It was nearly 20 years ago that Brandon Jackson and Jonathan Cessna dreamed of someday owning their beloved Richie’s, a former long-time bar at the corner of North Meadow and West Broad streets in the Fan.
A restaurateur credited with helping grow Manchester’s dining scene has opened his latest installment in the Southside neighborhood.
For the second time this summer, a local restaurant group has opened a new venture in the Arts District downtown.
A new restaurant, named in honor of author and onetime Richmond resident Edgar Allan Poe, is in the works in an inn downtown.
A year-old Jackson Ward restaurant is taking to the streets in search of new revenue and a potential second location.
A recently shuttered beer and barbeque joint on East Leigh Street is being filled with a similar concept by new owners.
“I’m a second-generation Dairy Queen owner,” said franchisee Jane Blackburn. “This is something that I want to pass down to my own children.”
“This is something I’ve always dreamed of: owning a nice little place for tea,” said Theodore Akueson-Gannyi, who is preparing to open T-Caf, Salon de Thé in the city’s most sought-after neighborhood.
A national fast-food chain with eight locations in the Richmond suburbs is cooking up its first location in the city, with plans to bring a new-to-market format to the edge of Oregon Hill.
The Henrico shopping center has lost one of its sweet spots – and another food tenant.
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