We ate at Broadcloth. It was excellent! The four of us each had the four-course selection. Scallops, pork confit, spinalis dorsi tartare, rib-eye, and dark chocolate crémeux were all to die for. Service was also top notch. Other places in C-ville should take lessons from this place.
Gregory Gelburd
I live down the street this is my go to for my outdoorOffice my coffee my hiking my dog walking g for beauty for huge windows to sit behind during winter days
S P
Very strange place. Due to it being billed as an "events locale" it's either completely abandoned or it's so exclusively busy with private events that locals who just want to come and enjoy the environment, grab a drink and get something to eat either cannot or are made to feel so uncomfortable while a private event is happening nearby that it is an unpleasant experience. Further, why in the world does the restaurant only open Thursday through Saturday? That seems like an entire waste. The wine place is small. It's nicer now that they've added a few seats, but literally it's a few seats. I think maybe four or five people max can fit in there. And of course they've moved away their mid price eating brewery option. I mean this place? may be great for corporate events, but as far as enhancing the local community, It's just not worth it
Oskar S
Just an amazing place, very relaxing atmosphere. It’s nicer and summertime, but still worth a visit during wintertime! We always went to the café, and that was always great. I really like the shop and the wine selection is good too. Needless to say you have to visit if you’re in Charlottesville!
Lynne
We held our holiday party at the Broadcloth and it was wonderful. The food spread was great - they offered great alternatives for those with dietary restrictions. The event staff was professional, kind, and stayed on top of restocking the food.
David Madison
Totally Charlottesville
Courtney Thompson
We hosted an employee Christmas dinner for 53 people at Broadcloth, and it did not disappoint! The setting is absolutely stunning, as well as the furnishings and table settings. The planning team was incredibly professional and helpful in the months leading up to our event. Tucker Yoder and his staff created a delicious culinary experience and were deeply attentive to our guests with dietary restrictions. Our guests felt so honored and celebrated and enjoyed a great evening together. THANK YOU to the Wool Factory staff for a beautiful night!
K. Amber Swensen
Really great vanilla latte. Croissants. Vibes.
H. J.
The space is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. I only wish the food had been as good. I'm sorry to say I was pretty disappointed in the meal.
Kara Popovich
it was ok but as someone said before, inside just felt cold and sterile...not comfortable. beer was just ok and food wasn't good enough to return.
Amazing! Absolutely loved this place. Super delicious food, delightful atmosphere and great people.
Maureen Brondyke
We held our annual benefit dinner for 160 people here and had a great experience. Every element of the event planning process went super smooth. The food and drinks were great, and the venue accommodated all of our guests' food restrictions. Wool Factory staff are wonderful to work with!
Bob
Average food - I had a fried chicken sandwich of some sort. My expectations are skewed visiting from a city that does fried chicken very well. Very cool space. On the day I went I was lucky enough to find a spot with an umbrella. It would have been a much less pleasant experience had I not, but they have plenty of indoor seating.
David Roadcap
Oyster Fest was so disorganized! Took hour to get table, but then while waiting for oysters we couldn't hear order being called! Couldn't get silverware because once your servers set the food on table they are like Casper and disappear! Wife went to bar to get napkins and silverware and people behind bar acted like they were being inconvenienced! Pandemic is over, start having contact with your customers again! Will never be back!
We ate at Broadcloth. It was excellent! The four of us each had the four-course selection. Scallops, pork confit, spinalis dorsi tartare, rib-eye, and dark chocolate crémeux were all to die for. Service was also top notch. Other places in C-ville should take lessons from this place.
I live down the street this is my go to for my outdoorOffice my coffee my hiking my dog walking g for beauty for huge windows to sit behind during winter days
Very strange place. Due to it being billed as an "events locale" it's either completely abandoned or it's so exclusively busy with private events that locals who just want to come and enjoy the environment, grab a drink and get something to eat either cannot or are made to feel so uncomfortable while a private event is happening nearby that it is an unpleasant experience. Further, why in the world does the restaurant only open Thursday through Saturday? That seems like an entire waste. The wine place is small. It's nicer now that they've added a few seats, but literally it's a few seats. I think maybe four or five people max can fit in there. And of course they've moved away their mid price eating brewery option. I mean this place? may be great for corporate events, but as far as enhancing the local community, It's just not worth it
Just an amazing place, very relaxing atmosphere. It’s nicer and summertime, but still worth a visit during wintertime! We always went to the café, and that was always great. I really like the shop and the wine selection is good too. Needless to say you have to visit if you’re in Charlottesville!
We held our holiday party at the Broadcloth and it was wonderful. The food spread was great - they offered great alternatives for those with dietary restrictions. The event staff was professional, kind, and stayed on top of restocking the food.
Totally Charlottesville
We hosted an employee Christmas dinner for 53 people at Broadcloth, and it did not disappoint! The setting is absolutely stunning, as well as the furnishings and table settings. The planning team was incredibly professional and helpful in the months leading up to our event. Tucker Yoder and his staff created a delicious culinary experience and were deeply attentive to our guests with dietary restrictions. Our guests felt so honored and celebrated and enjoyed a great evening together. THANK YOU to the Wool Factory staff for a beautiful night!
Really great vanilla latte. Croissants. Vibes.
The space is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. I only wish the food had been as good. I'm sorry to say I was pretty disappointed in the meal.
it was ok but as someone said before, inside just felt cold and sterile...not comfortable. beer was just ok and food wasn't good enough to return.
Restaurantji Recommends
Amazing! Absolutely loved this place. Super delicious food, delightful atmosphere and great people.
We held our annual benefit dinner for 160 people here and had a great experience. Every element of the event planning process went super smooth. The food and drinks were great, and the venue accommodated all of our guests' food restrictions. Wool Factory staff are wonderful to work with!
Average food - I had a fried chicken sandwich of some sort. My expectations are skewed visiting from a city that does fried chicken very well. Very cool space. On the day I went I was lucky enough to find a spot with an umbrella. It would have been a much less pleasant experience had I not, but they have plenty of indoor seating.
Oyster Fest was so disorganized! Took hour to get table, but then while waiting for oysters we couldn't hear order being called! Couldn't get silverware because once your servers set the food on table they are like Casper and disappear! Wife went to bar to get napkins and silverware and people behind bar acted like they were being inconvenienced! Pandemic is over, start having contact with your customers again! Will never be back!
Best place ever! Loved to be there!