Featured memberBono's Caribbean
Richmond, VA
At Bono’s Caribbean, we bring Jamaica’s vibrant flavors and soulful Southern comfort together, one plate at a time.

Everything we list from Richmond and the counties around it, in one place. Restaurants, salons, studios and services, each with a source and a verification status you can check.
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Featured memberRichmond, VA
At Bono’s Caribbean, we bring Jamaica’s vibrant flavors and soulful Southern comfort together, one plate at a time.
Featured memberRichmond, VA
Circle Square is a community-focused hair salon and barbershop for people who want their personal vision of style and wellness to matter.
Featured memberRichmond, VA
Voted Best Vegetarian Restaurant in Richmond by Style Weekly in 2025 , Gold Lion serves Virginia’s largest plant-based menu.
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The deepest category in this hub. Richmond eats along a handful of walkable strips: Broad Street through Jackson Ward and Monroe Ward, Cary Street through Carytown, Main Street in Shockoe Slip and Shockoe Bottom, and the blocks around Scott's Addition, which turned from warehouses into restaurants and taprooms in a decade. Southern, Caribbean, Ethiopian and vegan kitchens are all well represented, and several of the best known are counter service or run out of a shared kitchen rather than a dining room. Check how to order before you go.
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Salons, barbers, braiders and skincare studios across Richmond. Most work by appointment and book through an app rather than by phone, with a deposit normal for longer services. A good share rent a suite inside a larger studio building, so the address may be shared by several independent stylists and it is worth confirming where to arrive.
Attorneys and law practices in Richmond. The city is the state capital and holds the Supreme Court of Virginia, the federal appeals court for the circuit and the state's largest concentration of firms, so the bar here is deeper than the metro's size suggests. Most listed here are small practices. Fee structure varies by matter and a first consultation is often free.
Tutoring, childcare, dance and professional training across Richmond. Dance and performance schools run their own seasons and showcases and enroll around them rather than year round. Childcare openings follow the school year. Several providers here work in the client's home or online, so ask before planning around an address.
Planners, caterers, florists and entertainment covering Richmond and the counties around it. Virginia weddings crowd into spring and autumn and the vendors book with the venues, so a year of notice is normal for a Saturday in October. Most of these businesses travel across the metro and out to the wine country west of the city, so ask about a service radius.
General contractors and specialty trades working across Richmond, Henrico and Chesterfield. Virginia licenses contractors by class and the license is public, so it is worth checking alongside insurance before work starts. Much of Richmond's housing stock is old and much of the county stock is not, and a contractor practised at one is not automatically practised at the other.
Independent shops across Richmond. Carytown is the densest walkable retail in the city, with more scattered along Broad Street, in Jackson Ward and out in Scott's Addition. Books, records, apparel and makers selling their own work all sit here. Several are online-first with local pickup, so check for shop hours before the trip.
Galleries, studios and performance across Richmond. The arts here sit around Broad Street, Jackson Ward and the Museum District, and much of it runs on exhibitions and seasons rather than shop hours. Gallery hours often follow openings, so check a calendar rather than a sign on the door.
Photographers, designers and production companies working across Richmond. Most travel to the client or shoot on location, so an address says less here than a portfolio and a service radius. Booking tightens around graduation season and the autumn wedding months.
Consultants, agencies and business services across Richmond. State government, the university and the banks and insurers downtown are the largest buyers in this market and each runs a formal procurement process, so a firm already working to one of them is worth asking about directly.
Agents and property services across Richmond, Henrico and Chesterfield. The market splits hard along those county lines and along the city's own neighborhood lines, and taxes, schools and inventory differ across all of them. Ask which parts of the metro an agent actually closes in rather than which they list.
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