Restaurants

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.

After one year in business, a Carytown restaurant is ready to expand to Short Pump.