Carytown
Commercial corridor along West Cary Street, anchored by the Byrd Theatre.
Food Trucks in Richmond, VA
About Richmond
Richmond is the state capital of Virginia, located at the fall line of the James River. The city's neighborhoods include the historic downtown along Broad and Cary Streets, the Fan District west of downtown with its fan-shaped street grid, the Carytown commercial corridor, Scott's Addition's brewery and distillery district, Church Hill on the original 18th-century city site, and Manchester across the river. TastyTrax tracks food trucks operating across these areas. The Downtown Richmond page remains a separate destination.
Food trucks by neighborhood in Richmond
Church Hill
Historic neighborhood east of downtown, the original site of 18th-century Richmond, including St. John's Church (1741).
Forest Hill
Residential neighborhood south of the James River, anchored by Forest Hill Park.
Jackson Ward
Historic Black business district north of downtown, including the Black History Museum of Virginia and the Hippodrome Theater.
Manchester
Neighborhood across the James River from downtown, formerly an independent city until 1910.
Museum District
Residential neighborhood west of the Fan, home to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the Virginia Historical Society.
Scott S Addition
Brewery and distillery district north of the Fan, dense with industrial-conversion bars and event spaces.
Shockoe Bottom
Historic district along the James River, originally the city's commercial core.
The Fan District
Residential district west of downtown, named for the fan-shaped street pattern radiating from Monroe Park.
West End Richmond
Residential districts west of the Boulevard.
Windsor Farms
Early-20th-century planned residential neighborhood west of the Fan.
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Other cities in Virginia: Virginia Beach · Norfolk · Alexandria · Arlington
Dedicated neighborhood pages in Richmond: Downtown Richmond