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Here are the latest business openings and closings in Hampton Roads and the Outer Banks

Here are some of the more notable openings and closings we’ve come across. If you know of any others that should be added to the list, please email consumer@pilotonline.com. We appreciate the help.

December

• Chicken Salad Chick opened its newest location in Norfolk on Dec. 5. The restaurant is located at 1200 W. 26th St.
• The Walkabout Outfitter, a store specializing in outdoor clothing and equipment, will hold a grand opening the weekend of Dec. 8 in the Craft House on Duke of Gloucester Street in Merchants Square in Williamsburg.
• The first Publix location in South Hampton Roads is opening Dec. 13. It will be located at 3189 Godwin Blvd. in the Planters Station development in Suffolk.
• Sorella’s Italian Eatery will open at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront at 356 Laskin Road on Dec. 21, according to a press release.

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November

• The Lego Store at Virginia Beach Town Center opened Nov. 3 at 172 Central Park Ave.
• ZEats!, formerly known as Zoup! Eatery, held a grand opening Nov. 3 at 4316 Monarch Way in Norfolk.
• The Downtown Eatery & Deli opened Nov. 3 at 425 High St. in Portsmouth.
• Three new small businesses opened Nov. 3 in downtown Norfolk’s Selden Market: Amale Tre Focacceria, an eatery featuring fresh baked focaccia sandwiches and other delicacies; CLTRE. Vgn Jnt, a breakfast and lunch café focused on plant-based food and drink; and LNK, an immersive boutique with workshops and unique vintage finds.
• Pittie Dog Grill had their grand opening at the beginning of November. Specializing in char-grilled hot dogs, the business is located at 4140 Granby St. in Norfolk.
• Saté Kitchen, from Chef Kyle Fowlkes and his award-winning food truck, opened in November and features food that has an Asian and Southern flair to it. The restaurant is located at 694 Town Center Drive in Newport News’ City Center.
• Virginia Department of Veterans Services hosted a grand opening of Jones & Cabacoy Veterans Care Center at 2641 Nimmo Parkway in Virginia Beach on Nov. 10, according to a press release.
• Yard House, known for its expansive bar, opened in the Rivers Casino Portsmouth at 3630 Victory Blvd. on Nov. 12, according to a press release.
• Coffee shop 54 Beans had a grand reopening on Nov. 12. The shop is located at 13478 Carrollton Blvd. N in Carrollton.
• Korean fried chicken chain CM Chicken, with locations in Virginia Beach and Hampton, opened its downtown Norfolk location on Nov. 14 in the former Scotty Quixx spot.
• Hackers at Hilltop, a restaurant featuring golf simulator rooms, held a grand opening Nov. 19 in Virginia Beach, according to their Instagram page. It is located at 1532 Laskin Road.
• THRIVE Peninsula — a nonprofit that provides bill assistance, financial coaching and a food pantry — opened its new headquarters at 12749 Nettles Drive in Newport News at the end of November. A free grocery store is inside.
• Warby Parker, which offers eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lenses and eye exams, opened in Lynnhaven Mall in Virginia Beach on Nov. 25, according to a press release.
• A new no-kill animal shelter and dog run, Reba’s Rescue, opened in Chesapeake. It opened Nov. 27 at 1646 S. Military Highway.
• QDOBA Mexican Eats opened at 1123 W. Mercury Blvd. in Hampton at the end of November.

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October

• Breakfast and lunch restaurant, Butler’s Restaurant, opened at 6001 Holland Road in Suffolk.
• Colonial Iron Gym opened at 801-B Merrimac Trail in Williamsburg.
• Danny’s Downtown Dogs held a grand opening on Oct. 9 at 165 N. Main Street in Suffolk.
• HydroKleen, a new division of HVAC company AC Masters, began operations this month. They are based out of Yorktown, at 314-C Old York-Hampton Highway.
• Studio I Do Bridals expanded and moved to a new Little Neck Commons building at 3217 Virginia Beach Blvd.
• Jessys Taqueria & Pizza Bar had its grand opening on Oct. 12 at 3229 Virginia Beach Blvd.
• Dollar General opened a new store at 15490 Warwick Blvd. in Newport News on Oct. 16, according to a release.
• Amaro Italian Bistro and Cocktails opened in the former Tucanos Brazilian Grill spot in Newport News’ City Center.
• CenterWell Senior Primary Care celebrated the grand opening of its first center in Virginia at 1501 Sentinel Drive, Suite 407, in Chesapeake on Oct. 25, according to a press release.
• Bird Girl Bottle Shop opened in Newport News’ historic Hilton Village on Oct. 26. The shop at 100 Hopkins St. offers pizza, craft beer and Virginia wines.
• Crumbl Cookies opened at 12080 Jefferson Ave. in Newport News on Oc.t. 27.
• Cinema Cafe movie theater in Hampton’s Riverdale neighborhood closed after 18 years on Oct. 30.

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September

• Pangaea Coffee Emporium held a grand opening on Sept. 1 at 200 Fountains Lane, Suite A, in Poquoson.
• The Colonial Williamsburg Bookstore opened Sept. 1. The bookstore is located on the southwest corner of Merchants Square on the second floor of the building that houses J. McLaughlin at 440 West Duke of Gloucester Street, according to a press release.
• Turn the Page Bookshop, Greater Williamsburg’s only independent bookstore, opened Sept. 1 at Premium Outlets on Richmond Road in James City County.
• Dillard’s, the last anchor store in Norfolk’s MacArthur Center, closed Sept. 4.
• The Historic Boxwood Inn recently reopened in Newport News’ Lee Hall area. It’s located at 10 Elmhurst St.
• Paddle On of Williamsburg permanently closed.
• Mediterranean restaurant Meyhane Kitchen & Bar in Williamsburg Crossing closed on Sept. 6 for a remodel.
• Wings Go opened on Sept. 7 at 3501 Holland Road in Virginia Beach.
• Dominion Dogs opened its first brick and mortar establishment in Williamsburg’s Edge District Sept. 9. The restaurant is located at 701-K Merrimac Trail in the James-York Plaza.
• TowneBank Tower held a grand opening for its offices in downtown Norfolk on Sept. 14.
• Get Lost Shave Ice opened at 510 Virginia Beach Blvd.
• Munchies Southern Soul opened Sept. 16 at 5242 Olde Towne Road in Williamsburg.
• Virginia Legal Aid Society opened a new office at 2480 Pruden Blvd. in Suffolk, according to a press release.
• Plaza del Sol closed its Ghent location on Sept. 23.
• Super Chix Chicken & Custard opened its second Virginia location at 605 Volvo Drive, Suite 114, in Chesapeake on Sept. 25, according to a press release.
• Starbucks opened at 327 Richmond Road near William & Mary.

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August

• Snakes & Lattes recently acquired Roll With It Cafe, a board game cafe and bar in Virginia Beach, according to a Facebook post.
• Privilege, a restaurant with handcrafted cocktails, music and hookah service, held a grand opening Aug. 4. It’s located at 600 Court Street in Portsmouth.
• Yendidi, a restaurant offering authentic African cuisine, opened in Virginia Beach on Aug. 4. It’s located at 4878 Princess Anne Road.
• 7 Brew Coffee, a drive-thru coffee stand concept, opened its first Virginia location in Newport News on July 26. The shop is located at 5018 W. Mercury Blvd. It will have a grand opening on Aug. 5.
• Chesapeake Bank opened a new loan production office in City Center at Oyster Point in Newport News on Aug. 7.
• Got Fish? Seafood closed, according to a Facebook announcement posted by the restaurant on Aug. 9. It had locations in Chesapeake and Hampton.
• Firestone Complete Auto Care opened at 1251 Wonsan St. in Norfolk on Aug. 10, according to a press release.
• Cannabist Suffolk, located at 1238 Holland Road, Suite 111, celebrated a grand opening on Aug. 10.
• Cuban restaurant The Lab Bistro Co. opened at 3972 Holland Road, Suite 108, in Virginia Beach.
• Mr. Shawarma held a grand opening on Aug. 13 of its new restaurant at 1965 Laskin Road in Virginia Beach.
• Ally Urgent Veterinary Care will open at Pembroke Manor House in Virginia Beach in mid-August.
• The Mad Batter, a bakery offering hand-dipped ice cream, freeze dried candy and more, held a grand reopening on Aug. 15. It’s located at 149 N Main St. in Suffolk.
• Palmeraie, a Moroccan restaurant, opened at 3316 Atlantic Ave. in Virginia Beach.
• Kitchenfinity held a grand opening on Aug. 23.  The restaurant is located at 9500 Fechteler Road in Norfolk.
• District Apizza opened in Norfolk’s Railroad District at 2411 Granby Street.
• Blue 42’s Brewing Barn held a grand opening on Aug. 26. It’s located at 2132 Caratoke Highway in Moyock, North Carolina.
• Thyme On The River recently held a soft opening at 1 High St. in Portsmouth.

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July

• Hibachi Buddha opened July 1 at t 5242 Olde Towne Road in James City County.
• The Ghent, a rooftop restaurant and event space in Norfolk, opened at 319 W. 21st St. on July 2.
• The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center has reopened Mermaid Bay Café following a new partnership with Gourmet Gang. It reopened Fourth of July weekend.
• Nothing Bundt Cakes opened July 5 at the new Railyard at Lamberts Point in Norfolk. It’s located at 1200 W. 25th St., Suite 201.
• Afterglow Brewing held a grand opening on July 8. It’s located at 2330 Bowdens Ferry Road, Suite 600, in Norfolk.
• IV Nutrition opened in Suffolk on July 14, according to a press release. It’s located at 1301 Bridgeport Way, Suite 110.
• Crumbl Cookies opened July 14 at 1412 Greenbrier Parkway, Suite 112, in Chesapeake.
• Colattao Coffee House opened at 1115 Independence Blvd #102 in Virginia Beach.
• After 20 years, fine dining restaurant Voila! in Norfolk closed on July 15.
• Basilico Pizzeria & Ristorante opened July 17 at 1329 Oceana Blvd., Suite 140, in Virginia Beach.
• Dillard’s, the last anchor store in Norfolk’s MacArthur Center, is closing. A closing date has not been set, but “store closing” signs were seen on the doors July 18.
• Matchsticks BBQ Co. in Williamsburg’s Midtown Row closed.
• Notorious Lounge, in the Manor Village shopping center off Portsmouth Boulevard, closed.
• Operation Brew, a coffee shop and bakery, recently opened at 1329 Oceana Blvd., Suite 100, in Virginia Beach.
• Seven Bistro recently opened at 14346 Warwick Blvd., Unit 428, in Newport News.
• O’Connor Brewing closed its Norfolk taproom and brewing facility on July 23.
• Planet Fitness opened at 5137 Main St. in Williamsburg.
• Tidewater Physicians Multispecialty Group held a grand opening of its medical hub in Virginia Beach’s Town Center. The Southside medical hub consists of more than 10 offices, according to a press release.
• N’Spire Personal Training celebrated its grand opening at 6546 Hampton Roads Parkway, Suite 103, in Suffolk on July 27.
• Dick’s Sporting Goods celebrated the opening of its House of Sport store in Chesapeake’s Greenbrier Square the weekend of July 28.
• Pizza Hut celebrated the grand opening of a new Williamsburg location on July 28. The restaurant is located at 4615-C Monticello Ave.
• The Mic, short for market interactive community, opened July 29 in downtown Norfolk.
• McAlister’s Deli opened July 31 in Hampton’s Peninsula Town Center at 2862 Kilgore Ave.
• Krem Bakery & Cafe opened at 2923 Virginia Beach Blvd. in Virginia Beach.
• Westside Burgers opened at 1780 Bridgeport Way in Suffolk.

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June

• Orvis, which specializes in fly fishing, hunting and sporting goods, held a grand opening June 2-4 at 741 First Colonial Road in the Hilltop Marketplace in Virginia Beach.

• Abrams Realty held a grand opening of its office at 4560 South Boulevard Suite 120 in Virginia Beach on June 9.

• A ribbon cutting for 1781 Café by Aromas at the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown was held June 13.

• Big Mike’s Aquatic Center, designed to promote water safety, swimming lessons and scuba diving certifications, opened on June 16. The center is located at 1413 N. Great Neck Road in Virginia Beach.

• USA Ninja Challenge, an obstacle course training gym for children, opened its second Virginia location at 4207 Portsmouth Blvd. Suite B in Chesapeake.

• Southern Bank opened its first full-service banking facility on the Peninsula June 20 within The Atrium Building at 11832 Rock Landing Dr. in the Oyster Point area of Newport News.

• The Chili’s Grill & Bar at Norfolk’s MacArthur Center mall closed June 25 after nearly two decades in operation.

• Shibam Yemeni Kitchen opened at 340 Oriana Road in  Newport News.

• Once Upon a Child held a grand opening of its newest location in Virginia Beach at 748 Independence Blvd., Suite 4566, on June 29, according to a press release.

• Moxy, a trendy new hotel on 12th Street and Atlantic Avenue at the Oceanfront, opened June 29. Inside, the Belvedere South Coffee Shop & Diner opened June 30.

• Green Clean Express Auto Wash celebrated a grand opening at 3112 Virginia Beach Blvd. in Virginia Beach on June 30.

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May

• Servis1st Bank opened its first Virginia branch at 4505 Columbus St., Suite 100, in Virginia Beach at the beginning of the month.

• Brothers reopened in Norfolk’s MacArthur Center on May 4.

• Crumbl Cookies opened May 5 at 4680 Monticello Ave., Suite 16B, in Williamsburg.

• Grunt Style, a national patriotic apparel brand, opened its first storefront in Virginia in the Norfolk Premium Outlets on May 5, according to a press release.

• Habitat for Humanity ReStore opened a new location at 4824 George Washington Memorial Highway in Yorktown on May 6.

• Café Dâvina, a coffee bar and crêperie at 231 Pinner Street in Suffolk, opened May 6.

• Artisan market and refill bar Tilth & Oak held a grand opening May 6. It’s located at 4545 Main Street in Virginia Beach.

• Super Chix Chicken & Custard opened its first restaurant in Virginia on May 8. It’s located at 200 College Row Unit 3119 in Williamsburg.

• The Coffee Café opened May 9 on the first floor of Norfolk City Hall at 810 Union St., according to a press release.

• Craft on Colley opened at 4110 Colley Ave. in Norfolk.

• Legal Sea Foods, a Boston-based restaurant and oyster bar chain, held a grand opening in Virginia Beach Town Center at 211 Market Street on May 10, according to a press release.

• Tucanos Brazilian Grill closed its restaurant in Newport News’ City Center.

• Latitude Climbing + Fitness opened a new location in Hampton’s Peninsula Town Center.

• Dodd RV and Marine had a ribbon cutting at its new location at 6326 George Washington Memorial Highway in Yorktown on May 15.

• Biscuit Belly opened at 605 Volvo Parkway Suite 100 in Chesapeake on May 15.

• New retailer pOpshelf, which has most items priced $5 or less, opened a store at 1226 Greenbrier Parkway in Chesapeake, according to a press release.

• Coffee shop The High Cup opened May 20 at 117 E. Princess Anne Road in Norfolk.
• Kingship Brewing Co. opened at 113 Palace Lane, Unit D, in Williamsburg on May 27.
• Smithfield coffee shop Coffee Cube closed on May 31, according to their Facebook page.

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April

• Post Secondary Brewing opened at 739A High St. in Portsmouth on April 1.

• The building that housed North Carolina’s last Kmart store officially opened as Target on April 2. Target is located at 1901 N. Croatan Highway in Kill Devil Hills.

• La Terraza Mexican Grill opened April 2 at 264 McLaws Circle, Suite A, in Williamsburg, according to a Facebook post.

• AG Wraps, a Chesapeake-based custom vehicle wrap and graphics shop, expanded its headquarters to 913 Business Park Drive.

• Real estate brokerage The Agency will open its second Virginia office in Virginia Beach on April 4, according to a news release. The first location in the state opened in Chesapeake in December 2022. The Virginia Beach office will be located at 408 Laskin Road, Suite B.

• Urban Hotpot is opening at 613 Volvo Parkway Suite 112 in Chesapeake on April 6.

• Legal Sea Foods, a Boston-based restaurant and oyster bar chain, plans to open in Virginia Beach Town Center at 211 Market Street in mid-April, according to their website.

• Pups and Pints, a restaurant and dog park in Virginia Beach, opened April 19.

• Old Time Pottery, a home decor store, opened April 20 at 741 E. Little Creek Road in Norfolk.

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March

• Cap’n Ron’s in Norfolk reopened on March 3. It’s located at 9300 Chesapeake St. in the Ocean View area.

• Beem Light Sauna held a grand opening on March 4. It’s located at 4576 Columbus St. in Virginia Beach’s Town Center.

• Banfield Pet Hospital opened a standalone vet clinic at 1123 Mercury Blvd. in Hampton on March 4.

• Staffing company Luttrell Staffing Group held a grand opening at 1548 B Holland Road on March 7, according to a press release.

• A technical apparel and gear store, 5.11 Tactical, held a grand opening March 11 for its new store in Jefferson Commons shopping center in Newport News, according to a release.

• After three years of operating within MacArthur Center in Norfolk, Bonilla Pet Studio has left the mall.

• BornUnited Norfolk, a retailer in the Norfolk Outlets that employs disabled veterans, opened in March.

• Crystal Palate Wine & Gourmet at 4500 Pretty Lake Ave., Suite 104, in Norfolk, expanded its business next door and held a grand opening on March 11.

• Popular breakfast spot Mary’s Kitchen reopened March 13 at 616 Virginia Beach Blvd. in Virginia Beach.

• Ynot Italian has closed its Colley Avenue location in the Ghent area of Norfolk due to “unforeseen circumstances,” according to a sign posted on their door. The sign encouraged customers to visit their locations in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake to use their loyalty points.

• Arbuckle’s Bar & Grill opened at the Cavalier Resort at 4101 Atlantic Ave. in Virginia Beach.

• Outback Steakhouse in Hampton’s Peninsula Town Center closed mid-March.

• Black Angus Restaurant opened its new location at 1340 N Great Neck Road, Suite 1228, in Virginia Beach.

• Goodwill opened a new location at 1661 Laskin Road in Virginia Beach on March 16, according to a news release.

• Yoolks On Us opened a second location in Portsmouth on March 17 at 6205-A Portsmouth Blvd.

• Dolcinea Pizzeria opened March 17 at 1255 Fordham Drive in Virginia Beach.

• C4 Coffee held a grand opening on March 19, according to its Facebook page. The shop is located at 4676 Princess Anne Road Suite 120 in Virginia Beach.

• DQ Grill & Chill opened at 5704 George Washington Memorial Highway in York County’s Grafton Shopping Center on March 20.

• After 45 years, York County landmark Pop’s Drive-In closed on March 22 and the building is for sale.

• After nearly 40 years, Colley Discount Pharmacy in Norfolk’s Ghent neighborhood closed on March 23.

• Chipotle opened at 1805 Frederick Blvd. Lot A in Portsmouth on March 24, according to a news release.

• S&S Dance held a grand opening March 25, according to its Facebook page. The dance studio is located at 5780 Churchland Blvd. in Portsmouth.

• Turnip Sprout opened in the Suffolk Cultural Arts Center at 110 W. Finney Ave. on March 29.

• Frank’s Monster Munchies Cantina opened March 30 at 2710 N. Armistead Ave. in Hampton.

• The Rustic Spoon opened a second location March 30, according to a Facebook post. The restaurant is located at 2133 Upton Drive, Suite 130, in Virginia Beach.

• Network Peninsula, which connects communities to nonprofits, held a grand opening for a new office March 31. The hub is located at 749A Thimble Shoals Blvd. in Newport News.

• Pie-O-Neer Pizza Bar at Landstown Commons in Virginia Beach closed March 31, according to its Facebook page.

• American Freight — a furniture, mattress and appliance store — held a grand reopening the weekend of March 31. The store is located at 451 Oriana Road in Newport News.

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February

• Antique shop Hunt and Gather opened at 110 W. 21st St. in Norfolk on Feb. 1.

• Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers opened a new location at 721 N. Battlefield Blvd. in Chesapeake on Feb. 2, according to a release.

• Green Clean Express Auto Wash opened Feb. 3 at 3011 Turnpike Road in Portsmouth, according to a press release.

• Brick Anchor Brew-House, a downtown Norfolk steampunk-themed restaurant and pub, closed Feb. 3, owner Phil Smith announced in a Facebook post.

• The Booster Box, a trading card game store, opened on Feb. 3 at 3877 Holland Road, Suite 507, in Virginia Beach.

• The Roads Bistro, a restaurant specializing in American-style tapas and craft beer, held a soft opening at 3809 Princess Anne Road in Virginia Beach on Feb. 3, according to its Facebook page.

• Matt’s Smackin Macs opened on Feb. 4 at 13650 Warwick Blvd. in Newport News, according to their Facebook page.

• Gogi Guys Korean BBQ held a soft opening on Feb. 11 at 717 W. 21st St., Norfolk, according to its Facebook page.

• 17 Hands Coffee held a grand opening on Feb. 14 to celebrate its remodeling and expansion at 1830 Kempsville Road in Virginia Beach.

• Nando’s, a South African fast food chain that specializes in flame-grilled chicken with peri-peri pepper and sauce flavors, opened Feb. 16 at 221 Central Park Avenue in Virginia Beach Town Center.

• Cannabist held a grand opening of its newest dispensary on Feb. 16. The dispensary is located in at 2400 Cunningham Drive, Suite 600, in Hampton.

• The Cavalier Resort is finally complete with the soft opening Feb. 16 of the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Virginia Beach.

• Popular home goods retailer Tuesday Morning announced the closure of three Hampton Roads locations at 118 West 21st St. in Norfolk and 11006 Warwick Blvd. and 12233 Jefferson Ave. in Newport News. Closing sales are underway at all three locations, according to the company’s website.

• We Rock the Spectrum, a children’s gym in Chesapeake, held its grand opening Feb. 18 at 211 Providence Road, Suite 3.

• K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel opened its first Virginia location at 550 First Colonial Road in Virginia Beach on Feb. 18.

• Suffolk staple Bennett’s Creek Farm Market at 3881 Bridge Road has closed its doors. Steve Jefferys, the farm market’s general manager, made the announcement via Facebook on Feb. 20.

• Cork & Bull Chophouse opened Feb. 21 at 600 Belaire Ave. in Chesapeake.

• Crumbl Cookies opened at 300 Constitution Drive, Suite 104, in Virginia Beach on Feb. 24, according to a release.

• Vortex Express Car Wash opened on Feb. 24 at 150 Jonathans Way in Suffolk, according to a release.

• The Bonbonnier in Norfolk closed on Feb. 25, according to staff and their Facebook page.

• JDog Carpet Cleaning & Floor held a soft opening for their services in Williamsburg this month.

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January

• Back Bay Market and Deli opened at 4100 Charity Neck Road in Virginia Beach on Jan. 3, according to their Facebook page.

• Record shop Thanks For Listening opened at 315 Laskin Road in Virginia Beach on Jan. 6.

• Biggby Coffee opened its first Virginia location in Virginia Beach on Jan. 10. It’s located at 2422 Princess Anne Road.

• King Crab Juicy Seafood at 1640 Richmond Road in Williamsburg closed. A new business — Ramen Talk — is ready to take King Crab’s location, according to action taken on Jan. 10 by the Williamsburg Architectural Review Board, in which signage for the business was approved.

• The Untamed Chef, which offers hands-on cooking classes, held its grand opening at 1296 S. Battlefield Blvd. in Chesapeake on Jan. 14.

• Café Full Circle opened this month at 1730 D George Washington Memorial Highway in Yorktown.

• Birds and Bourbon opened at 116 Granby St. in downtown Norfolk.

• Hibachi 2 Go! opened at 736 Merrimac Trail in York County’s Edge District.

• Commune is reopening in phases as they await a conditional use permit from the city of Norfolk which would allow them to serve alcohol. Their first phase of reopening was on Jan. 18. You can find out more about reopening plans on their Instagram page.

• Blackeyed Peas Restaurant held its grand opening on Jan. 20, according to a release. The restaurant is located at 701 Lynnhaven Parkway in Virginia Beach.

• Zinnia opened Jan. 24 at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk after being closed in 2020 because of the pandemic. The cafe was renovated and has a new menu.

• Jewelry store Lovisa opened in Newport News’ Patrick Henry Mall across from Bath & Body Works on Jan. 27, according to a press release.

• Norfolk’s Military Circle mall closed on Jan. 31.

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End of 2022

• StarCycle, an indoor cycling studio, held its grand opening Nov. 3. It’s located in the Summit Pointe complex beside Wasserhund, off Volvo Parkway, at 520 Belaire Ave. in Chesapeake. You can find them on Instagram: @starcyclechesapeake.

• The Cobbler Cafe opened at 10153 Jefferson Ave. Suite C in Newport News.

• Raising Cane’s opened in Hampton at 1044 W. Mercury Blvd. on Nov. 15.

• Hot Pot 757 held a grand opening Dec. 10 at 1412 Greenbrier Parkway, Unit #121 in Chesapeake.

• Fast-food chicken chain Raising Cane’s opened in York County Dec. 15. The chain is located at 3150 Kiln Creek Parkway at the site of the former Ruby Tuesday.

• Mezeh Mediterranean Grill opened at 701 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suite 1126, at Lynnhaven Mall in Virginia Beach on Dec. 22, according to a Facebook post.

• Urban Outfitters on Granby Street in Norfolk closed Dec. 31.

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Coming soon

• Onelife Fitness plans to hold a grand opening in Hampton’s Coliseum Marketplace in the winter.

• Coastal Fermentory plans to open a second location in Newport News within the next 6-9 months, according to a July press release. The second brewery will be located at 12515 Jefferson Ave., Suites 100A-300A, in the Jefferson Marketplace.
• Longtime William & Mary clothing shop, the Campus Shop, is relocating to Duke of Gloucester Street in Merchants Square. The store will open in the same building as Lululemon, at 345 Duke of Gloucester St., and is expected to open in March.
• Aslin Beer Co. will open in March at 823 Virginia Beach Blvd., a block east of the sports center.
• Chef’s Market, which will offer different retail stations including a butcher shop, fish market, cheese shop and bakery is set to open in the former Good Vibes location in Newport News’ City Center in early 2024.
• I Heart Mac & Cheese, a South Florida-based restaurant specializing in customizable, made-to-order macaroni and cheese bowls and grilled cheese sandwiches, will open its first Hampton Roads location in Chesapeake in spring 2024, according to its website.
• New Realm Brewing plans to open a new brewery and restaurant in the new Blue Point at the Riverfront development in Suffolk in spring of 2024. The facility will include a covered rooftop patio, bar and beer garden with a dog-friendly outdoor bar, according to a release.

These are the businesses that opened, moved locations, or closed last year.

Macy Friend, mfriend@dailypress.com