Restaurants

The shuffling of restaurant tenants comes weeks after VCU Health, which was tapped to anchor the massive Chesterfield development, began an effort to relocate a planned surgery center to another site nearby.

The owners of a Petersburg eatery are taking over the 4-year-old riverfront brewery near Hopewell and bringing in an entirely new concept. 

Another Scott’s Addition “eatertainment” venue has closed, though it looks like its space won’t sit vacant long. 

The locally based chain appears to also have closed Charlottesville location. Its spots in Carytown, Midlothian and Durham, North Carolina remain open for business.

Franchisees Eddie and Cherie Sanchez became familiar with the two restaurant brands as customers before moving here from New Jersey, where the brands were founded.

The Carytown institution is set to be sold to Housepitality Family, the local restaurant group that owns spots like The Boathouse and Casa del Barco. 

Though its name has a different spelling, Brazen’s menu will lean on braised dishes that are cooked slowly, typically over hours. 

The coffee-and-donuts chain earlier this month opened in the Springdale Park development and has two Hanover locations under construction.

The Found concept was influenced by customers’ positive response to long-running French restaurant’s mixed-and-matched approach to the tableware used in its downtown dining room.

Jayme Campbell, who decades ago worked as a bouncer at Starlite, has come full circle with his new barbecue joint in the same Fan building.