Things appear to be moving along for Whisk: the bakery applied for an ABC license to sell beer/wine on July 6.
Whisk is set to open September 1 in the old Globehopper spot at 2100 East Main Street.
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Does anyone know if Whisk will be meeting friendly? i.e. meet a few people for coffee/pastry to discuss business.
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I hope they will keep the current mural, it would be a shame if it was painted over.
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@John:
This RTD article seems to say there will be some space to sit down and meet
http://www.richmond.com/food-drink/restaurant-news/article_d4fb74c2-0890-11e5-ba80-337d82f13eb6.html
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Coupla more Brewery’s, and we’ll officially be a “Brewkery” district. Seems we’re already a Bakery District. ..
Ps.- Trademarking two (new?) Words: “Brewkery” and “Bougeification”. Maybe the Urban Dictionary will pick ’em up. If you’re not sure what “Bougeification” means, please wake from your slumber…
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Hah. Seriously between this and the restaurants scurrying to open before the big bike race, the Bottom/Upper Valley is going to have a lot of new stuff to off. Bougeification for sure.
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Sadly, Church Hill or Union Hill has not one brewery. I guess it’s a zoning issue, but I’ve always felt a brewery would do well in CH, especially if we could re-purpose some of the old abandoned church buildings left behind as congregations move out to bigger & fancier locations, all the while letting buildings crumble throughout our neighborhood.
Duke’s Auto is for sale. He wants a lot, but I’ll totally get behind supporting a brewery there as long as they promise to get rid of the billboard advertising crap food and convenience stores. Then again, I don’t think anyone would allow a brewery next to the very active New Light Baptist Church. But I like your abandoned church idea. We can call the new Brewkery “Sanctuary”. 🙂
@Bill 3 & @dontmincewords – tried something like this out as an April Fools post a few years back 🙂 /wp-content/uploads/2008/04/april_fools_2008_big.gif
If I remember correctly, Ardent left the hill area because they couldn’t open a brewery up here. Very sad since Ardent started brewing in a garage in UH and now they’ve put together such a beautiful and vibrant space in Scott’s Addition. Would have loved to that stay up here.
John M – I remember that well, along with the one from this year about the churches donating their vacant buildings & apologizing for the years of decay. Gave me a good laugh, if only it were true!
Kathleen – you are correct that Ardent began here in our neighborhood. I can’t say their exact reasons for leaving the hill, but clearly they are thriving in their new location. What a shame we had to lose them.
Councilwoman Newbille was eager to help Ardent stay in the neighborhood. It was there preference to move to Scott’s Addition.
I agree Bill 3. Our loss.
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