The region’s newest brewery made its debut this week at 21110 Hull Street Road, where it operates in a 10,000-square-foot building with a tap room, dining area, full kitchen and event space.
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The Circuit arcade-bar powers down in Scott’s Addition
The closure comes just months after The Circuit’s owner sold its building to a local developer. The Circuit was among the first trendy, entertainment-focused bars to arrive in Scott’s Addition.
Castleburg Brewery tapping out after nearly 8 years in business
It’s the second local brewery this month to announce its pending closure, following Isley Brewing’s exit from Scott’s Addition.
WayGone Brewery opens for business on Patterson Ave. as region’s 46th brewery
WayGone’s roots date back to 2015 when its co-owners met as neighbors when living on the nearby Goneway Drive, the street that would later inspire the brewery’s name.
Isley Brewing closes in Scott’s Addition, as owner is mum on its future
Scott’s Addition’s first brewery has tapped out of the neighborhood, though the company may not have served its last beer.
The Veil Brewing Co. ready to unveil new Scott’s Addition taproom
The building had once been planned for a food hall but is now home to The Veil and Nokoribi, a Japanese restaurant from the ownership group behind Longoven.
Scott’s Addition in three parts: The eclectic architecture of a former warehouse district (Guest Commentary)
After World War I, Richmond’s manufacturing and business operations crept west from downtown.
Three Notch’d Brewing to spill into adjacent space in Scott’s Addition
The brewery is expanding its location on West Broad Street by taking over storefronts left vacant by Red Goat Pizza and Richmond Wine Station.
Mowbray Paint Co. cashes out of Scott’s Addition real estate for $1.65M
The family that owns the business bought the 121-year-old building at 1324 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. in 1967 for $35,000.
Spy Rock going after Scott’s Addition condo market with 134-unit project
“We like the idea of doing condos there because there’s no supply and we keep anecdotally hearing about a lot of demand,” said a principal at the firm.