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City of
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Economic Development
and Tourism
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AUGUST 2015
‘Restaurant Row’ continues to expand
evelopment activity remains brisk along Fredericksburg’s
William Street corridor, which has come to be known
as “Restaurant Row” for its wealth of excellent
culinary options.
Several new restaurants and additional businesses are planning to open this year along the
already-bustling corridor, and more activity is in
the works.
Richmond-based Sugar Shack Donuts has
started transforming the former William Street
Market/Shell gas station at 801 William St. into
an eatery specializing in donuts and coffee.
Sedona Taphouse
Sugar Shack Donuts
Continuing up the hill toward the Rappahannock
River, the Silver Cos.’ Amelia Square project is
nearing completion. Six new townhouses are
being built, as is a 5,000-square-foot location for
Sedona Taphouse, a popular restaurant with locations in Richmond and Charlottesville. Silver
is working on plans for the remaining parcel at
Amelia Square between Sedona and the ABC
store.
Fahrenheit 132
Two projects are in the works in the building
that houses Castiglia’s Italian Restaurant at 324
William St. A steakhouse called Fahrenheit 132
will open in a space formerly occupied by The
Orion, and Castiglia’s is working on a rooftop
restaurant.
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Department of Economic Development and Tourism ■ Fredericksburg, VA
540-372-1216 ■ aperegoy@fredericksburgva.gov
City of
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Economic Development
and Tourism
AUGUST 2015
Mercantile
Park View
Additional activity not far from the Caroline
Street intersection includes Mercantile, a new
restaurant at 205 William St. that is the
second downtown eatery for Foode co-owners
Joy Crump and Beth Black. Kickshaws Downtown Market at 101 William St. is expanding
its kitchen.
Additional residential development along
William Street will undoubtedly contribute
diners to the expanding restaurants.
Diagonally across the street from Hurkamp
Park, JON Properties is building the Park View
project. The three-level condominium project
will also feature a ground-level branch for Community Bank of the Chesapeake. Spaces Design
Studio is relocating to the building next to Park
View at 417 William St.
Wack General Contractor continues to refine
plans for the large Liberty Place project next to
The Free Lance-Star headquarters. Liberty Place
will include a 281-space underground parking
garage, 43 residential condominiums and more
than 50,000 square feet of commercial space for
retail, office and restaurant uses.
Department of Economic Development and Tourism ■ Fredericksburg, VA
540-372-1216 ■ aperegoy@fredericksburgva.gov