Top Best Seafood Restaurants 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."

"Half-off on a dozen wings ($9), clams ($9) or oysters ($12); half-off beer, wine by the glass, $2 off well drinks. Despite the "captain" in its name and Shore Drive location, the scenic views at Capt. Groovy's look out on the nearby auto shop and EconoLodge. Groovy's is a working-class joint in a working class neighborhood, and has solid happy hour deals to match —and better-than-expected food from chef David Watts."

"Opening their doors in 1939, Steinhilber’s is the oldest family-owned restaurant in Virginia Beach, and for good reason. While their huge outdoor patio, with fire pits, string lights, and water views was added fairly recently, it has only added to the grandeur and elegance of this Virginia Beach staple, who also gets our vote for best-fried shrimp in the area."

"Skrimp Shack, a seafood spot that offers fish and chips and more, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 100 Yelp reviews. Head over to 1269 N. Military Highway, Suite #7, to see for yourself."

"$5 craft cocktails, $4 select wines, $3 select draft beers; 50-cent raw oysters, $1 peel-n-eat shrimp. Located on the ground level of The Main – Norfolk's glitzy, new hotel and conference center, Saltine is the busy happy-hour hub among the three new restaurants in the building. Arrive early to secure a seat."

"Will come back again and definitely for that Chocolate orb that was a great and unforgettable experience!. ” See all Saltine reviews"

"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."

"I have had the seafood gumbo several times and it is consistently amazing. The shrimp and grits are okay just not spicy at all. The fried green tomatoes are…”more"