Restaurants

The pair behind a few different West End restaurants is back in the same shopping center, this time with a more causal and healthy approach to Italian staples.

After closing his first Mechanicsville venture, a restaurant owner has opened a new Latin and Italian spot on West Grace Street.

A former financial adviser is ditching the corporate world to bring a new coffee shop to the industrial Southside neighborhood.

The 200-year-old space, left behind by Julep’s when it moved downtown, will soon be reopened as a new dining, whiskey and wine spot.

The Boathouse restaurant chain docked its fourth location at Short Pump Town Center this week.

Another new business is moving into one of many abandoned spaces along East Grace Street downtown, hoping to contribute to the area’s revitalization with a cafe, deli and market in the Cokesbury building.

A pizza concept that grew from backyard parties into a mobile and catering operation is taking the next step with its first brick-and-mortar spot on East Main Street.

The owners of a Short Pump sandwich franchise are bringing the concept into VCU territory with a new shop set to open in an upcoming dorm building.

With some help from another local coffee company, a new cafe concept is setting up in a quickly changing West End shopping center.

Richmond restaurant vets launched a new concept last week just outside the Fan that’s serving up Thai street food until 2 a.m.