Burger Bach

Burger Bach in Carytown is a laid-back burger joint that strikes the perfect balance between elevated gastropub fare and kid-friendly dining. With creative burger combinations, hand-spun milkshakes, and a menu that caters to both adventurous eaters and chicken-finger loyalists, it's an ideal spot to refuel during a Carytown shopping adventure or wrap up a family day out in Richmond.

• ✓Build-your-own burger options with creative toppings like fried eggs, avocado, and specialty cheeses
• ✓Thick, hand-spun milkshakes in flavors like salted caramel and cookies & cream
• ✓Sweet potato fries and regular fries that kids consistently devour
• ✓Relaxed, no-pressure atmosphere where families don't feel rushed
• ✓Kids menu includes burgers, grilled cheese, and chicken tenders with fruit or fries

1. 1.Arrive before 6pm on weekends to avoid the dinner rush,Carytown gets busy and waits can stretch to 30+ minutes during peak times.
2. 2.The kids menu offers solid basics, but adventurous eaters can split one of the specialty burgers or try the fish tacos from their seafood selection.
3. 3.Parking on W Cary Street is metered and competitive; look for free street parking on side streets just a block north or south of the restaurant.
4. 4.The milkshakes are huge and rich,consider ordering one per two kids to avoid sugar overload and save room for those fries.
5. 5.Take advantage of the Carytown location by planning a pre-dinner stroll to nearby shops or World of Mirth toy store just a few doors down.

Weekday lunches (11am-1pm) or early dinners (4:30-5:30pm) on weeknights offer the shortest waits and a more relaxed atmosphere. Avoid weekend evenings when the restaurant fills with adults and couples, making it louder and less kid-centric.

Expect to spend $40-60 for a family of four with burgers, kids meals, and drinks. Street parking requires meters during business hours (bring quarters or use the ParkRVA app). High chairs and boosters available, and the casual atmosphere means minor kid noise won't ruffle any feathers.

Spring and fall are ideal for combining your meal with a walk through Carytown's tree-lined streets. The restaurant gets especially busy during Richmond's holiday shopping season (November-December) when Carytown draws extra crowds.