Best Nightlife in Virginia Beach

"Three Best Rated lists Waterman’s Surfside Grille as one of the top options for seafood in Virginia Beach. This restaurant serves almost every seafood ingredient you can think of along with fish of the day options. Many of the dishes are grilled at this affordable eatery, although there are dishes created using many other methods."

"415 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451Website | Facebook | Photo: FB. Family owned Waterman’s serves fresh seafood, with indoor and outdoor dining overlooking the ocean, and a patio boardwalk bar. If you liked this post, you may also like 12 Lynchburg Dishes We Love!"

"They have valet parking so it was easy to get in and out to start. We did have a tiny wait but not too long ..."

"Morning: There’s no better way to begin the day than with brunch, and Virginia Beach is home to a slue of appealing spots — Citrus, Doc Taylor’s, The Bee & The Biscuit, the list goes on. A locals’ favorite, Bay Local Eatery, has some unique options on the brunch menu, including the ever-popular “Fried Chicken Bennie.” They also have a robust cocktail menu, and most drinks are made with freshly squeezed juice, or “crushes.”"

"The locals must be keeping this gem of a restaurant plenty busy on their own, because there’s no big flashy sign outside beckoning tourists to visit. Thankfully I heard about it, and stopped in for lunch. The restaurant used to be a doctor’s office in the late 30’s, and now it’s serving up breakfast and lunch open kitchen-style."

"The casual, family-friendly restaurant serves all of their breakfast and lunch options any time they’re open. If your kids want breakfast at noon, that’s perfectly fine. If they prefer chicken tenders first thing in the morning, you don’t have to argue or explain why they can’t have them."

"Located basically in the shadow of King Neptune himself at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, Catch 31 is a prime location for outdoor eating. With views of Neptune Park, in addition to the unbeatable view of the Atlantic Ocean, we like coming here when there’s a concert in the park. Sit at the open-air fire pit and enjoy a farm-to-table menu highlighting the best of Coastal Virginia cuisine."

"Catch 31 is at the Hilton Virginia Beach Oceanfront, 3001 Atlantic Avenue. (Patrick Evans-Hylton). The location: Catch 31 Fish House & Bar"

"The packs of beach cruisers parked out front signal that you’ve found the right place. The compact tasting room, equal parts active brewery and beach shack, is filled with surf-loving locals and in-the-know tourists. The False Cape Ale is a quintessential amber ale with a smooth finish and slightly bitter caramel notes while the Steel Pier Bohemian Lager is perfect after a day at the beach."

"The Backstory: Every town loves a good ghost story, and Virginia Beach is no different. For years, locals believed the Chesapeake Beach Volunteer Fire and Rescue Station -- now the home of Commonwealth Brewing -- to be haunted by the ghost of Benjamin Bishop, one of the station’s firefighters who died in the ’70s. He would act like a practical joker, setting off sirens and alarms, slamming truck doors; because of that, the town hosted their annual Halloween haunted house at the Chic’s Beach firehouse until 2013."

"A few blocks from the bay, a smartly renovated fire station is home to Commonwealth Brewing in the Chesapeake Beach area. A 28-tap tasting room pours Commonwealth’s extensive list of Belgian inspired brews along with IPAs, stouts and a ever-changing list of seasonal beers. An outdoor beer garden with games and a rotating roster of local food trucks makes Commonwealth a neighborhood favorite."

"The Commonwealth Tasting Room is a veritable craft beer haven, located just steps from the bay in the Chic's Beach landmark Chesapeake Beach Fire & Rescue Station #4. Centered in the Chic's Beach neighborhood a few blocks from the Chesapeake Bay beaches, it's a perfect stop for your beach day."

"Half-off appetizers; $2 off drafts, $3 domestics and imports, $4 well drinks, $5 wines. In a wood-grained bar space on Colley that looks like every Irish pub in America, Peck & Pour is known for its wings and acts like a sports bar. The house is shoulder-to-shoulder on game days — whatever game, whatever sport."

"Located in Hilltop, Pinboy’s at the Beach is more than your ordinary bowling alley. Come knock down pins, enjoy delicious food, sip on a cold beverage and make some awesome memories!. They offer party packs and discounts and a tasty line of snacks and beverages."

"Located in Downtown Norfolk, Town Point Park provides eight acres of peaceful outdoor space, nestled right on the banks of the beautiful Elizabeth River. Sit and enjoy the stunning sunset view while watching sailboats float by on the shimmering water. @__d_w_p__, Instagram"

"Other notable parks include the Weyanoke Audubon Sanctuary, Jeff Robertson Park and the Plum Point Park. If your group is interested in retail therapy, Historic Ghent has plenty of boutiques and specialty stores to appeal to shopaholics in your party. A visit to Norfolk is incomplete without a taste of hearty Southern cuisine, and there are countless memorable restaurants for your group to sample. Handsome Biscuit serves enormous sandwiches covered in specialty red eye sausage gravy, Smartmouth Brewing Company has India Pale Ales and saisons on tap and Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie is known for flavorful coffees and freshly baked desserts."

"Distance/Time: The Pleasure House Point Natural Area sprawls over 118 acres with a network of three sandy trails winding over a mile among marshland and maritime forest to the beach. In its entirety, hikers can handle trails at an easy pace in an hour to two hour’s time.Admission: FreeWhat to expect: Located where the ebb of the Lynnhaven River reaches the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, this natural sanctuary was saved from property development in 2012 thanks to the efforts of community preservation groups. The area is also home to the Brock Environmental Center, recognized as one of the most eco-friendly buildings in the world for its ability to produce more energy than it uses."

"For an easy, rugged dirt trail with some beautiful photo opportunities, look no further than the Pleasure House Point trail. Situated close to the shoreline in a marshy area, this sunset favorite offers fabulous bird watching opportunities on its 2.3 mile stretch of trail. The trails here are largely surrounded by tall grasses with views of the calm wetlands of the area, a great spot for enjoying nature on one of the most tranquil hikes in Virginia Beach."

"The Pleasure House Point Natural Area boasts more than 118 acres of forests, marshland, and beaches. It includes three sandy trails ideal for hikers of all skill levels. The park’s location between the Lynnhaven River and the Chesapeake Bay, make this nature sanctuary an ideal setting to spend the day."

"435 Monticello Ave. 757-937-3857 Hours Tuesday-Thursday: 11am-9pm Friday-Saturday: 11am-Midnight Sunday: 10am-7pmSee the Menu. Find good ol’ homestyle Southern cuisine at this large yet cozy Downtown find. This family, locally and veteran-owned eatery serves “some seriously good fried chicken in Norfolk,” as reviewed by The Virginian-Pilot."

"Mon: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM Tues: 12:00 AM - 10:00 PM Wed: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM Thurs: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM Fri: 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM Sat: 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM Sun: 11AM - 10PM"

"Take a trip to Zeros Subs Oceanfront in Virginia Beach and make your next meal a good one.Diners who appreciate a no-frills environment come to Zeros Subs Oceanfront in jeans and a hoodie. Can't stay at this restaurant long?. Pick up and go home.With meters and potential tickets, you'll thank us for … Read More"