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Casa del Barco, Island Shrimp Co. to close at Chesterfield Towne Center; Lindsey Food Group taking over spaces - Vimarsana News

Casa del Barco, Island Shrimp Co. to close at Chesterfield Towne Center; Lindsey Food Group taking over spaces

Lindsey Food Group also has signed a lease for the former Grimaldi's space in the mall, giving it three restaurants in the works at the mall's entrance near H&M.

Casa del Barco, Island Shrimp Co. to close in Chesterfield - Vimarsana News

Casa del Barco, Island Shrimp Co. to close in Chesterfield

Casa del Barco and Island Shrimp Co. at Chesterfield Town Center have announced they will be closing. Their last day of service will be Dec. 31.

The Fan's Barrio Taqueria sold by Richmond Restaurant Group to 3 Monkeys owner - Vimarsana News

The Fan's Barrio Taqueria sold by Richmond Restaurant Group to 3 Monkeys owner

“It’s a great concept and it’s doing great in the Fan,” said RRG's Michelle Williams. “We’re just older and moving away from any business that has a drinking-focus and a post-dinner element to it.

Richmond-area retailers ready for Black Friday shoppers - Vimarsana News

Richmond-area retailers ready for Black Friday shoppers

“We’re expecting more folks than usual this year based on the traffic that we’ve had here recently,” Marvin Snyder, senior general manager for Short Pump Town Center, the sprawling Henrico County retail complex that opened 20 years ago this fall.

Giving and receiving | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

Giving and receiving | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

When a Richmond area grocery retailer failed to provide a local nonprofit turkeys advertised for 39 cents per pound, another grocer with deeper roots in the region stepped in to save the day.