Burger Bach opens, Black Hand finds bigger digs, and the best of Richmond restaurants
Stella’s ups its alcohol offerings by adding liquor and a new cocktail menu, the Virginia Wine Expo approaches, we have a recap of the big winners at the inaugural Elby’s, plus more.
A few weeks ago we chatted about Burger Bach, the new restaurant going into the old Ellwood’s Cafe. It is now officially open! They’re serving up New Zealand inspired burgers, beers, wines, and more. Go check them out!
According to West of the Boulevard News, Black Hand Coffee will be moving to a larger space. They just recently signed a lease at 3101 Patterson Avenue, which is about two blocks from their current location. Don’t worry: if this your regular coffee stop, your route won’t be changing too much in the morning.
It’s official: Stella’s now has liquor, and to go along with the new bar additions is a fantastic cocktail menu–lots of homemade syrups and fresh ingredients are involved. Check out the menu on their Facebook page. Don’t forget, they have a happy hour from 4-6pm, Monday through Friday.
The Virginia Wine Expo is in two weeks, February 24th through 26th, so you need to start planning which events you want to attend. There are opportunities to attend specific seminars, combinations of events, or you can just walk around and taste away. There are over 70 premier wineries, speciality foods, and all kinds of good fun. They are even adding events on Friday this year so you can kick your weekend off right. Start planning here.
Richmond Magazine hosted the inaugural Elby’s this past Sunday evening at the Virginia Historical Society. The event honored Richmond’s food industry in nine categories. Some of the winners included Best New Restaurant going to the Roosevelt, Chef of the Year went to Dale Reitzer at Acacia, and the other seven winners can be seen (with some pictures) at West of the Boulevard News.
photo by Fionnuala Bradley
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Save yourself the time and money. Burger Bach is a place with no atmosphere, a cold and distant staff, and the food is not good.
I have to think they are geared toward having University of Richmond folks in there spending lots on beers, and featuring 2nd-rate food to fulfill a legal requirement.
I thought the food was DELICIOUS and the staff could not have been nicer. I was very pleased with the total service and will definitely be visiting again.
Great food, great staff, great atmosphere. I found the beer prices to be reasonable, $4 for a draft. As a VCU alum, I will definitively be going back soon.