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Wood & Iron’s menu features plenty of bar classics like cheeseburgers, wings and tacos, as well as some twists like cheesesteak egg rolls and a fried goat cheese salad.

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Their location in Scott’s Addition at 1405 Roseneath Road is the second that Wood & Iron’s owners established, with the first beginning in 2017 in Midlothian off of Huguenot Road.

Wood & Iron will take up about 5,200 square feet of the space, which Chesterfield-based Blackwood Development Co. is redeveloping. Click here to keep reading on Richmond BizSense.