Bar Solita Sunday Brunch
Looking for the perfect weekend brunch spot? ...Bar Solita’s got you covered! 🍳🍓🌯🥞 About a year ago, I had dinner at Bar Solita for the first time so I figured it’s about time for me to finally try their very popular brunch!
Pictured are the:
🍓 Shareable Cinnamon Bun
🧀 Chimichanga
🍗 Old Bay Chicken Biscuit
🌯 Steak and Egg Burrito
...and OMG was the food amazing! 🤩 I was overwhelmed by the huge menu with almost TOO MANY delicious-sounding options so I asked my server for a recommendation who put me onto The Chimichanga.
That meal was probably the most unique spin on a brunch dish I’ve ever had: a deep fried tortilla stuffed with scrambled eggs and spicy chorizo sausage gravy, topped with queso and pico 😋 I’d never had a chimichanga before, let alone a BREAKFAST chimichanga, but it was everything I had hoped for and more! It was covered in melted cheese which, if you know me, made each bite a crunchy, gooey heaven 😍🧀 My friends enjoyed the burrito (similar to the chimichanga) and chicken biscuit! We finished our meal off with the COLOSSAL shareable cinnamon bun which I feel like should have won a world record for its size 😂🏆 You can ask for the bun to come out either with your meal or afterwards depending on when you’re planning to eat it. We asked for it with our meals and it was still warm by the time we finished eating and made great leftovers for the next day! 🍽 Not only is the food amazing, but the atmosphere just screams RICHMOND! From the artsy interior to the airy plant vibes to the industrial style ceiling, Bar Solita is checking all the boxes! ☑️
📍: 123 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220
💲: Cinnamon bun $16, chimichanga $16, burrito $15, chicken biscuit $12
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Instagram: @barsolitarva
Website: https://barsolita.com/
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Originally Published 01/15/2021
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