Lesbian & LGBTQ+ guide to Richmond

“Godfrey's was amazing. My Sister Circle celebrated five birthdays at Godfrey's. The emcee was well spoken, friendlly, and beautiful. The service was excellent. Our server was on point with everything. The entertainment, OMG, phenomenal. It was refreshing, different, and just enjoyable. The only drawback was that we had to wait out in the hot sun until 2:15 after being told to be on time. It was blistery hot. Please work on that area of the experience for a completely delightful journey once you enter the doors of Godfrey's. Thank you!”

“We loved every little thing about our brunch here! The staff was lovely (Hot Toddy is the BEST!), the entertainment top notch and the food was fantastic!! We would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a fun way to brunch! (Side Note: if you’re sensitive to sound, you may want to bring some earplugs. I had noise canceling earplugs in and still was able to hear the entertainment clearly.)”

“Never been super sold on this venue. Last night I was there and got leered at, zeroed in on, stalked by, and approached two appearly cishet men who were hunting together. I told management and they said to talk to security. As someone who has been stalked and sexually assaulted, going to security or fighting isn't something I automatically do, I am running. There are loads of poc and trans folks who have had issues in the past. Last night I was thinking, where are the progress pride and trans flags (tons of 1978, 6 color flags and a lesbian flag but what of others)? What are you doing to protect the community? I will give their work and landing place for stonewall sports seems like community work. I guess I just expect more of a place where there are vulnerable populations. I want people in our community to be safe. We should be able to dance without predators creeping that don't even belong in gay/ queer spaces. I almost wonder if they switched to a membership format it might help.”