For years Bill’s BBQ was the Richmond favorite barbecue headquarters. They offered unique services like car side service with the flash of your headlights but above all was the great customer service and barbecue to match. For decades we were blessed here in Richmond with the great sauce and coleslaw and desserts. Today they announced they are closing for good just in the middle of the biggest barbecue resurgence ever.
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Grilling Barbecue In Richmond
This year has been unusually warm and I spent many days reminiscing about my grill on the deck behind my house and the idle smoker. This winter I have mostly cooked indoors using some modified slow cooker recipes. It is so easy and it tastes so good. But Spring is almost here and it is time to start thinking about backyard pool parties, firing up the grill and having a backyard barbecue!
Local restaurants would like you to think they have the best barbecue or I even saw one that said they have the only “real barbecue in Richmond”, but let me tell you they are dead wrong, the barbecue guru is you! Don’t think you can’t do this stuff. It takes some patience and practice but you can have better bbq that anywhere else in Richmond, that is for sure. Restaurants offer a convenience and as well as good food (that’s a plus, not mandatory). Some are stellar, don’t get me wrong, but mainly I go for convenience and to break the routine of cooking every day and let the kids have some fun.
While I have some favorite recipes and restaurants, richmond va barbecue tries to size up the local competition fairly and also offers some great ideas on smokers grill and barbecue accessories. So check them out.
Portico Richmond River Road Restaurant
This new Richmond restaurant looks really nice after spending what appears to be hundreds of thousands of dollars on renovating the old Edible Garden. There was a veil of secrecy during the construction so I hope to see fireworks on opening night. We will keep you posted on the particulars after opening. Please let the food be as good as it looks!
Dining Out: Little Venice offers Italian specialties
Little Venice has long been known for both Alberto's genuine customer service and chef Peppino's Italian specialties.
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Relish your resolution: Best new dining spots of 2010
Reviewer Dana Craig offers just one New Year's resolution: Support your local restaurants.
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Table Talk: Specials on tap for New Year’s Eve and Day
The Osaka restaurant group is offering New Year's Eve specials in addition to the regular menus:
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Dining Out Review: Stronghill Dining Company
Whether you're talking politics or grocery stores, you're bound to hear someone grumble that Richmond is scared of change.
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Fleming’s makes wine sampling easy
It's already two days into December. My mind might still be in June, but like it or not, the holiday season is in full swing.
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Dining Out: Fleming’s
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse offers jumbo lump carb cakes in roasted red pepper sauce with a 2007 Landmark Chardonnay.
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Dining Out: The Cellar Door
The Cellar Door is a casual place that makes you want to linger, nibbling on sandwiches named after downtown neighborhoods.
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