 | Richmond Richbrau Reviews | Tips 1 - 5 of 5 |  | Normally, you would think a brew pub would have special emphasis on the brew and the food would be an afterthought. Not Richbrau. They have a full-service restaurant with a wide ranging menu, even at lunch. The atmosphere is cozy without being confining and the service was first rate.
I had the barbecue duck burrito which is a maple leaf duck slowly simmered in barbecue sauce topped with black beans, Monterey Jack, cheddar cheese, onions, and peppers wrapped in a soft flour tortilla. It didn't indicate on the menu that it was garnished with sour cream (which I don't like), but I should have guessed that Southwestern and Mexican food would have it. Friends and neighbours, I am told that real Mexican food doesn't feature sour cream. In fact, most Spanish-English dictionaries don't have a translation for it. That was my fault. The only problem I really had was that the barbecue sauce was so pervasive that it drowned the duck. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 1214 East Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23219Phone: (804) 644-3018Directions: In Shockoe Bottom on the same block as the Berkeley Hotel cattywampus from Tobacco Company.Website: www.richbrau.com
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Richbrau came about almost by chance. Nat and I were down in Richmond taking photos and had planned on eating in the West End, but I happened to stumble upon this restaurant and boy was it good. The original feeling I got when I walked in was really good. I thought the restaurant looked great considering the remodeling that had taken place. It used to be an old tobacco warehouse which was converted into a restaurant. Its neat because the roof still has old steel water pipes which gives it an original and traditional feeling. The eating area is really nice, and would be good for a nice fine dining experience. Nat and I had lunch there, and I ordered chili in a sourdoug bread bowl which was real interesting because I had never had that before. For the main entree I had stuffed chicken with spinach and ham. It was really good, because the ham and spinach just added the right taste to the chicken which was topped with a cream broth sauce. The only thing I didn't like was the corn which was kinda dry. It lacked butter and some salt and pepper. All around though the food was excellent. The waitress was also very kind. She was quick on the service and checked up with Nat and I every so often to make sure we were doin'g okay, I liked her alot and Nat and I both agreed she was appealing to the eye. It was also funny because when she brought the chili she brought 2 spoons which I quickly disposed of. Overall the experience was fun considering the almost chance of us winding up there, and considering we hadn't done much research on the restaurant.
I really enjoyed the chicken and the chili. I just wish I had room for dessert because their triple chocolate cake looked really good. Leave a Comment Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 1214 E Cary StPhone: 804 644 3018Directions: From I-95 take Broad Street Exit East. Turn right onto Broad Street. Turn left at 14th Street. Turn left onto Cary Street. Go a quarter mile on the right from the intersection of 17th and Cary StreetsWebsite: http://www.richbrau.com/
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Richbrau is Richmond's first microbrewery and one of the core establishments of the famous Shockoe Slip area. It features microbrewed beers of course, but it also has a dance club, a billiards pub, and a great menu in the restaurants. Leave a Comment Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: 1214 E Carry StPhone: 804 644 3018Directions: From I-95 take Broad Street Exit East. Turn right onto Broad Street. Turn left at 14th Street. Turn left onto Cary Street. Go a quarter mile on the right from the intersection of 17th and Cary StreetsWebsite: http://www.richbrau.com/
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Richbrau Brewery, with exposed brick and 1800's woodwork is a great place, day or night. Whether you fancy a quick bite, a full dinner, or simply a drink of one of their signiture beers made onsite. Richbrau is another one of those restaurants on Cary Street that has a very unique dining experience, which changes with the area in which you sit and what menu you want to order from. The main dining area and first floor pub serve a full range of dishes from Steak, or Pasta to Seafood, Salads and gourmet soups. If you're looking for something a little less fancy, check out the pub menu which serves up favorites like burgers, sandwiches, and finger food appetizers. A third option is the new addtion to Richbrau called the Taphouse Grille. This more upscale eatery features "gourmet comfort foods" including Shrip and Cheese Grits, Cowboy Steaks, Seared Salmon, and a New Orleans Gumbo. If you don't feel like eating at a table, there are about 20 billiards tables, and several dart lanes upstairs. **SEE NIGHTLIFE TIP re Richbrau**
Lunch: Pub Menu Richbrau Club Dinner -- Taphouse Grille: Beer Cheese Dip and 12oz New York Strip Steak (medium) Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 1214 E Cary StPhone: 804 644 3018Directions: From I-95 take Broad Street Exit East. Turn right onto Broad Street. Turn left at 14th Street. Turn left onto Cary Street. Go a quarter mile on the right from the intersection of 17th and Cary StreetsWebsite: http://www.richbrau.com/
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We ate at a very nice restaurant that was a microbrewery and brewed their own beers. I didn't have any, but the folks I was with tried several different one. We ate in the downstairs dining room which is open from 11:30 to 10 pm. My dinner in 1997 was $12.87 I took pictures of the beer brewing machinery as examples of Confined Spaces.
On their menu is Herb Stuffed Chicken Breast $17.95 Baby spinach, fresh basil, and ham create a delicious stuffing in a fresh boneless chicken breast. Topped with a roasted red pepper cream sauce. Applewood Roasted Chicken $17.50 We slow roast a half chicken after marinating in a flavorful combination of Richbrau Porter beer, apple cider, brown sugar, whole peppercorns, bay leaves and a touch of cinnamon. Fresh Ahi Tuna Steak $16.95 Pan-seared and topped with an orange cilantro glaze. Grilled Atlantic Salmon $17.95 Fresh Atlantic salmon grilled to medium and topped with a brown sugar and mustard glaze. Mixed Grill of Sausages $14.95 We offer an array of sausages that change daily. Check with your server for today’s mix of sausage. New York Strip Steak $21.00 Certified Black Angus, center cut strip steak grilled to your preferred temperature and topped with black pepper and mango chutney. Rib Eye Steak with Cabernet Butter $21.50 Certified Black Angus, fresh cut rib eye steak grilled to your preferred temperature and topped with a cabernet shallot butter. Leave a Comment Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 1214 E Cary StPhone: 804 644 3018Directions: From I-95 take Broad Street Exit East. Turn right onto Broad Street. Turn left at 14th Street. Turn left onto Cary Street. Go a quarter mile on the right from the intersection of 17th and Cary StreetsWebsite: http://www.richbrau.com/
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