Located in the historic Bellgrade Plantation, circa 1732, this enchanting location in Midlothian is rumored to still host residents of centuries past. Beginning as a family farm house, during the Civil War, it was used as General A.P. Hill’s headquarters and a hospital for soldiers from the Confederacy. Today, the richly appointed Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Bellgrade Plantation is the perfect location for a romantic dinner, business meeting, family celebration, private party or just a drink at the bar. Come enjoy an unparalleled dining experience in a beautiful and historic setting.
Take a tour of Ruth’s Chris Richmond before you dine.
Whether you need to book a private dining room, cater a business meeting or special event, we have the expertise to craft your perfect private event and the flawless service to make it a success.
Enjoy a complete meal for two including starters, an entrée, personal sides & a dessert
This varietal’s fuller body, higher tannins and dark fruit flavors make it the perfect complement to a well-seared steak.
Explore Our WinesWhet your appetite with sizzling shrimp. Sautéed New Orleans style with reduced white wine, butter, garlic and spices.
Explore AppetizersJoin us for our March TasteMaker Dinner featuring Cakebread Cellars
Winner of
"Best Steakhouse"- Central District
Winner of
"Best Steakhouse”
Parking
Complimentary self-parking available.
What to know before you go
Important Dining Information
We have a 15-minute grace period. Please call us if you are running later than 15 minutes after your reservation time.
We may contact you about this reservation, please ensure your email and phone number are correct.
Additional Notes
For safety reasons: masks will be required of all guests ages 10 and older, and encouraged for those ages 3-10. A member of our staff will be taking all staff and guests’ temperature using a forehead scanner. Anyone with a temp of 100.4 or greater will not be allowed entrance into the restaurant. An 18% gratuity will be added to all checks for the financial safety of our staff in these difficult times. Dress Code: Casual, Yet Proper. Men must remove their hats.
Dress Code
For the dining pleasure of all guests, our dress code is casual, yet proper.
We ask you to kindly remove your hat when entering the restaurant.
Thank you for not wearing the following: sweat pants, sweat shirts, athletic wear, tank tops, torn or distressed clothing, clothing with offensive graphics or language, cut-off shorts, midriff-baring outfits or exposed undergarments.
