Best Family Restaurants in Short Pump

"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."

"Anthony’s on the Hill is a family-owned neighborhood restaurant that serves traditional Italian cuisine with the freshest ingredients at the corner of 29th and Broad streets. Pizza bases are crispy and thin, and topped with homemade sauce and freshly picked herbs. Pasta and other favorite Italian dishes such as the chicken parmesan are just as delicious, and a small, but quality lineup of canned and bottled beers, from Fat Tire to Virginia-brewed Full Nelson, meet the necessary pizza-and-beer-combo requirement."

"Anthony’s features a good mix of pasta entrees, subs, pizzas and salads. If you liked this post, you might also enjoy 8 Salads To Try In RVA!. or 9 Ways To Enjoy Richmond, Virginia!"

"BRIO invites you to gather with friends, family and co-workers to experience the flavors of Tuscany without leaving the country. Featuring high-quality steaks, pastas, flatbreads and seafood."

"Address(es):Richmond – Libbie: 5625 W Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23230Contact: (804) 510-0780Menu: https://245xq72m7u8l39tsbf33v0j6-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/V3.pdf. Short Pump: 11525 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23233Contact: (804) 767-4594Menu:https://245xq72m7u8l39tsbf33v0j6-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/V3.pdf. Family-Friendly Features: All-day breakfast and classic diner fare; breakfast and lunch/dinner kids’ menus available daily featuring kid-friendly breakfast items and portions, as well as lunch and dinner items like burgers, grilled cheese, and quesadillas, all served with the choice of fruit, fries, mac n’ cheese, or cole slaw; homey, comfortable vibe; fun, diner décor; coloring sheets and crayons; reasonable pricing; friendly staff; quick service; booth, table or counter seating; kid-friendly noise levels; multiple convenient locations."

"Bryan Park is the perfect place to get outside and get some exercise!. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset and entry is free for the general public. Inside the park, you will find a number of walking/biking trails, a soccer field, playground, disc golf course, azalea gardens, and a small lake for fishing."

"For a bit more variety in views and terrain than the other easy hikes on our list, head to Forest Hill Park, where you’ll find a little bit of everything on its 2.7-mile loop trail. Waterfalls, still lakes, forests, and boardwalks abound as you make your way through this shady trail. There’s also a little bit of elevation gain for some added fun and challenge."

"Forest Hill Park is my favorite place to have a picnic with friends. This large park has plenty of lush, green grass to spread out in and the shade of the old oak trees makes it the perfect spot to spend an afternoon. It’s a great place to get some fresh air and sunshine with your family, friends, and dogs!"

"With grassy space, plenty of trees, amazing stone, and a lake - Forest Hill Park has it all. The grassy area of the park is perfect for all types of shoots. The walk down to the lake is a little long and very steep, but so pretty."

"Pizza: If it's good enough for Super Bowl champ and America's sweetheart Russell Wilson, it's good enough for us. Known for take-and-bake pizzas, Superstars also serves dine-in customers with red, white and pesto pizzas by the slice, nearly all less than $4. Grab a hefty single cheese slice for $2.40, create your own, or go for a daily special like the spicy Corleone, a red slice with sweet Italian sausage, pepperoni and hot cherry peppers for $3.90."

"Built in 1818 as a private residence, this was the executive residence of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, his wife Varina, and their children from August 1861 until they were forced to leave during the evacuation of Richmond in April 1865. Beautifully restored to its wartime appearance, it is now furnished in the height of period fashion, with Rococo-Revival furniture upholstered in silk, fine carpets, and flocked wallpaper, as it would have been when guests like Robert E. Lee visited the mansion. Varian Davis was an accomplished hostess, and the house reflects her style as she entertained at dinners, reception, balls, and garden parties during Richmond’s social season."

"There’s more than one historic White House in the United States. The White House and Museum of the Confederacy was the home of Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederate States of America. It also served as the Executive Mansion of the Confederacy during the Civil War."

"You need to plan ahead to photograph your session at Virginia House. This historic venue in Richmond’s Windsor Farms is available to use for photography after you’ve reserved the venue and paid the hourly rate (with a 2-hour minimum rental.) During business hours, this would cost in the neighborhood of $200. If the weather turns out to be nice, their grounds outside are lovely and offer tons of opportunities for great photo backdrops!"

"Virginia House is a beautifully preserved English manor house owned and operated by the Virginia Historical Society. Relocated to Richmond in 1925, the original house was designed by Alexander and Virginia Weddell in the form of a sixteenth century English manor house with modern amenities. It rests atop a hill overlooking the James River."