So many of the places on your list were most active in the 80s. So much fun.

Tyler Automotive on North Ave. is a good option. I have been repairing my cars for years. Now that I can no longer get under a car then back up reliably i have been taking my cars to them. Their diagnosis and fees for the work were exactly what I expected.

The 6th street marketplace was dead on arrival. People would go just to go to Benetton then not at all. I worked at a place in the food court when they opened. I had to quit because the good weed I used to counter ennui cost more than my $4 hour lifestyle could handle.

Did you check the ownership records? Search by address. https://apps.richmondgov.com/applications/PropertySearch/Search.aspx

Not sure what the difference is. In California I la e split for 15 years doing exactly that. What is filtering?

Lane splitting is illegal in Virginia. Funny how wrong the law is. It is much safer to remain between cars.

I am all for shutting this fucking place down or at the least restricting them to daylight hours. If you provide a "safe" loitering space you get this. 2 ridiculous shootings and a murder around the corner in the last 6 months were enough.

True. It was Richmond at it’s best and worst at the same time. Live music almost every night, cheap drinks, cheap food- just a great time. I spent most nights from 1985-1992 working/hanging out in one place or another. So much fun