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Bamboo Cafe 

1 S. Mulberry St. at Main.
Richmond, VA
Fan/Oregon Hill
353-1609

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Restaurant Details

20s style Fan hangout with a built-in crowd of regulars. Eclectic menu, ethnic influences, full bar.

Price: $$
Lunch & dinner daily. Brunch-11a.m. Sat., 10 a.m. Sun.

Bar Details

Great bar food, killer daily brunch (11 a.m.-2 p.m.) and specials all the time including ladies and cheap date nights (Monday and Wednesday, respectively). Bamboo boasts some of the most colorful regulars in all of Richmond bar-dom -- and was recently voted Best Place to Have a Quiet Drink by Style Weekly readers in Best of Richmond 2011. 1 S. Mulberry at Main Street, 353-1609.

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