Business
Owners of popup dinner series shift to permanent restaurant concept in Scott’s Addition
The owners of Longoven, a twice-monthly pop-up dinner series, have secured a permanent spot in Scott’s Addition for a similarly-themed restaurant.
A local dinner series that’s garnered national recognition will soon finally have a home, Richmond BizSense reports. Owners have secured a spot on W. Clay Street in Scott’s Addition.
From Richmond BizSense:
After three years of running twice-monthly pop-up dinners out of a local bakery and a brewery, a group of local restaurateurs have a permanent place to call its own.
Longoven is set to open its first dedicated brick-and-mortar location at 2939 W. Clay St. in Scott’s Addition, co-owner and chef Patrick Phelan confirmed.
The restaurant is set to open by February 2018, Phelan said, and it will then cease hosting the pop-ups.
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