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Fine Dining In Richmond : Tarrant''s Cafe

Phone: 804.225.0035 Fax:      804. 977-6322If you''d like to reach our second location, Tarrant''s West, please call (804) 205-9009 or checkout their menu & specials online at www.TarrantsWestRVA.com.  For Private Dining, Off-Site Catering, weddings and large corporate functions, please call us at (804) 774-6702.Donate to Ted Santarella Fund for Prostate CancerAll proceeds are donated to Massey Cancer Center

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Gift CardsPurchase a Tarrant''s Cafe Gift Certificate, in any denomination, to fit all your gifting needs such as Birthday, Anniversary, Welcome to the Neighborhood, and Christmas! For your convenience, you can print a customized Gift Certificate from your own computer. Or email the gift certificate directly to the recipient with a personalized greeting from you.

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As part of the historic district of Richmond, VA, Tarrant’s Downtown, located at 1 West Broad Street, has long been a community staple. In the 1800s, the area was dramatically transformed due to a massive fire in April 1865, which caused many Main Street businesses to relocate to Broad Street. The width of the street provided a central area for transportation that was key to Richmond''s recovery over the course of the following years. In 1883, the building that now houses Tarrant’s was home to a drugstore owned by Harrison and Pierce. In 1905, it was taken over by William G. Tarrant, who started the Tarrant Drug Company. This corner drug store sold glasses and all kinds of medicinal remedies. Physicians could write prescriptions and customers could purchase remedies on-site. After Tarrant died in 1961, the drug store was taken over by his son Bill, who ran it until 1987.

Gift cards are available for purchase in dollar amounts between $5-$500. They can be purchased from any of our restaurants during business hours or online. Gift cards are redeemable at any and all RVA Hospitality Restaurants. Gift cards are interchangeable between restaurants. (i.e. If you purchase a gift card from Tarrant’s Cafe, it can be redeemed at Max’s On Broad)