Deltaville

Deltaville, VA · Lifestyle
12onyourside.com
decorhint.com
This Virginia Balkan Restaurant Makes Burek With Pastry Stretched By Hand
Burek has a funny way of turning “I’ll just try one bite” into a much bigger lunch plan. At this Virginia spot, that flaky favorite gets plenty of attention, but the rest of the menu refuses to stay in the background. Cevapi, goulash, homemade bread, and rich...
rvahub.com
Onelife Fitness plans a $24 million club at Midtown64 on West Broad Street
Onelife Fitness plans to open a 65,000-square-foot club at Midtown64, the $500 million mixed-use development under construction at West Broad Street and Interstate 64. The McLean-based company announced the $24 million project Wednesday and says it’s the first of several clubs it plans for the Richmond area. The club...
Henrico Citizen
Restaurant Watch: Oct. 1-8, 2026
IHOP , 4840 South Laburnum Avenue – During a routine inspection on Oct. 1, inspectors found no hot water at the hand sink near the mop area; no sanitizer at the three-compartment sink; observed hash browns at 127 degrees and sausages at 112 degrees; eggs at 54 degrees under a
Margaret Minnicks
Steamed crabs to go from Crab Hut in Richmond
Crab Hut is a family-owned seasonal curbside seafood spot located at 3601 Terminal Avenue, Richmond, VA 23234. This popular crab spot is all about steamed crabs to go. The crabs are known for being meaty and well-seasoned, and the crab legs get the same spice treatment.
12onyourside.com
Secret Sandwich Society closes Richmond location permanently
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Secret Sandwich Society at 501 E. Grace St. has closed permanently, according to a message sent to employees Wednesday. Management promised to distribute payroll by Monday, Oct. 26. A West Virginia couple who own the Secret Sandwich Society brand opened the downtown Richmond location in 2016.
fb101.com
Applebee's Kids Eat Free This Halloween Weekend — A Smart Family-Traffic Play
No tricks, just traffic. This Halloween weekend, Applebee's Grill + Bar locations owned by Potomac Family Dining Group are rolling out a Kids Eat Free promotion on Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, 2026 — and it's a textbook lesson in how family-casual operators can turn a cultural holiday into a full dining room.
thecollegianur.com
Dancing through life: Students perform in annual Celebration of Dance
A sold-out Celebration of Dance show mesmerized the Alice Jepson Theatre in the Modlin Center for the Arts on Saturday. The standby line of more than 230 people spanning across the venue continued to highlight the event’s popularity in its 16th year. Co-hosts Alicia Diaz and Erica Hughes opened...
District Fray Magazine
After Dark: Halloween Rooftops, Dance Floors + Fall Nights Worth Going Out For
Halloween is a useful excuse to change the usual group-chat answer. Dinner can turn into a rooftop sunset. The friend who never sings can finally take the microphone. A costume assembled from the back of the closet can get one very good night out. The trick is choosing the kind...
rvahub.com
The Richmond Pickle Party brings three days of pickle everything to the Arts District and Jackson Ward
Pickle pizza. Pickle tattoos. A pickle-themed rock opera. If you’ve been waiting for downtown Richmond to fully commit to the brine, the first weekend of November is your chance. The Richmond Pickle Party runs Friday, Nov. 6 through Sunday, Nov. 8 across the Arts District and Jackson Ward. It’s...
thecollegianur.com
Boycotting the Byrd: Richmond’s latest victim of cancel culture
When the Byrd Theatre opened in Carytown in 1928, its large marble walls, almost 1,400 seats and enormous crystal chandelier made it a film venue people came to love. Today, the outside of the Byrd shows its age, with a rundown marquee sign that reads “BYRD,” with only the “R” lighting up, and noticeable wear and tear on the building’s exterior. The lines down the block that once illustrated the theatre’s popularity are now gone, most recently because it became embroiled in the country’s culture wars over transgender rights and the Israel-Hamas war.
Axios Richmond
Biscuit Belly brings biscuits back to 2 Richmond-area spots
Kentucky-based Biscuit Belly is opening two restaurants in former Maple Street Biscuit Company locations in the coming weeks. Why it matters: Richmond will still have plenty of biscuits, as we deserve. State of play: Maple Street parent company Cracker Barrel sold 35 of its roughly 50 locations nationwide to the Kentucky chain in July, and closed the rest. Biscuit Belly — which specializes in scratch-made biscuits, biscuit sandwiches, daily brunch and daytime cocktails — is taking over the Short Pump and Hull Street spaces. The Short Pump Biscuit Belly opens Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 11657 W. Broad St. The Chesterfield location opens Dec. 15 at 14122 Hull Street Road. On the menu: Over-the-top biscuit sandwiches like fried chicken, sausage gravy, pimento cheese and even brisket. Plus: classic biscuits and gravy, biscuit-style French toast and cinnamon-sugar "bonuts" served with bourbon cream cheese frosting. Local menus prices weren't available, but sandwiches are generally $10-$13 in other markets. If you go: Biscuit Belly will be open daily, 7am-2pm. Zoom out: Fast-casual Nashville hot chicken chain Nash & Smashed took over the Huguenot Road Maple Biscuit. It opened last week and is now serving lunch and dinner daily. Peep the menu .