Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Short Pump

"If wine tasting had a coffee equivalent, Lamplighter’s is where you’d find it. Since opening the first Lamplighter location on Addison Street in the Fan ten years ago, owners Zach and Noelle Archibald have established themselves as Richmond coffee connoisseurs. Thanks to carefully crafted roasts and an atmosphere that is as eclectic as it is inviting, Lamplighters on Addison has long been a local favorite hang out."

"Before heading home, grab a coffee to-go at Lamplighter Roasting Co. The Richmond coffee company has three locations spread across the city, so you can choose the closest location for a caffeine pick-me-up before hitting the road."

"Coming in second place is Sugar Shack, which was featured in USA Today’s top donut shops in the USA article in honor of National Donut Day…AKA they’re pretty legit. This neighborhood shop is rustic and features different flavors that look and taste like all your favorite candy bars. Flavors include Baby Ruth, M&M, Butterfinger, and Somoa."

"Sugar Shack Donuts is on Thrillist's definitive list of the 33 Best Donut Shops in America, so it has to get some respect. Ultimately, its ranking on these lists is what attracts many donut-eating visitors to Richmond. Flavors include "Tastes Like a Samoa," Chocolate Butterfinger, and Apple Cake."

"Address(es) and Contact: Click here to find the Urban Farmhouse location nearest you.Menu:https://theurbanfarmhouse.net/menus/. Family-Friendly Features: Kids’ menu featuring healthy and dietary-friendly options, including AB & J (almond butter or peanut butter and jelly) sandwiches, turkey and cheese sandwiches, grilled chicken, chocolate and almond butter paninis with bananas and honey, and grilled cheese, all served with local and seasonal sliced fruit, carrot sticks, and organic animal crackers; large spaces; locally sourced, seasonal organic ingredients; kids’ play areas; funky décor; colorful artwork; seasonally updated regular menu with coffees, breakfast, lunch, and dinner; a laid-back, “coffee shop” vibe; multiple locations throughout the Greater Richmond area; in-store and community sponsored events."

"1217 East Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219 | 310 N 33rd St, Richmond, VA 23223 | N Woolridge Rd & Coalfield Rd, Midlothian, VA 23114Website | Facebook | Twitter | Photo: The Urban Farmhouse Market & Café Facebook. The Urban Farmhouse Market & Café prides themselves on their initiative of going green!. They start each day with locally grown and freshly roasted coffee and fair trade teas."

"Description: With prints of old Richmond on the walls, dark wood, and a bar that’s cooler than most with its famous ice strip down the middle, this place has all the right touches. It might take you a while to slog through the 30-page beer menu, with 300 beer possibilities. Dozens are on tap, and the servers will be happy to narrow the choices down for you."

"This 108 year old, 25 foot wide by half-a-city-block-long building has 46 taps, 2 cask conditioned ale hand pumps and a selection of over 200 bottled beers. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 804-643-2537. Sandwiches, 0.3 MILES"

"We are locally owned and serve only the best craft beer from around the world, across the USA and of course local Virginia brews."

"Chef Mike Ledesma brings together his Filipino heritage, his love of Hawaiian food, and the produce of Virginia together at Perch RVA. This unique restaurant with a very instagrammable dining room is a must on your places to eat in Richmond list. Although the menu is seasonal, an item that never leaves the menu is the lumpias. I learned to make lumpias with Chef Ledesma during my visit to Richmond, and I fully understand why his guests beg him not to take them off the menu."

"We took my mother here for her birthday and every dish was absolutely delicious. The scallops were the best I have every tasted. Other families members h..."

"Posh, beautifully designed, great food, and appropriate portion sizes are all words I would use to describe my…”more. Offers takeout and delivery"

"Options include classics like Corned Beef Hash and bagels topped with lox and cream cheese as well as breakfast takes on Jewish cuisine like the Cinnamon Babka Fresh Toast or the Benny Goodman: two potato latkes topped with smoked salmon, poached eggs, dill hollandaise, and salmon roe. After breakfast, take a stroll down Monument Avenue, known for the historic monuments but also a popular spot for locals to lie out on sunny days, jog, or walk their dogs (if you’ve brought your pups along, a leashed jaunt down the avenue is a great Richmond activity for you both!)."

"You can't go wrong with avocado on the Blackstone Benedict at @helensrva. The curry-covered potatoes were a happy surprise. Brunch is Saturday and Sunday from 10-2."

"Cute, homey restaurant by day; friendly, silly, cute, fun, chill bar by night. I have mostly spent my time there for bunch."

"You must have heard of temples in Egypt being rebuilt piece-by-piece after the Nile flooded those places!. Have you heard of mansions crossing boundaries and being rebuilt in another country altogether?. The Agecroft Hall is one such mansion."

"The Agecroft Hall & Gardens feature a Tudor manor, based on a 16th-century mountain and opened in the year 1926, and a charming garden. It is a popular destination during the summer because of the Shakespear festival held here."

"The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, or the VMFA for short, is a stunning art museum established in 1936. The VMFA is one of the largest museums in all of North America."

"One of the three locations for the American Civil War Museum, Historic Tredegar is located near Brown's Island and Belle Isle on downtown Richmond's riverfront. It also shares a site with the Richmond National Battlefield Park Visitor Center. The Historic Tredegar is a private museum associated with the American Civil War Museum based on the location of the Tredegar Iron Works, once the third-largest iron manufacturer in the United States."

"The American Civil War Museum is located in Downtown Richmond. Sitting right on the James River, the museum is located inside the ruins of Tredegar Iron Works. It’s 30,000 square feet with over 120,000 artifacts, much of which is not war-based."

"Part of the multisite American Civil War Museum, this fascinating exhibit – housed inside an 1861 iron works that at its height employed 800 free and slave laborers – explores the causes and course of the Civil..."

"After working in the non-profit sector for a number of years, the founders of Circle Thrift and Art Space wanted to start something that would not only serve the community, but that could give back in a meaningful way. After finding a space on West Broad in 2015, Circle Thrift and Art Space was born, offering a combination thrift store and art display space to support local artists and musicians. The shop recently relocated a little further down West Broad to 400 W Broad St., at the corner of Broad and Monroe streets."