Three Notch'd Brewing Company - Richmond

Went in for the first time with my family and girlfriend earlier today; leaving us all with good reviews in our mouths. The selection of food was great and came with engaging service. The lay out of the restaurant was open and nice, that felt welcoming. Last but definitely not least the locally crafted IPAs were all worthy of finishing the glass. Would highly recommend and come back.

I love the vibe of this place and overall think it's a great hangout spot with an awesome and large indoor space for large parties - but man, when I got the pricetag for everything we ordered, it just really bummed me out. Combine that with fairly slow service despite there being almost nobody in the place that night... it just wasn't my favorite.For bar food, we were shocked at how much we ended up spending - albeit most of it is pretty creative and hefty portions which I appreciated a ton. The pizza fries were the perfect sharable for the table and the hot and honey sandwich was also pretty solid. Don't remember the beer I got, which might also be a sign? IDK - it definitely wasn't bad. So overall a pretty mixed review.I wanted to enjoy it more than I did - and wouldn't be upset if I went back - but just think I needed to strategize my order a little bit better.

Great place and atmosphere! The people are so friendly and it's just a fun place to hangout esp for trivia night on Wednesdays! You order your stuff at the counter making it very easy and they bring your food to you. The food was so good. Lots of great options. I had the cheesesteak and salad-REALLY good, even the salad where you think it's just a salad but really it's not. It was fresh and the croutons tasted homemade and the ranch dressing is to die for. My friend had the spicy chicken grilled sandwich which she really enjoyed and another friend had some sort of BBQ burger and she enjoyed it too. We will definitely be back again for more trivia and drinks!!

A nice laid back brewery with a full food menu. The beers were well balanced and very enjoyable

315pm Tuesday. Locked tight. What is up w RVA?!? 3 places in a week that dont bother to update hours on Maps. Lost review...lost time...lost trustbin what they do as a business.

This winter on Fridays they have drink specials for Richmond ultimate which is great & the only reason I come here because I'm not a beer drinker. But last night I got the mango wheat & as far as beers go it was refreshing! You definitely get that mango taste, & I'd get it again for the $5 special price. Overall, it's a casual place to hangout, but they would really benefit from some bar games to entice people to stay longer!

Starting this review that I came here with a gift card I had gotten to their beer club so I wanted to come for lunch.. didn't realize that the gift card only applied to their online purchased beer rather than getting a drink/ food in the restaurant, so if you get one make sure you check!They do have a pretty good lunch special where select sandwiches are only $10 and you can add on a drink for $5, which is a pretty good deal. I like their expanded space with lots of tables outside. I got the RVA panini - the ham was good, authentic ham (rather than lunch meat) which was really nice and the sauces on the sandwich had good flavor. I thought the bread was really yummy but there was too much of it that the sandwich needed more inside to balance it out. It was pretty bready. I got the salad on the side which was surprisingly good for a brewery. I wanted to get the Brussels sprouts (if a restaurant serves Brussels I WILL order them) but unfortunately they were sold out the day I went. As a non-beer fan, I enjoy the cider here. It's pretty good. Overall, I enjoyed my lunch. Would I have come here if I didn't think i had a gift card? Probably not. But if you are looking for a brewery to go to with food this is a pretty good option!

I come to Three Notch'd since the board game group I'm a part of uses it as a meeting place, and it works well in that regard. However, I should note that very recently they have moved from the typical "order at the bar and sit where you like" to full table service, which turns it into more of a restaurant and makes it less accessible to group visits.Parking is quite tough in Scott's Addition in general, and with this place's limited parking lot (maybe about 6-8 spaces total), you will either need to come early or hope you get a spot within walking distance. They have quite a bit of seating both inside and outside which gives you flexibility based on what the weather is like that day. The ambiance is roughly what you get at most other Richmond-area breweries: industrial theming with exposed ceilings, and all the echoing sound issues that come with that.The service here has always been very polite and friendly, and they usually have a decent selection of beers (as well as the Uncool series of non-alcoholic drinks for those who opt not to imbibe). I'm a big fan of stouts and porters and they seem to have at least one if not more of those at any particularly time. Prices are... well let's be honest, with inflation and craft breweries, who can even say what a "fair" price is anymore? That said, their pricing is in line with other similar breweries.It's hard to choose between a 3 and 4 score here because of the split between the attributes of the brewery itself and the great beer/service here, so for now I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and go with 4. That said, they REALLY need to terminate this full table-service experiment. Going out is already an expensive endeavor, I would appreciate them keeping the bar-service going to help keep the tipping portion of the cost under control.Overall: 3.5 stars-----Pros:- Great selection of beers (and non-alcoholic drinks too if you're into that), with some delicious-looking food too.- Lots of inside and outside seating gives you flexibility.- Surprisingly large amount of space for group events in the "big room".- Excellent and polite service.Cons:- Like most other Scott's Addition spots, private lot parking is limited and is mostly luck of the draw.- Prices are elevated, like at most area craft breweries these days.- Open ceilings and industrial design theming amplifies noise, less fun for folks like me who spent most of their youth destroying their ear drums at concerts.- I'm not a fan of this new full table-service experiment, and I don't plan to come here outside of the board game events so long as it continues.

We've driven by this place a lot and finally decided to try it out due to them having a full menu. First off the staff is super nice and friendly. I love that they have non-alcoholic options since I'm currently 9 months pregnant. We started off with the pretzel bites and they were amazing. I also had their meaty pizza and it's was pretty good as well. There was also plenty of space and had your traditional brewery feels. Will be coming again!

My board game club meets here every other Thursday. I'm not a big beer drinker, but ever since they opened their new section (that has food and cocktails) I can always find something to drink. I will add that their beers are really good here though.This Three Notch'd is on the border of Scott's Addition. There is a little parking lot out front, but there is limited parking there. You can also find street parking behind the venue. It's not too far from Bingo Beer Co. It's on Broad and Altamont ave.They have a lot of seating here. It's a great spot for events. There are a bunch of picnic tables out front. There are high rise tables too and lower tables in their new section. While I haven't ordered their food before, a lot of my friends have said it's tasty, but they have small portions. They have a Women and Men bathroom on their older side and then two all gender single stalls on their newer side.If you're looking to do a brewery tour of Richmond, you'll want to add Three Notch'd to your list. It's a spot that's great for tons of things, especially since they've opened their new section. I'd highly recommend checking this brewery out.