Top 10 Shopping in Richmond, Virginia (VA)

March 12, 2022 Kiesha Cripe

Discover an essential chapter of America's history in the cobblestone streets, river walks and monuments of Richmond. Originally a colonial settlement, Virginia's capital is now a thriving hub for culture, shopping and outdoor fun. Explore Civil War history at the Museum of the Confederacy, stroll along the canal downtown or test your nerve whitewater rafting on the James River. With lively neighborhoods and a vibrant restaurant scene, Richmond is perfect for a quick break or an extended getaway.
Restaurants in Richmond

1. RVA Antiques

6102 Lakeside Ave, Richmond, VA 23228-5237 +1 804-716-4388 [email protected] http://rvaantiques.com
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5.0 based on 3 reviews

RVA is not your Grandma’s antique mall! We cater from newborn-150 year olds looking for antiques, upcycled, shabby chic, man cave, and vintage items that are current style for today’s families. With 10,000 square feet we are sure to have something for everyone! We also carry Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint, Maison Blanche Chalk based Paint and Fusion Acrylic Paint.

2. Bygones Vintage Clothing

2916 W Cary St 2916 W Cary St, 23221-3516, Richmond, Virginia, Richmond, VA 23221-3516 +1 804-353-1919 http://www.bygonesvintage.com
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5.0 based on 8 reviews

Bygones Vintage Clothing

Reviewed By NurseHowell - North Beach, United States

A mix of modern copies of vintage styles with true vintage clothing. Was looking for a hat to wear on a special occasion and staff were more than accommodating. Store is sectioned by era, and a treat to browse or shop. Definitely on my go to list for shopping next trip. Items were reasonably priced.

3. Nest - Antiques Art and Gifts

3404 Semmes Ave, Richmond, VA 23225-3426 +1 804-233-0134 [email protected] http://www.rvanest.com
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Nest - Antiques Art and Gifts

RVANest - 3404 Semmes Avenue in historic Woodland Heights. Located directly across Semmes from the Patrick Henry School of Science and Arts, 1 block from Crossroads Coffee; and right next door to Laura Lee’s Restaurant. Featuring period and vintage antiques and local arts. We represent over 70 local artists! Beautiful handmade jewelry, soaps, body products, fine arts, pottery, sculpture, wooden-ware, art glass and much much more. We’re like magpies - always gathering shiny, happy things to Feather Your Nest. Stop in soon to experience our ever changing, always exciting mix.

4. Halcyon Vintage

117 N Robinson St, Richmond, VA 23220-4431 +1 804-358-1311 [email protected] http://www.halcyonvintage.com
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Halcyon Vintage

Halcyon has been buying and selling vintage clothing, accessories and jewelry since 1983. We specialize in Men's and Women's carefully selected, wearable goods for your everyday look and for special occasions. Vintage is our passion and it shows!

5. For the Love of Chocolate

3136 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221-3504 +1 804-359-5645 http://www.lovchoc.com
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For the Love of Chocolate

6. World of Mirth

3005 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221-3501 +1 804-353-8991 http://worldofmirth.com
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7. Shockoe Bottom Clay

1714 E Main St, Richmond, VA 23223-6960 +1 804-775-0832 [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/ShockoeBottomClay/
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Shockoe Bottom Clay

We are makers, creating ceramic sculpure and functional pottery. There are eight working studios and another 22 ceramic artists featured in the Gallery. As craftsman and artists we are committed to the cultivation of a ceramic community in the heart of RVA. Explore our offerings of unique handcrafted ceramics from these local and regional artists. We are easy to find, in the heart of Shockoe Bottom, right up the street from the Main Street Train station. The building was vacant for over 20 years and is now fully renovated. The Gallery opened in December 2015. Within walking distance is Church Hill, Tobacco Row, the canal walk, the James River, the Capital Trail, Poe's Museum and many restaurants.

8. Richmond Arts District

123 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220-4214 +1 804-308-3605 http://barsolita.com/blogs
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Richmond Arts District

Reviewed By casehokieface - Minato, Japan

When I first moved to Richmond I chose an apartment close to my job located in the Arts District. I enjoy the ability to walk to such great restaurants such as Saison (and Saison market), Perly's Deli, Bar Solita, Fatty Smokes, Maxs and Tarrants. As the neighborhood has expanded and added in the RVA Bike Share program and the GRTC Pulse line, this has made traversing the area so convenient. I'm able to watch to shows at The National, VA Rep, Carpenter Theater, Theater Lab and Altria while being immersed in eclectic art galleries. First Fridays art walk and Broad Appetite happen right outside my door and new businesses keep opening up, offering much more to see and do! Highly recommend the arts district for dining, arts, shopping and nightlife!

9. Chesterfield Towne Center

11500 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, VA 23235-4780 +1 804-794-4662 http://www.chesterfieldcenter.com/en.html
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Chesterfield Towne Center

10. Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts

1000 W Broad St Fine Arts Building, Richmond, VA 23284-9076 +1 804-828-1696 http://arts.vcu.edu/
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Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts

Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia

Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) adjoins the historic Fan District in Richmond, where my American cousins live. It is a relatively young university, though it has a large student body. VCU has good academic reputation, especially in the arts.

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