Fall Line Kitchen & Bar takes its name from Virginia's fall line, the geological feature that runs through Richmond, and builds its menu around that same dual identity — coastal dishes paired with comfort food, all ingredient-focused. It sits at 500 East Broad Street in Downtown Richmond, drawing a mix of hotel guests and locals.
Reviewers point to a menu that ranges from Southern staples like burnt ends, hush puppies, and pork chop to coastal plates such as lump crab, clam chowder, and Faroe Island salmon, with bucatini, short ribs, and a BLT filling out the middle. Deviled eggs, strawberry basil, and salmon dip come up often as regular orders.
The bar side leans into regional craft beer and cocktails, with weekly events like Wine Down Wednesday alongside the dining room.
Reviewers point to a menu that ranges from Southern staples like burnt ends, hush puppies, and pork chop to coastal plates such as lump crab, clam chowder, and Faroe Island salmon, with bucatini, short ribs, and a BLT filling out the middle. Deviled eggs, strawberry basil, and salmon dip come up often as regular orders.
The bar side leans into regional craft beer and cocktails, with weekly events like Wine Down Wednesday alongside the dining room.

