From casual to quaint, Richmond has some favorite nooks and crannies where shopping has become an adventure. It's time to delve into a hunt for that special trinket you've been looking for!

Carytown - 2800 - 3500 blocks of Cary Street
If it’s August, you might want to watch out for watermelon seeds...hey, it’s the Carytown Watermelon Festival! Here in the Carytown Shopping District you’ll find a treasure trove of shops to delight your fancy, from Mongrel, Martha’s Mixture, Leo Burke Furniture, Shepperd Street Antiques and Bygones Vintage Clothing to name a few. Add some of the best eateries in town like Indochine, Cafe Mosaic, The Track, Acacia and Chopstix and you’ll know you’ve died and gone to shopper’s paradise!

Libbie & Grove - Convergence of Libbie and Grove Avenues!
“On the Avenues” you’ll be dazzled by the array of shops from antiques, clothing boutiques to speciality shops..it’s another little corner of Richmond you won’t want to miss! From Rothchild Exquisite Jewelry to Monkeys to The Shoe Box, you’ll discover a wide range of merchandise to suit your fancy. Another Richmond dining mecca exists here which includes the Granite on Grove, Phil’s Continental Lounge, duJour and Peking. Yum-a-rama!

River Road Shopping Centers - West Cary at River Road / Richmond side of the Huguenot Bridge
A local icon for decades, the charming collection of shops known as the River Road Shopping Center has been joined by a new River Road II complex just across the street. Shops include Talbots, Acorn, Pendleton, Chico’s, Frances Kahn, Harold’s, Button & Bows Toys, Jack Kreuter Jewelers and Coplon’s. Eateries include Azzurro, Mosaic and Shenanigan’s

Shockoe Bottom - 17th and Main Streets
Just down the hill from Shockoe Slip is Shockoe Bottom, which is known as the place to find some good “eats”. AKA as the place to go for after hours dining, you’ll find the best cuisine is here! From the Frog and the Redneck, Europa, Sine, Bottoms Up Pizza to the River City Diner, you’ll delight in the choices! Shopping here is also an adventure, with ZRosa Gallery, the Glass Market and Zemonia’s headlining with weekend attractions of The 17th Street Farmers Market and the Sunday antiques market, you’ll find originality on every corner.

Shockoe Slip - 13th and Cary Streets
Back in the 19th century, Shockoe Slip was the heart of Richmond’s commerce. Now the restored cobblestone historic district is full all the ambiance you’d expect, housing distinctive shops and restaurants. The Fountain Bookstore, Carreras and Dransfield jewelers, D.M. Williams and The Very Virginia Shop are in the area. The Dining Room at the Berkeley Hotel, La Grotta, The Tobacco Company and Sam Miller’s Warehouse are just some of the excellent dining establishments that summon the taste buds! Oh Mama!

Sycamore Square -Midlothian Turnpike at Sycamore Square Drive
A quaint selection of specialty shops in a village setting, Sycamore Square has over 40 shops, businesses and restaurants. The Quilter’s Corner, Kathleen’s Fudge and Sweet Sensation, Price & Sons Good Old Books and Sycamore Wine & Cheese are just some of the unique shops you’ll find here. DIning includes Crab Louie’s and Milepost 5.

Sixth Street Marketplace - / 6th and Broad Streets
An enclosed, three level area spanning three city blocks, Sixth Street Marketplace was developed as a cornerstone to the downtown area. There are several kiosks and shops including a food court with 12 restaurants. The area connects with The Carpenter Center, the Richmond Marriott and The Richmond Centre. Close-by are The Richmond Coliseum and Abady Festival Park.

Stony Point Fashion Park - 9200 Stony Point Parkway
A new shopping experience on the Richmond scene, this 90 store fashion center offers some great unique shopping venues for the city. Shops include Ann Taylor, Bath & Body Works, Gap, April Cornell, Saks, Galyans, Dillard’s, Luis Vuitton, Mikasa, Brooks Brothers, Charlotte Russe, Talbots, Coach and Restoration Hardware. Eateries include Brio Tuscan Cafe, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Flemings Prime Rib, Starbucks and PF Changs.
Stony Point Shopping Center - Huguenot Road near Buford / Bon Air
A wide variety of stores are on hand at Stony Point including J. Altis Ltd., Bears N’ More, Belle Kuisine, Comfort Shoes, Lastovica Jewelers and Toys That Teach. Dining establishments include Charley’s, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Frank’s Pizzeria and Great Wall Chinese.

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