So there's this cat at Lowe's...

> The healthcare giant is planning to establish 12,000-square-foot emergency center at 3054 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd., where it intends to occupy most of the ground floor of a seven-story mixed-use building that Thalhimer Realty Partners plans to build near the intersection with Ellen Road.

So it’s going to be part of a mixed use development ? Does that mean “free standing” just means it isn’t part of a hospital?

Some of them are separate businesses that are renting kitchen space, but most are just rebrands or alternative takeout menus. Wild Burger is Buffalo Wild Wings, It's Just Wings is Chili's.

It really depends on what you consider aesthetically pleasing. The canal walk murals are pretty cool.and like someone said, you could get some nice river pics at the T. Potterfeld bridge

Murals, Quirk, Scoop RVA, T. Pott, Maymont, VMFA, Love signs around town

I moved out to Brooklyn from RVA in 2021. Ghost kitchens make food apps and even Google maps a nightmare.

Bodegas will register with generic names and stock images. You have to cross reference, and go to street view to verify everything.

I vouch strongly for Wilber Pacas of C&W electrical. He will give you an honest answer and not try to rip you off. Dude stands by his work too.

Lots of murals around.

Hollywood Cemetery may also be good, depending on their sensibilities, easy combo with the Potterfield bridge.

It depends on what they consider aesthetically pleasing.

Nature: Maymont Italian Garden and Japanese Garden

Art: VMFA

Architecture: VCU School of Medicine Egyptian Building

I heard from a friend that when they would run out of the vegan donuts they would replace them with non-vegan ones and lie to their customers.

There's a selfie museum around here too. I'd also say go downtown Richmond Main St between 22nd and 16th Streets. There is also 17th street market. On Saturday mornings you can go to this cute Farmer's Market at Brian Park

I second Carytown.

It was Church's, closed, they unloaded a bunch of equipment, then someone painted the sign to Tiger's but I've never seen it actually open as Tiger's. Occasionally I see someone in the building with a work truck in the parking lot but that's it.

They aren't using a separate kitchen, it's literally just sugar shack with a different profile online. They don't need another health inspection.

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No specific knock on Woodfin here, but my advice from a real estate agent general rule of thumb is if they advertise on TV, stay away.

This is an incorrect usage of a misspelled word. I am a Bot. Please don’t shoot the messenger.

Aesthetics and tastes can vary a lot but I think a walk across the T Potterfield bridge is a photo-worthy adventure. The cobblestone streets in Shockoe bottom are interesting? Cary Town/Byrd theater as well!

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Honestly. Its been a few years but Dennys burgers were pretty kickass. Huge fucking greasy giant hamburgers. Cooked really well and actually tasted like meat instead of char.

Red Robin operates like three of them in addition to their normal restaurant.

I own a landscaping company and have extensive drainage experience. Shoot me a PM if you’d like me to swing by to take a look.

good thing i'm not a chef then

You don't get to dictate the scope of the conversation.

What I have or have not done has no baring on the legitimacy on my opinion. I have not worked to uphold the inequitable status quo while also claiming to be battling it as you have in here and as this fundraise seeks.

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You accuse me of what about ism but in this same post refuse to answer simple questions like "where does the funding go".

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I agree that "addressing LCI" funding will be innefective and that the current governmental structure is built to maintain the status quo and to minimize the will of the people.