


All of your favorites are just a few clicks away! View our menu online and Order To Go Now or come in for our famous never-ending first course of freshly baked breadsticks and your choice of homemade soup or garden fresh salad. Enjoy abundant portions of classic entrees the whole family craves like the Tour of Italy, our irresistible Chicken Parmigiana, or everyone’s favorite Fettuccine Alfredo, made fresh from our kitchen to your table. Gather together with the people you love over a meal worth sharing at Olive Garden. When you’re here, you’re family.
Lively, family-friendly chain featuring Italian standards such as pastas & salads.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
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Reviews
I’d recommend this place for people who are looking for a place in between casual and fancy and are with family.
The seats were comfortable and the atmosphere was nice. Everyone was so friendly and polite. I have never experienced such a great service in any restaurant in America. They made me want us to come back to Richmond just to visit there. Thank you!
When we walked in, a host seated another group but no one acknowledged us. The person at the delivery counter walked past without eye contact, and a server approached us with “Are you here to eat?” followed by “The host will be back.” There was no greeting or welcome, and the overall tone felt cold — as if we had arrived after closing.
Once seated, our server took our order promptly, which we appreciated. However, we were told she would “check if there was any salad left” when we asked for a refill. She later mentioned she had asked for more breadsticks to be made but wasn’t sure if anyone heard her. No additional breadsticks were brought, and the situation wasn’t acknowledged again.
We also paid in cash, and the change returned required us to go to the front to break a larger bill. The manager confirmed they serve until 11:00pm, though the entire experience felt rushed and unwelcome.
We understand it was late in the evening, but with 45+ minutes left before closing, we expected a more hospitable experience. Unfortunately, we left feeling like an inconvenience rather than guests.
The service was just as impressive! Our waitress, Britney, was incredibly sweet and attentive. She made sure we had everything we needed and checked in on us frequently, which made us feel valued as guests. The combination of amazing food and outstanding service made our family outing truly memorable. Can’t wait to return.
This was a genuinely sweet interaction until a bald manager named John intervened and attempted to deny the bartender her well-earned tip and the kindness shown by the customer. I was completely baffled, especially since the woman was tipping of her own accord and was very insistent on leaving it, clearly impressed and more than satisfied with the service she received.
John, however, did not see it that way. He seemed unwilling to let his employee benefit from her hard work and tried to prevent her from keeping the tip. As someone who has worked in the service industry, I know how exhausting and draining the job can be. Moments like this—unexpected generosity from a customer—are rare and mean more to workers than most people realize.
Because of this, I was not only disappointed in the management but genuinely disgusted by John’s behavior and conduct as a manager. I have worked in many difficult and high-stress environments where management has been less than desirable, but I have never seen a manager so blatantly attempt to hold an employee back. A manager should value their employees’ growth and well-being just as much as the customer experience, and I did not see that reflected here.
Hopefully, this situation is taken seriously and addressed appropriately. Until then, I will not be returning to this Olive Garden, though I truly wish the best for the employees working there.
I had the Zuppa Tuscano which used to be my favorite and found it to be thin and watery but still good. I remember it being heartiest. My wife had the Chicken & Gnocchi and it was delicious. We ordered the stuffed Chicken Marsala and a Build your own Pasta with Italian sausage and Bucatini. The build your own pasta was ok, the sausage links were on the small side and sweet rather than spicy, but bathe Marsala Chicken was very good!
Again, our server made the evening a hit, not the food which should have been equally as good. We spoke with him and told him how much we enjoyed having him as our server and we would go again but only if he were our server again