Food & Drink
Capital One Café opens in former Secco location in Carytown
Caffeine and credit cards have replaced wine and small plates in Carytown in what is the bank’s second area coffee shop concept designed to reach new customers.
From Richmond BizSense:
A storefront blending of caffeine and credit cards has opened in Carytown.
Capital One Café, a chain of coffee shop/bank branch hybrids that the financial giant has been rolling out nationally, opened Wednesday at 2933 W. Cary St. at the corner of South Sheppard Street.
It’s the second Capital One Café in the Richmond market, joining a spot in Short Pump Town Center that opened in 2017.
The concept features a coffee bar that serves Peet’s Coffee and baked goods from local bakery Pearl’s Bake Shoppe, as well as banking resources such as 24-hour ATMs, private meeting rooms and a staff of Capital One employees.
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