Name: I Don't Know Sports Grille
Address: 1920 West Hundred Road, Chester, VA, 23836

We are a fun friendly place to enjoy great food and great friends.Dart boards and pool tables available. Chow down on your favorite sports grille food - hot wings, potato skins, burgers, sandwiches, pizza, salads, entrees and specials for the kids!

I Don't Know Sports Grille

We’re a community of runners, hikers, bikers and ballplayers. We’re an outdoor playground, designed by Mother Nature, with class III and IV rapids running right through our downtown. A 52-mile bike trail runs along the James. The Richmond Marathon and Ukrop’s 10k are huge celebrations, and the whole region comes out to cheer on our local teams. In fact, we’re so sports-minded that the Washington Redskins have their training camp right in the center of the city. Add to that awesome hotels, beautiful venues, attractions, art, craft beer, more than 900 restaurants and a convenient location, and you’ve got a top choice for your next sports event. Welcome to RVA!

From indoor to outdoor facilities, the Richmond region has the fields, pitches, diamonds, venues and the dedicated staff to ensure your event is a huge success. 



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Mexican food and a friendly smile, featuring daily specials.

Don Pepe in Chester

Parkers Battery is a well-preserved example of the Confederate defenses known as the Howlett Line. The site was manned by Parker’s “Boy Company” comprised of men from the City of Richmond. Infantry trenches ran from the James River south to the Appomattox River, supported by artillery positions along the line. Parker’s Battery was involved in frequent duels with Federal positions located less than one mile east. Confederate forces occupied this site until the fall of Petersburg, when they joined Lee on his retreat to Appomattox. Parker’s Battery features a walking trail with several interpretive signs. The parks close at sunset.

Parker's Battery

This Confederate battery is the northern end of the Howlett Line that bottled up Butler’s forces on the Bermuda Hundred peninsula. The fort was named for Col. Olin Miller Dantzler, 22d South Carolina Infantry, who was killed in action near here. In January, 1865, the Battle of Trent’s Reach, one of the last naval actions of the war, took place at the foot of Battery Dantzler. During the battle, three Confederate ironclads were stopped when they tried to force their way downriver to attack Grant’s supply base at City Point.

Battery Dantzler

When you walk into our restaurant, you will be transported to a nautical oasis with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you are stopping in for a business lunch, family dinner, date night, or a night out with friends, you’ve come to a perfect stop. Delicious home-style seafood with generous portions is what you can expect with every meal. We’re cooking up crab, crawfish, calamari, and lobster in the kitchen, made fresh daily. Not into shellfish? Try our Po’Boys, Cajun Wings, Hush Puppies, and other delicious menu options.

Crab du Jour

When it comes to Freshness we're the best at it. All orders from our Hand Breaded Chicken to our Fresh Burgers are Made to Order so you always get the best bang for your buck!

Slay Burgers-Chester

Chinese dishes served in an elegant setting.

Peking-Chester

Hibachi Ichiban offers noodle and rice bowls.

Hibachi Ichiban

This site marks the center of the fighting that took place during the Battle of Ware Bottom Church on May 20, 1864. The earthworks, which were constructed over a period of time after that battle, represent some of the largest Howlett Line trenches still in existence. Built with a moat in front, a rifle trench on the back and a wide sloping parapet in between, these works presented a formidable obstacle to Union forces. More than 1500 feet of the earthworks are preserved in the park.

Ware Bottom Battlefield Park

Deli, American restaurant and sandwich shop.

Central Park Deli

Falling Creek has two distinct but related industries superimposed upon one another. One was the 1619-1622 first iron blast furnace in the New World, heralding the great industrial might of what became the United States. The other is a 1750-1781 iron forge, begun by a wealthy industrial entrepreneur, and continued as part of the manufacturing base in the fight for American independence in the Revolutionary War. Both were ended by wartime events. Both water powered industries at Falling Creek were lost from view only to re-emerge in the late 20th and early 21st centuries as signature site types. Today, Falling Creek is part of the Chesterfield County Parks system. If you stand on the promontory to the north of where old Marina Drive ends, you can see the entire site. Open dawn to dusk. Free.

Falling Creek Ironworks

Join us for brunch, lunch or dinner. Kick things off with our signature appetizers and salads, create your own perfect lunch, enjoy a classic combo for dinner, or go all out with our butcher's cut steaks, bold twists on pasta or fresh seafood.

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