Restaurants

An out-of-town developer has taken a bite out of West Broad Street with the purchase of The Pig & Pearl’s corner building.

A food truck that launched last year has opened its first brick-and-mortar location in the former Sticky To Go Go restaurant space on West Main Street.

Another out-of-town fast casual chain is coming back for a second helping of Henrico County, after getting its first taste of the market in Short Pump.

A group of investors in downtown Petersburg is left with a dormant restaurant after pumping nearly $2 million into the venture, only to see its operator turn over the keys three months later.

The beloved neighborhood bakery is opening a second location in a Three Chopt Road storefront, which it will share with cold-pressed juice maker Ginger Juice.

A first-time restaurateur has opened for business on 12th Street, but not before renovations on the 150-year-old building unearthed an appetizing tease from a restaurant past.

The real estate veteran known for creating Innsbrook plans to open a bar and entertainment concept in the Henrico office park.

The restaurateur behind one of the area’s most popular weekend brunch spots is looking to add to his collection of eateries in Shockoe Bottom.

Restaurant chain BonChon has leased space on North Laurel Street, just months after a similar concept opened a few blocks away at 900 W. Franklin St.

Toula Suleymanian’s parents sold the rights to their Crazy Greek restaurant 20 years ago. Now she’s taking a shot at reviving the family’s Mediterranean menu.