The Half Way House is Chesterfield County's finest old tavern. Fresh flowers, flickering candles, and the glowing embers of our fireplace make every visit a special occasion. Join us for a special meal today. Every day we work hard to bring you the finest in cuisine, ambiance, and service. Our atmosphere is relaxed and intimate and our menu is second to none. In addition to soups and salads, we offer exquisite entrees like our popular filet served with a house-made crab cake and shrimp. We feature daily meal specials as well. Established in 1760 on a land grant from King George II of England, our restaurant was once a stagecoach stop to many of America's great founders and leaders. Among its famous guests were George Washington, the Marquis de LaFayette, Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Robert E. Lee, U.S. Grant, James Whitcomb Riley and scores of others. Experience a piece of history while sitting down to an unforgettable meal. Executive Chef Raymond Allen, with the restaurant since 1984, leads our loyal kitchen staff and dedicated wait staff in our homey restaurant. Perfect for special occasion dinners and the weary traveler, we also offer banquet room seating for parties of up to 40 people. Stop by and visit us today for a dining experience you're sure to remember.

Website: thehwh.com

Phone: (804) 275-1760

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Route 1 and Wonderview Dr