By: Ashley
As the manager at Kabab Grille, another restaurant that closed in the same plaza, I can tell you that the incredibly low traffic and high rent of that plaza is what is forcing the restaurants to go out...
View ArticleBy: DaveD
Sad to see Emilio’s not make it, but the truth has been said a few times already. Short pump does not support independent restaurants. The people that live in the area go to chain restaurants and show...
View ArticleBy: Ike
Couldn’t disagree more. The landlords don’t have to work with the owners… that’s what lease negotiation is for. It’s the businesses’ responsibility to be able to live up to the contract they all...
View ArticleBy: Josh
BS, Ike. There are NO good restaurants in Short Pump. It’s the epitome of corporate blandness. Emilio was paying $6 grand a month. That’s tough to make month after month. Breeden absolutely is pricing...
View ArticleBy: Ike
Josh I’m not sure what you are arguing? Are you arguing the fact that signing a $6,000/mo lease was a bad idea? I’m agreeing with you that Short Pump has no good restaurants so I’m not sure what that...
View ArticleBy: Ryan Heins
Employees or Guests? Did they offer an incentive program? Point being they weren’t functioning on all cylinders if they didn’t adopt a program for a location (hotels) where most people (guests) need to...
View ArticleBy: Ryan Heins
NO good restaurants? I’ve heard great things from non-Short Pump (Hanover and Richmond) folks about Iron Fish. I also agree that the foot and drive by traffic is very low in that area, with the...
View ArticleBy: Al
So wait, Peter Chang’s is not a good restaurant? I wonder about all those awards, both local and national that it won. I liked the Osteria, at least, their pizza was very good , certainly for Short...
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