🎄 If You Had to Pick Just ONE Spot for a Holiday Meal Out…

Richmond is full of incredible restaurants, but when it comes to choosing just one spot for a holiday meal out — a place that feels special, intimate, and unforgettable — my pick is easy: Restaurant Adarra.

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of dining at Adarra’s new location at 501 S Pine Street, and I can honestly say it was one of the best meals I’ve had in a long time. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt warm and moody in the best way — perfect for a cozy winter evening. The staff was knowledgeable and welcoming, and the food? Absolutely stunning.

Adarra specializes in Basque-inspired cuisine, with a focus on seasonal ingredients sourced from local Virginia farms. Their menu changes often, but expect dishes like octopus with potatoes, rabbit gnocchi, and their now-famous Basque cheesecake served with olive oil. They also offer a curated selection of natural wines, chosen table-side based on your preferences — no printed list, just thoughtful conversation and expert pairing.

If you’re planning a holiday dinner out in Richmond, Adarra is the kind of place that turns a meal into a memory. It’s ideal for date nights, small gatherings, or simply treating yourself to something extraordinary.

As a local Realtor who lives in Richmond’s Northside, I love sharing not just homes — but experiences. Whether you’re new to the area or a longtime resident, discovering places like Adarra is part of what makes living here so special. If you’re browsing my site, I hope you’ll feel comfortable reaching out for advice — whether it’s about neighborhoods, homes, or where to grab dinner after a showing.

Looking for a home near Richmond’s best restaurants? Explore listings, local guides, and more at philskaggsrealestate.com — and let’s find a place that feels just as unforgettable as your next meal at Adarra.

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