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“It’s a market that’s just saturated with chain restaurants, so we’re excited to bring scratch food and high-quality ingredients that you might not find at the chains,” said co-owner Kevin Grubbs.
“It’s a market that’s just saturated with chain restaurants, so we’re excited to bring scratch food and high-quality ingredients that you might not find at the chains,” said co-owner Kevin Grubbs.
The well-known diner, owned by Richmond ad exec Dave Saunders, has found its spot in the city and will aim to open in the Park Avenue building in May.
“It is my Robinson Street ‘Cheers,’ Paris-edition,” said Donnie Glass. “There’s a bazillion places in Paris where you can eat oysters and have a good martini and have it not cost you $70. That’s what we’re going after.”
The expansion into Richmond involves the purchase of an existing restaurant in the city, though the exact location has yet to be revealed.
Radha Kamarajugadda, who previously owned Desi Bites, an Indian fast-casual franchise near Innsbrook, is opening the Italian-Indian fusion restaurant on the hotel’s ground floor.
The restaurant has just one other location in New Jersey and recently signed a lease for the space that over the years has housed American Tap Room, Hattie Mae’s Southern Kitchen and Legends Grille.
The juice bar, dubbed You Matter, will be run by Tricia Walker, whose husband owns the jewelry shop next door.
The deal involves Yellow Umbrella acquiring the assets of Stables and bringing many of the offerings from Yellow Umbrella’s longtime Patterson Avenue store to the Libbie Mill offshoot.
Several months into their tenure at the helm of Coco + Hazel, the milkshake shop’s new owners have decided to shut down the chain’s Henrico location to focus their energies on their Bon Air spot.
The closure of the city’s first food hall is set for the spring and comes on the heels of EAT Restaurant Partners scrapping its plans for a similar concept in Scott’s Addition.
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