tagged with: Que Pasa
August 14, 2008
Partnership for Smarter Growth tonight at Que Pasa
Sit down with Partnership for Smarter Growth tonight between 5-10PM at Que Pasa (623 North 25th Street). Meet other citizens concerned with patterns of growth in the Richmond region, enjoy delicious and affordable Puerto Rican and South American food, and be part of Church Hill’s exciting revitalization.
June 6, 2008
double take on Que Pasa
Que Pasa gets reviewed both in today’s RTD and on richmond.com. The RTD piece isn’t positive and says that Que Pasa “has much more potential than is currently realized”. In contrast,richmond.com’s take ends with “while Church Hill residents may want to keep this charming Latin American bistro to themselves, it’s worthy of becoming a destination for all Richmond diners.”
April 15, 2008
now for a meal AND a beverage
It looks like Que Pasa now has a liquor license!
April 2, 2008
Style comes to Que Pasa; Patrick Henry Grill and Pub on the way
Style Weekly has a piece on Que Pasa which looks at the food (”real slow-cooked goodness”) and the different hurdles that the restaurant has had to overcome to even open the doors. In other news, a sign that reads “Patrick Henry Grill and Pub coming soon” has sprouted on the location formerly known as Acapella.
January 21, 2008
2 TODAY: Que Pasa, 305 North 18th
Two things on this MLK Holiday: Que Pasa should be opening (@M and 25th Streets), and there is a meeting about the proposed development at Cedar and Broad (7PM @ American Tobacco Center community room).
December 28, 2007
Que Pasa to open Jan.21
Que Pasa, serving food from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and South America, will finally open for business at 11:30AM on Monday, January 21.
July 14, 2007
Combined Friends of Jefferson Park/Union Hill Civic Association meeting set for 7/30
A joint meeting of the Friends of Jefferson Park and Union Hill Civic Association has been set for July 30 @7PM. Meet at Qué Pasa, at the intersection of 25th and M, to learn about the status of owner John Sanchez’s application for a special use permit. Other items on the agenda may include an update on the proposed rezoning of 1903 East Marshall Street and a report on the first meeting of the exploratory committee looking into the possibility of a Union Hill Old & Historic District.
April 25, 2007
it was better as a fish market?
The long-anticipated restaurant now named Que Pasa?, at 25th and M Streets, is ready open but is being held up by the city. They are asking for your support: stop by and sign the petition, and contact the city to let them know of your support.
August 10, 2005
another restaurant in the works!
One day the old fishmarket at 25th and M Streets will be a restaurant tentatively named The Five Points Grill. The future a vision of John Sanchez, the site is right now a dusty behive of activity.
August 5, 2005
restoration reveals old Bromo-Seltzer sign
Removal of the stucco from the former fish market at 25th and M Streets has uncovered an old Bromo-Seltzer sign.
