Wednesday, January 2, 2013
What would you like to see move into this very visible storefront on N. Highland Avenue?
Pura Vida closed its doors for good after serving a final round of food and drinks to customers on Dec. 31. The restaurant had operated for 12 years at this location on North Highland, next door to Soul Vegetarian Restaurant South. What would you like to see move in? Another restaurant? Something else? Let us know in the comments area below. See also: Pura Vida Closing its Doors You Can't Keep a Great Chef Down
Monday, July 9, 2012
What do you think should move into this vacant storefront?
Earlier this summer, Ponce Realty relocated their office just a few blocks down the road. The former office location at 1057 Ponce de Leon Ave. is now vacant. What would you like to see move into the shopping center that houses the historic Plaza Theater? Tell us in the comments.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
What would you like to see open on Ponce?
Earlier this year, the Blockbuster location on Ponce de Leon shut its' doors. What do you think should replace the Blockbuster on Ponce? Tell us in the comments! Blockbuster offered daily and weekly movie rentals, along with candy and popcorn sales. Connect with Virginia-Highland Patch on Facebook and Twitter at @VaHiPatch. Get Patch in your inbox.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
What would you like to see open in Morningside?
Last year, Movies Worth Seeing shut its doors after serving the community for 25 years. The independent video rental store in Morningside featured the metro area’s best selection of classic, foreign, documentary, obscure and critically acclaimed films, along with new releases and television series. What do you think should replace Movies Worth Seeing? Tell us in the comments! Connect with Virginia-Highland Patch on Facebook and Twitter at @VaHiPatch. Get Patch in your inbox.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
What would you like to see open in Virginia-Highland?
After 15 years in the neighborhood, Wired & Fired shut the doors to its Virginia Avenue location in the heart of Virginia-Highland at the end of February 2012 and relocated the pottery playhouse to Marietta Street in Midtown. What do you think should replace Wired & Fired? Tell us in the comments! Connect with Virginia-Highland Patch on Facebook and Twitter at @VaHiPatch. Get Patch in your inbox. Editor's Note: The original version of this article incorrectly listed the new location for Wired & Fired. Patch regrets this error.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
What would you like to see open in Virginia-Highland?
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Last year, Ben and Jerry's shut the doors of its Virginia-Highland location on N. Highland Avenue. What do you think should replace Ben and Jerry's? Tell us in the comments! Known for its fabulous second-story patio, the space at 790 N. Highland Ave. and 800 N. Highland Ave. also formerly housed a Starbucks location that connected to the ice cream shop. Connect with Virginia-Highland Patch on Facebook and Twitter at @VaHiPatch. Get Patch in your inbox.
Jena Anton
4:44 pm on Thursday, January 3, 2013
Not another boutique or specialty retail shop, please. I'd love to see another restaurant, music venue, or bar! more ›