Restaurants

A local restaurant group turned over the keys to one of its last remaining Richmond locations and is in the process of ceasing operations.

Jake Crocker’s second corner is coming to life this week.

Two veterans of a prominent local restaurant group have split off for a new venture on Tobacco Row, where they’re moving into a space vacated when the building owner padlocked the doors.

A doughnut shop with plans for some innovative flavors — and a variety of other treats — has set its opening date goal.

Richmond’s most resilient restaurant of the past year has survived two state lockouts for back taxes, a bankruptcy and a lawsuit.

The Innsbrook Shoppes landed two tenants in recent months, leaving the shopping center almost full.

A West Broad Street bar has been locked out of its space for the second time in seven months by the Virginia Department of Taxation.

A Shockoe Bottom nightclub is closed for good, and the property’s owner has put the building up for lease.

As Morton Weiman turns 78, he describes his 67-year career in the Shockoe Bottom bakery that his parents started.

The state claimed that a Fan area watering hole had continued to stack up tax debt following its bankruptcy filing, prompting the case’s dismissal.