Grisette sits at the corner of N. 32nd and E. Marshall Street in Church Hill, part of Richmond's East End, built around a stated philosophy of Old World standards paired with new world energy. That shows up in a charcuterie program, a wine list geared toward pairing recommendations, and a cocktail menu with old fashioneds as a highlight, alongside dishes like steak frites and fries served with house sauces.
The room reads as charming and a little funky rather than formal. Friday and Saturday nights run high-energy, while weeknights settle into a steadier, regular-driven rhythm. Off-street parking around Chimborazo Park and a walk through the surrounding residential streets are part of arriving at what functions as both a neighborhood spot and a destination.
Richmond magazine named Grisette to its 2025 Best of Richmond list.
The room reads as charming and a little funky rather than formal. Friday and Saturday nights run high-energy, while weeknights settle into a steadier, regular-driven rhythm. Off-street parking around Chimborazo Park and a walk through the surrounding residential streets are part of arriving at what functions as both a neighborhood spot and a destination.
Richmond magazine named Grisette to its 2025 Best of Richmond list.