken alone.

Lillie burger was flavorful and collards rocked ! Service was attentive and welcoming. New space…read moreis well lit and lively.

Everything was right on spot. Food was great, service excellent and a great new space for them…read more They have changed decor from the dim sum place that was previously in the space. I would highly recommend. Lillie Pearl has been doing things right with a strong following for some time now. I think a good decision on the move up the street to a bigger and nicer space. Best of luck!

Nothing else like this spot in Richmond. Talk about a unique breakfast spot - my taste buds went…read morefor an amazing ride with this one. If you're like me - and wanting to try a bit of everything - the Breakfast Combo is the way to go. The Egg Silsi is like a perfectly mild Shakshuka, and the Kinche and FirFir along with made for a wonderful infusion of flavors, textures, and savory spices that were unlike anything I have ever had for breakfast before. Everything went beautifully with the spongey goodness of the Injera. Ethiopian flavors are just so... cool. I don't know how else to describe it but this just hit different. Plus, a reliable cup of home-brewed coffee? Say less.

I had breakfast at Buna Kurs last week when I was in Richmond for a few business meetings, and I…read moreLOVED it. And what's not to love? Customer service? Wonderful. Ambiance? Great. Coffee/tea options? Two thumbs up. Food? Outstanding. Seriously, I loved it from start to finish. I showed up on a Tuesday morning with my laptop and an empty stomach. There's lots of seating inside (with great natural light throughout, it's just such a warm, cozy space), and a few tables outside as well. I ordered the Keshir team (ginger, orange juice, and honey), which totally hit the spot. I could not resist the breakfast combo, which comes with egg silsi (scrambled eggs in tomato sauce with onion), kinche (bulgur cooked and tossed with yellow onion and clarified butter and topped with jalapenos), firfir (injera sauteed in a spicy tomato sauce), and injera. I SCRAPED the plate. Everything was delicious. Just thinking about it now, I wish there was a Buna Kurs in Baltimore, so I could eat this for breakfast once a week. One of the best breakfasts I've had this year. No joke. I love Ethiopian food, and I am so jealous that Richmond has an Ethiopian cafe. Ethiopian for breakfast?! A dream. It doesn't hurt that the service and ambiance are also great. Easy street parking to boot. A great place to work. The only thing that I'd recommend to them is that a few more outlets to charge laptops or phones would be nice - so that people can work from the cafe more easily! But otherwise, Buna Kurs is pretty much perfect in my view. Dream breakfast. Great cafe. Couldn't love it more.

Downtown location is always reliable Friendly staff, good…read moreservice, consistent food. Homestyle, comfort food. Full bar Street or public pay lot parking My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation + .5 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

I really wanted to love Tarrants Cafe downtown but we had a lot of issues! But let's start with the…read morepositive! The customer service was great! From the host to the server, we really enjoyed everyone! The restaurant itself was cute! It was small and quant but we are used to that living in the city in DC and some of the best restaurants are like that! Now the drinks and food!! For the drinks we had the rosemary martini and espresso martini. The rosemary was one of my favs!! So light and delicious! The espresso was lacking and I'm an espresso martini snob! It was just so watery and was lacking flavor from the espresso! We ordered two kids pizza and a few apps. The fried green tomato's, spinach/crab dip and fried oysters which was a special! The pizza was delicious but the menu doesn't state that they sprinkle Parmesan on top. Both my kids have an allergy so they had to remake it. Once they remade it with no parm it was DELICIOUS! Def get their pizza! The biggest issue was the fried foods. The crab/spinach dip is a must try! It was good!!! But the fried green tomatoes and oysters were not good bc we can tell they haven't changed their grease in ages. They came out super dark and tasted burnt due to the grease it was cooked in. I worked in a restaurant for ages and can tell! If they had fresh grease it would have made a ton of difference! I'd love to come back and try it again but only if they have improved how they cook their fried food! If you're just looking for pizza and cocktails, this is a good recommendation!

Centrally located in downtown Richmond. The hotel is…read morebeautiful. Grand architecture, elegant décor, and a historic feel that stands out the moment you walk in. Rooms are spacious and clean. The staff were all friendly and professional Valet or self parking lot.

Had afternoon tea here with a large group of ladies from The Center at Belvedere in…read moreCharlottesville. I have to say that I was very disappointed. The quality seems to have decreased. The cucumber sandwiches were on brown bread??? The chicken salad sandwiches were bland and boring and were served on regular thick white bread. The desserts also lacked sparkle. The best were the tiny chocolate mousse tart, and the tiny rectangular fruit tart. The macrons were delicious and probably the best thing about the tea. However, the rectangular fruit tart did not have an expected glaze of apricot jam as is traditional. There were two cakes. One was chocolate, which was very fudgy and moist however, it really could have used a pinch of salt to bring its profile up to delicious. The other cake was a slice of either apple or banana??? Flavor so faint I couldn't tell. Neither of those desserts had frosting so can they really be called cake? There was a sugar cookie but I gave it to My friend so I can't speak to how it was. There was this little chocolate thing that was difficult to ascertain what it was supposed to be. I think it was supposed to represent hot chocolate with peppermint and marshmallows, but despite the peppermint and the tiny marshmallows, it was lackluster. The entire experience could have improved with printed menus with descriptions of what we had. There were two teas offered, the Jefferson and the Richmond blend. I had the Richmond blend. It was so splendid that I ordered some from their supplier. Overall, I was terribly disappointed. The beautiful venue had a slight effect on improving the overall experience.

I got the soulecito and a medium roast coffee. I don't really get the point of having the eggs and…read morebacon on top but I guess there's some things in life that just are. So yeah I poured syrup over all of it and then kinda pushed the eggs to the side. Bacon was nice and thick. Love that. Honestly I'm super hungover right now and this is repairing my broken. All my love, thanks 521. I'll be back. I'm recently single btw.

Finally marked this place off my to-visit list ! Super busy…read morespot - which I was expecting. Took my food to-go so I can enjoy it at home. Waffle was pretty good. Super filling and tasty. You only get 1 waffle per order so if you like more- you gotta order double ! The scone was pretty good too. Had that for Brekki on a separate day. The inside was busy but calm. Not too loud or empty. The staff were friendly and they get lots of natural light inside. Might not be a repeat unless im craving a waffle again... really good spot though !

Both omelets were phenomenal! Service was great. Felt welcomed and the food and drinks came quickly.read more

Today was my first time. The line was long, but we had a 1:15 reservation and we were sat at our…read moretable right away. No waiting. The staff were very kind and the food was delicious. I didn't think to take pictures, but we had the red velvet waffles with chicken, grits, potatoes, and scrambled eggs. Will definitely return.

Another great experience at Fall Line restaurant. Andy made…read morethe perfect pre-dinner drink. The server Andrew took excellent care of our group. The food was, as always, delicious. A huge thanks to the manager, Sharon. She makes sure that every guest has a wonderful time while having dinner at Fall Line. It is always a pleasure visiting this restaurant.

The service was amazing. We had Gracie. The vibe was very fun. The lighting was cute. The booths…read morewere very comfortable. She had amazing recommendations. They have a variety menu. That's very helpful. Don't know anything about dietary restrictions but the butter cake. I highly recommend the cheese cheeseburger in the highest complementary way taste like a really good McDonald's cheeseburger on a drunk night. Either way. Gracie was an amazing server.

Patrick & Kat at the front of house were phenomenal. Even with a ton of orders, they managed things…read moreflawlessly and were super polite. Every order is obviously made fresh and takes some time to come out of their visibly small but efficient kitchen. But boy oh boy, the food was everything I hoped for and then some. We ordered one sweet (half moon, chocolate sauce, nutella, powdered sugar, strawberries) & one savory waffle (half moon tater tot, scrambled eggs, sautéed onions & peppers) and they were worth the 15 minute wait. It does get randomly busy on weekend mornings so plan to wait for a table. What an experience in RVA

Went here on a Sunday morning. There is no dedicated parking space; it will on the street. The spot…read moreis cozy and I imagine when it gets busy, there won't be enough seats for everyone. There are a variety of waffles to choose from. You can also customize your own. Their waffles were good but not extraordinary. Piggy egg berry waffle had bacon, eggs, strawberry and blueberries. Grandma waffle had eggs, breaded chicken strips, strawberry and blueberries. House chicken and waffle is breaded chicken tenders with Cap'n Crunch on top. You can get the waffles half or whole. Service was quick and staff were friendly.