Scott Wise

1 week ago | wtvr.com | Scott Wise

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — When you're visiting Virginia Beach, you can skip the tourist traps and experience the city like a local with these insider food recommendations from Eat It Virginia!Podcast co-host Robey Martin lives in Virginia Beach half the year, and has compiled her must-visit spots. Breakfast"In the morning for breakfast, this is a non negotiable, you must go to Nick's. Nick's is a little bit off the ocean front. It's absolutely worth it," Robey said.

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Scott Wise

RICHMOND, Va. — Amy Cabaniss, owner of Revel Market and Bar in Lakeside and Julep's in downtownRichmond, discusses her Richmond restaurant journey which began in 1998. She highlights the unique features of Revel, including a secret patio and how a trip to New Orleans inspired the venture. She also addresses some of the challenges of running restaurants during inflation, owning a restaurant in downtown Richmond, plans for future events, and some of the celebrities she's served over the years.

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Scott Wise

RICHMOND, Va. — Tom Ellington and Jon Schott join Robey and Scott to discuss the evolution and growth of Cirrus Vodka and the recent opening of its new tasting room in the Scott's Addition neighborhood of Richmond. The space, known as Ballast, also houses Yellow Umbrella and Slack Tide Fish Co. The tasting room's drink menu, created by Jon, includes a variety of vodka-based cocktails, with a focus on local products. "I love working with local stuff. That's why I met Tom.

2 months ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Scott Wise

Share RICHMOND, Va. — Walking around Richmond in 2025, it's hard to miss the many creatively colorful and interesting murals that decorate buildings and alleys across the city. But it wasn't always like that. In the 2010s, the Richmond Mural Project helped solidify Richmond as a place for both local and international artists to shine.

2 months ago | wtvr.com | Scott Wise

RICHMOND, Va. — Walking around Richmond in 2025, it's hard to miss the many creatively colorful and interesting murals that decorate buildings and alleys across the city. But it wasn't always like that. In the 2010s, the Richmond Mural Project helped solidify Richmond as a place for both local and international artists to shine.