My girlfriend at the time and I went to the Chipotle on West Broad near Innsbrook a few years ago, about a month before the pandemic lockdown began. We were the only customers in the restaurant and were ignored for 10 minutes and then got messy and incorrect food. When I called the store 2 days later to speak to the manager, his only response was to chastise me and tell me I shouldn't have "waited so long to call about the problem". Never been back and the lack of business they get is telling. Chipotle's food quality in general has gone down over the years. I typically prefer Qdoba anyway

Don't worry. Mother Nature will troll us in April when it's 40° 5 times out of the week and snows the entire month

River City Roll - more of an upscale high end bowling alley in Scott's Addition, appealing to the 20s and 30s crowd

Muse Paintbar at Willow Lawn

Escape Room - There's a ton of them in Richmond and are always fun to do

Canal Club - Check out local and traveling indie bands/artists

Rage RVA

The Circuit Arcade Bar

Top Golf

Don't.

Like others here have mentioned, you're better off taking a trip to DC and getting your money's worth there. Cloakroom is high end and incredibly aesthetic.

I went to Daddy Rabbit's a few years ago for my 21st birthday and it was totally underwhelming. Hardly anyone there, maybe 4 or 5 dancers at best and none of them were all that appealing. The bouncer was nice enough to let my friend and I in for free since it was my birthday. I guess the best things in life aren't for free

Lammar Marie's Gourmet Popcorn in Short Pump. It's seriously good stuff and highly addicting

Tacky Lights Tour

River City Roll

Indoor Rock Climbing (Peak Experiences or Triangle Rock Club)

Escape Room (there are a ton scattered all around Richmond. Escape Room RVA and Gnome & Raven have some really fun themed rooms)

Lewis Ginter

Stumpy's Hatchet House