
New American restaurant whose rotating seasonal menu blends coastal southern cuisine, french technique and global flavors. Featuring inventive craft cocktails and a well curated wine list. The space features an entertaining open kitchen and multiple options for private dining.
Easygoing New American restaurant featuring a blend of southern standards plus cocktails & wine.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4:30–9:15 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–9:15 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–9:15 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–9:15 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–9:15 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 201 N Belmont Ave, Richmond, VA 23221
Phone: (804) 588-9231
Website: http://thestablesrva.com/
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Reviews
I like to say it’s all about the details and the little things. There’s no secret that many ladies carry expensive handbags. As I mentioned earlier, the Stables at Belmont is a small restaurant. When Michele was looking for a place to set her handbag, the only place available was behind my seat on the floor. Our waitress, Emily wasted no time in bringing us a napkin that we could place on the floor and set the handbag. Like I said, it’s all about the little things, and those are the ones that leave lasting impressions.
To set the evening in the right mood, we ordered a beautiful bottle of Pauillac 2018. The Stables at Belmont have a generous wine card. The south east ceviche was an explosion of flavor. Our entrees, sunflower seed crusted mid-Atlantic catch… wow (halibut). I generally don’t order halibut locally as my travels take me through Anchorage often. But after reading the description, I had to give it a try. I may have to change my ways! The house-made seafood cavatelli is another home run. We wiped both plates clean. We capped off the evening with a peach tres leches. This, you really gotta try!
All in all, we had a wonderful experience at The Stables at Belmont. A special thanks to Olivia and her team. Your entrées are delicious, the atmosphere is sweet, and the pace is perfect. Well done!
Service was spot on! Our server, Olivia, was amazing. Somehow she knew what we needed every time without us even asking. Ask for her by name if she’s there! You won’t be let down. 10 out of 10!!
Our waitress, Katherine, brought us two glasses of champagne since I told them in advance it was my anniversary. I was very pleasantly surprised.
Started off with the beet salad. Very flavorful. My wife had the lamb lollipops. Tender, tasty with a nice char. I had their seafood pasta. They were very generous with the crab and lobster.
The bartender was very creative. A man devoted to his craft. So many good selections on the menu. But, my wife just gave some flavor profiles and he made a wonderful custom drink. Finished the night off with their Mango bread pudding.
They staff made us feel very special on our anniversary. Thanks for the wonderful food and service.
We were served in a small wine bottle-filled private room by our waiter Tim who brought out surprise after surprise of some of the best food I have ever eaten. The lamb lollipops ($16) over Frisée with tamari aioli were gorgeous, tender and delicious. Do not miss an opportunity to try these if you visit. My personal favorite were the Southern scallops ($13) with collard greens, rosemary polenta and bacon beurre, a fantastic southern-style presentation. The Creole Shrimp jambalaya ($13) with chimichurri and gremolata had everyone drooling. I also regret not ordering the Spanish mussels ($15) with mango, coconut, Calabrian chili, cilantro, saffron and grilled bread, but that’s a great reason to return.
The Catch of the Day was Swordfish ($29) over spring risotto with asparagus, snap peas, grilled corn, roasted red pepper, lemon, ricotta and pea shoots. My entrée was a fabulous Cioppino ($29) with shrimp, mussels, scallops, fish and andouille in a rich seafood broth with grilled bread. We also had the lobster & crab Parisian-style gnocchi ($32) with asparagus, snap peas, lobster cream and pecorino, which was eaten down to the very last drop and, finally, the duck breast ($29) in a duck-fried scallion pancake with grilled Bok choy and asparagus, which was very tender and fragrant.
Dessert was a couple of scrumptious chocolate panna cottas ($8) and the total was $328.30 for four people.
Drinks:
Daou Chardonnay 2019 $13 x 2 = $26
Black Beauty with plantation rum, Gosling’s black rum, lemon blackberry puree and brown sugar lavender syrup $12 x 2 = $24
D.O.M. Bendictine $12
Letras Minúsculas Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graciano Rioja 2018 $10
Bombay Sapphire martini $9.25
Grand Marnier $9
Esperto Punit Grigio 2017 $8
Getränk Grüner Veltliner 2019 $8