How food incubator Hatch helps grow Richmond’s culinary scene


People often think of Richmond’s startup ecosystem as being in biotech and software, but another leg in the stool has been forming — food.

Richmond has always had a good culinary reputation. Restaurants like Mama J’s and Can Can Brasserie have been around for years, and ZZQ brought a national reputation.

“We are really spoiled in Richmond,” said Jordan Hanna, sales and marketing director at Hatch, a food incubator. “We have a wonderful food scene, but it’s really a niche community…

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