

Amy Cabaniss, the proprietor, opened Julep’s New Southern Cuisine in May, 2003. Julep’s has been named one of Richmond’s “Top Seven Sensations” by Richmond Magazine. The professional and friendly staff, elegant atmosphere and charm of this historic building create a hospitable setting as you savor a fresh mix of flavor that captures the flare of Charleston, New Orleans and Savannah. Looking to dazzle clients or friends? Julep’s is available for large dinner parties, luncheons and receptions. The back dining room can accommodate up to 50 for a sit down dinner or luncheon, or the entire restaurant is available for receptions of up to 200 guests.
Southern dining with cocktails & wine in an upscale tavern setting with wood-&-brick accents.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 420 E Grace St, Richmond, VA 23219
Phone: (804) 377-3968
Website: http://juleps.net/
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I had the Nieve Amarillo holiday cocktail. I’d give it a 6.5 out of 10. It was good and had all the right components but balance was off a bit. Might need a little more fig to tame the mezcal. It was still a solid beverage. My friend had the Rudolph ain’t no mule which was supposed to be a salted caramel mule. It was good but tasted like a regular mule to me…there was some caramel on the rim so maybe that was the intent. Not sure. Again,right components but maybe not mixed quite so.
We also had she crab soup which was AMAZING..just a bit cool. Would have been a 10/10 if served warm.
Our server was fantastic….very informative and personable. I’d love to come back here for a full meal sometime.
Mocktail options for those who don’t drink. Clean and welcoming.
I wish there was some art to look at but the food was the star of the evening!
We dined here on a weeknight, and the place was busy.
A southern cuisine restaurant also offering a great selection of cocktails/wines.
Our only gripe, the booths are solid wood seating, after a while you are wishing for a cushion. (hint, hint)
I selected a mocktail, the Pineapple Splash, refreshing.
They start the meal service with a homemade Corn Muffin, Yummy.
My starter, She Crab Soup, was delicious, well balanced flavors and well prepared.
For main course I selected the Chesapeake Bay Crab Cakes, definitely freshly prepared and enough to please your palate.
We did not ordered dessert but they offer a variety to appease your taste.
Cost per person about 75$.
I will patronize this establishment again.
Crab cake absolutely the best crab cake I’ve had in the city so far.
There was no filler ,just delicious lump crabmeat with an in house slaw which also was wonderful.The cheddar Grit cake was fantastic seasoned just right and lightly crispy around the edges.
ummm! The Remoulade sauce was an added treat and let’s not forget the drinks I was served two perfectly served, Can’t remember what the drink was ,though I think it was a martini with a granny apple crisp that was floated atop this delectable beverage. Thanks you guys are all 10 ‘s in my book
Sincerely A Hughes