Restaurants & Retail

While 2020 could have been a year that decimated commercial real estate, the office and retail sectors in Baton Rouge remain relatively healthy as the year comes to a close, though there’s plenty of uncertainty and some concern about what lies ahead.

Let’s give three cheers to our local restaurant industry. There’s probably never been a...

Shoppers worried about visiting stores as COVID-19 cases surge, and unwilling to risk gifts...

Al Copeland Investments has closed Batch 13, its downtown fast-casual breakfast and lunch restaurant,...

Included in Congress’ $900 billion relief bill are several unique provisions for the revived...

The draft language of the emergency coronavirus relief package expected to be approved by...

Five years after Baton Rouge interior designer Colleen Waguespack launched Fig & Dove specializing in high-end Christmas decor, the entrepreneur is expanding her business into items and gifts for special occasions. 

A local investor has bought the former Hound Dogs bar on the corner of Main and Seventh streets and has plans to lease the building as a lounge with a rooftop bar. 

The Southdowns Shopping Center has added two new tenants over the past month, while two of its existing tenants have moved into larger spaces within the Perkins Road retail center.

The Louisiana Restaurant Association is lobbying for additional federal aid as its establishments, like...