Best of Richmond 2014
Best Dinner
Readers' Pick
Acacia Mid-Town
2601 W. Cary St
562-0138
acaciarestaurant.com
Second Place: The Roosevelt
Third Place: Heritage
You can have a superb dinner at any of these three, but Acacia has been doing it the longest. Chef Dale Reitzer was a food pioneer in developing Richmond's collective palate, and some of the finest chefs in town have no more than a few degrees of separation from him — a pedigree they'll boast about. With its sleek lines, low light and top notch service, Acacia is a marquee name on Richmond's dining scene. Trained by Reitzer, Beard-nominee Lee Gregory's the Roosevelt has a gracious, Southern vibe with a menu to match. With Southern poutine, Coca-Cola cake, a brilliant cocktail menu and an all-Virginia wine list, guests leave happy and full. Heritage is white-hot, as in wildly popular. And as regulars can attest, the high decibel level is worth it to taste the results of chef Joe Sparatta's dedicated work in the kitchen.
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