20 April 2026

Best Tacos and Margaritas in Norfolk

There’s nothing quite like the pairing of savory, sometimes spicy tacos and a cool margarita. We love indulging in irresistible Mexican cuisine during Cinco de Mayo but also on any ole day of the week (especially Taco Tuesdays). Wondering where to find the most authentic Latin cuisine in Norfolk? Look no further; here’s a rundown of the best places to find tacos, margaritas and more!

Chorizo Mexican Eatery

This quaint Mexican eatery near ODU prioritizes fresh ingredients and an authentic experience. Taking pride in their Mexican roots, Chorizo features a menu that embodies an icon discovery made by their ancestors: maiz or corn. Every taco and quesadilla is made with handmade corn tortillas filled with your choice of protein. Pair your food with Chorizo’s margarita made with Jimador Blanco, organic agave nectar and fresh-squeezed lime and orange juice.

COLLEY CANTINA

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Colley Cantina is a Norfolk staple in Ghent where you’ll find locals hanging out, chowing down on chips and salsa and sipping on tasty margaritas. Enjoy their daily specials from the patio!

Jessy’s

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There are two very distinct Jessy’s locations in Norfolk, and you should think of them as sister restaurants but certainly not twins. The original Jessy’s Taqueria in Ocean View is splendidly authentic in their cuisine and atmosphere. Once featured on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, the OG in OV is known for their expansive menu and Mexican tienda located on site. Meanwhile, Jessy’s Taco Bistro in Ghent offers some of the favorites you’re looking for, plus some gussied up margaritas that may not have been on your radar.

Lola’s Beach Cantina

This upscale neighborhood restaurant and cantina in Norfolk’s East Beach community serves authentic Mexican cuisine with a Latin American flair. Look for a variety of tacos, from carne asada to blackened tuna, which can easily be paired with a fresh selection of margaritas and other cocktails.

Luna Maya

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On Colley Avenue in the historic Ghent neighborhood, you’ll find one of Norfolk’s most beloved restaurants, Luna Maya. Owned by Bolivian sisters Karla and Vivian Montano, Luna Maya is well known for their fresh guacamole, refreshing mojitos and unforgettable tamales.

Pelon’s Baja Grill

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Pelon’s Baja Grill is ultimately known for their famous fish tacos, perfectly crisp and dressed simply with shredded green cabbage, Baja cream sauce and salsa fresca. But, with their dreamy selection of burritos, nachos, rolled tacos, elote corn and more, you simply can’t go wrong, especially if you go for a margarita. The flavors here will dazzle: coconut, classic, Cadillac, spicy pineapple and watermelon. Cheers!

Perro Blanco

Simply put, Perro Blanco does it right. A neighborhood taco and mezcal spot in the Railroad District, the restaurant has 50 mezcales and 40 tequilas, along with fresh tortillas and salsas every day. Stop in for dinner, and don’t miss their brunch on the weekends.

Sanctuary

As with Jessy’s, there are also two separate locations for Sanctuary, each serving tacos made-to-order, a full bar of delights and not-your-average art on display. Their original location, Sanctuary 10X80 is a small spot in the NEON District, and their newer location, Sanctuary DMZ is located near ODU on Bowdens Ferry Road. Each have a system of patrons filling out simple order sheets to check boxes on all the delicious toppings they want on their tacos (which are served hard, soft or in a bowl).

Tacos y Tequila

Two of the best pairings come together in one of Norfolk’s greatest neighborhoods. Tacos y Tequila, located in Ghent, is a Mexican restaurant serving favorite dishes and Taco Tuesday specials. For much of the year, you’ll find crowds sitting in the adjoining streatery on Calley Ave. where people-watching never gets old.

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20 April 2026

2026 Mother's Day Events in Norfolk, VA

Show mom how much you care this Mother’s Day by taking her out and about in Norfolk! There are many Mother’s Day events planned throughout the city that give you and mom a chance to be outside, brunch hard, get on the water and spend some time bonding. It’s a Mother’s Day that neither of you will forget!

Have a Mother’s Day event in Norfolk you’d like added to this story? Contact us via email with details.

Mother’s Day Afternoon Sail

May 10, 2026
Waterside



Join us for a two-hour Cruise aboard the elegant sailing ship American Rover. Enjoy a gourmet snack box as you cruise the smooth waters of the Elizabeth River and Hampton Roads Harbor. Our top deck provides ample comfortable seating with plenty of shade. Relax with Mom and be entertained by our ship’s musician.

Includes: one complimentary mimosa or champagne for Mom plus a charcuterie snack box by Gourmet Gang.

Mother’s Day Brunch at Saltine

May 10, 2026
Saltine

Brunch Special | $16 Petite Quiche with spinach, tomato, and white cheddar, served alongside lump crab salad, a spring berry and candied walnut salad with lemon vinaigrette, and a slice of house-made coffee cake.

Dinner Special | $34 Herb & Grano Padano Crusted Salmon featuring a dill mustard crust, served with a creamy chickpea and spinach fricassée.

Mother’s Day Brunch at Green Onion 

May 10, 2026
Green OnioN

A newly-revamped menu at Greenb Onion awaits Moms and their guests on Mother’s Day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Glass Studio Mother’s Day Sale

May 2, 2026
Perry Glass Studio

Mother’s Day is just around the corner. Show those moms, moms-to-be, and mom-like figures a lot of love with a unique gift of glass. The Perry Glass Studio is hosting its annual Mother’s Day Glass Sale.

Members’ Presale, 9-10 a.m. sale continues for the public, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Support local makers and shop for unique gifts created by the Perry Glass Studio team. Find jewelry, décor, and more.

Clay Crafts: Mother’s Day Edition

May 8-9, 2026
All Hands Pottery Studio

Join Artesstry’s Tess O’Malley for a fun evening of crafting with clay!

You’ll use small cookie cutters to shape your charms, then pick your favorite colors to glaze your creations all in one workshop. For the Mother’s Day Edition of Clay Crafts, the main cutter shapes will be florals, leaves, and hearts! Other simple shapes will also be included. No previous art experience required, the studio will provide all materials, instruction, and basic techniques for working with clay. This class is a hand-building workshop and does not involve the use of a pottery wheel.

A Mother’s Day Tea

May 10, 2026
Hunter House Victorian Museum

Seatings at 12pm & 3 PM

$30 Members/$45 Not-Yet Members/$15 Children under 13

A mother’s love for her child is like nothing else in the world. It knows no law, no pity. It dares all things and crushes remorselessly all that stand in its path” – Agatha Christie

Come honor the mothers and Mother figures in your life. Toast to those you love and enjoy floral themed delights and endless pots of tea.

Mommy & Me + The Village

March 28, 2026
Selden Market

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Mommy & Me + The Villge! Music, crafts & community.

Join us for a special Women’s History Month celebration honoring mothers, caregivers, and the beautiful village that helps raise our little ones.

This Mommy & Me experience is designed to create a safe, joyful space for connection, community, and fun. Enjoy music, kid-friendly activities, light refreshments, and meaningful moments with your little one(s) — while connecting with other amazing parents in the room.

Mothers Day at the Main

May 10, 2026
Norfolk Hilton the Main

Celebrate Mom in style at Grain’s Mother’s Day Brunch, a festive rooftop experience filled with delicious flavors and beautiful waterfront views. Treat the special women in your life to a plentiful buffet featuring brunch favorites, fresh seasonal selections, and indulgent desserts—all crafted to make her day unforgettable. Gather with family and friends, raise a glass, and enjoy a relaxed, celebratory atmosphere as we honor Mom with great food and even better company.

Mom Era Market

May 9, 2026
435 Monticello Ave.

Welcome to your Mom Era — where softness, strength, and self-care meet creativity.Mom Era Market is a curated celebration of motherhood in all its forms — the nurturing, the chaotic, the healing, the funny, and the deeply beautiful. This themed market invites guests to shop, connect, and celebrate the people who hold everything together (even when they pretend they don’t ).
Whether you’re shopping for Mom, bringing Mom, celebrating yourself, or honoring someone special — this experience is built for heart,
comfort, and community.

Mother’s Day Charcuterie Workshop

May 3, 2026
COVA Brewing Co.


Come join us at COVA Brewing Company for a festive and fun Mother’s Day Charcuterie Workshop with Boards and Moore! Learn how to create the perfect charcuterie board to impress your guests or have a quiet night in. Kellie, owner of Boards and Moore, will guide you through selecting the best meats, cheeses, and accompaniments. 

Need more brunch options? Check out our brunch guide here! For more events? Here’s our full calendar. Happy Mother’s Day!

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31 March 2026

5 Must-Have Norfolk Experiences for the Solo Traveler

Traveling solo can be a truly liberating experience. From start to finish, you’re in full control of your time, your meals and your adventures, making your travel experience exactly what you want it to be. Norfolk is an ideal destination for the solo traveler because of our culturally diverse attractions, incredible culinary scene, abundance of outdoor activities and unique stores for taking a piece of Norfolk home with you.

Here are five must-have experiences to get you started on planning a solo trip you’ll love.

Chrysler Museum of Art and Perry Glass Studio

The Chrysler is renowned for its illustrious collection of glass with more than 10,000 glass objects spanning nearly 3,000 years. The museum is celebrated for its Tiffany glass collection, along with a robust European painting and culture gallery, modern, contemporary and decorative arts galleries, an ancient worlds gallery and a strong photography collection. Perfect for a rainy morning or a humid afternoon, the Chrysler invites travelers to block several hours to enjoy the beautiful pieces found in this cultural enclave. Bonus — the Chrysler Museum has free admission! Adjacent to the museum sits the Perry Glass Studio, an educational facility with a full slate of public demonstrations and performances. Plus, there’s free glassblowing demonstrations Tuesday–Sunday at noon!

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Abundance of Locally-Owned Restaurants

Filled with a vibrant mix of chefs, bakers and makers, Norfolk has blossomed into one of the Southeast’s most dynamic foodie destinations. The city’s captivating urban appeal and history lure visitors in, and the culinary creations keep them here. Being right on the coast means an abundance of fresh seafood served in both traditional and eclectic ways. But there’s also a myriad of eateries focused on anything from healthy fare to desserts to international cuisine.

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Water activities

There are so many ways to enjoy the water in Norfolk. Grab your suit, a beach chair and magazine and head to Ocean View Beach to soak in a day of leisure! Cruise the Elizabeth River harbor aboard the American or Victory Rover, or learn the ropes with Sail Nauticus. Spend some quiet time journeying along the Lafayette River with Norfolk Kayak Rentals. Finally, for unmatched water views, head to Grain — located on the fifth floor of Norfolk Hilton The Main — to enjoy a cold beverage on a rooftop beer garden. See more ways to enjoy the water here.

Explore the Elizabeth River Trail

Hop on a bike, walk or run along the Elizabeth River Trail, a 10.5-mile urban biking and pedestrian trail built on several former railroad right-of-ways. Spend the morning or afternoon exploring the waterfront and the historic Freemason District, Ghent and Chelsea neighborhoods. Along the way, you’ll pass Plum Point Park, Weyanoke Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary, Hermitage Museum and Gardens and beautiful residential streets. See more things to do along the ERT.

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Shop Locally

Norfolk is a city bustling with creativity, which extends to the eclectic wares and souvenirs featured at local stores. You’re likely to come across locally poured candles, leather goods, art, jewelry, clothing, accessories, home goods, plants and more during your time browsing through shops. Here’s an outline of the best gift shops, artisan wares, consignment and antique stores that are scattered throughout the city.

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31 March 2026

Best Brunch Spots in Norfolk, VA

From pillowy biscuits to piled-high Benedicts and waffles topped with all the fixings, brunch in Norfolk never disappoints. No matter what your taste buds are craving, these popular brunch spots have all the essentials. Gather your brunch squad, order a mimosa or Bloody Mary and get ready to dig in! 

Downtown

Canvas Social Cuisine

Excite your palate with brunch at Canvas, where they offer every option under the sun. Choose from entrees like the Sunglasses and Advil Burger or King of Norfolk Breakfast Platter (fried lobster, blackened shrimp and salmon, crab cakes, eggs and potatoes with a side of grits). Their Benedicts come with fried chicken or lobster, their French toast is available in flights, and their omelets come stuffed with all your favorites. Sweeten things up with a Down and Dirty Waffle or a festive Party Waffle. Canvas even features brunch options for kids, ranging from classic French toast or waffles to a breakfast wrap.

Grain 

Every Saturday and Sunday, locals and visitors alike flock to the fifth floor of Norfolk Hilton The Main to enjoy the rooftop brunch at Grain. The incredible views of the waterfront paired with an all-you-can-eat brunch buffet will make for a picture-perfect Sunday brunch. Enjoy specialties like fresh oysters and made-to-order omelets and tacos.

Stockpot

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Specializing in modern healthy comfort food, Stockpot features a menu with the freshest ingredients, good-for-you ingredients that translate to the perfect mix of guilt-free indulgence. Look for options you won’t find elsewhere like the green Shakshuka featuring tomatillo sauce, asparagus, green chickpeas, kale, herbs and a poached egg with cotija cheese and pita bread. On the sweeter side, check out their irresistible blueberry lavender French toast. When it comes to brunch cocktails, Stockpot doesn’t disappoint with a lineup of mimosas (by the glass, bottle or flight), espresso martini or Irish coffee and a classic bloody mary.

Freemason District

Four Eleven York

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Four Eleven York knows how to whip up some fabulous dishes any time of the day, and they shine bright during rise-and-shine hours. Take advantage of life near the bay by ordering a fried oyster Benedict with Eastern Shore oysters or an oyster po-boy featuring Korean fried oysters with Asian slaw. Step on the healthy side with a farro bowl featuring carrots, peas, blistered tomatoes, creme fresh and an egg. Of course, you can’t go wrong with strawberry buttermilk pancakes served with a fresh Carolina strawberry compost. Pair these downright delicious options with a Fairy Kiss (kiwi, zirbenz, lime, sage simple syrup and Prosecco) or a perfectly spiced Bloody Mary.

Omar’s Carriage House

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Colonial place

The Bird

The Bird was formed out of a deep love for breakfast classics and craft cocktails. This fusion formed the core of The Bird’s brunch, cocktail, and small plates-based menu. Grab and go, or sit and stay for a while. Any way you want, it’s at The Bird.

Railroad District

Handsome Biscuit 

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While this isn’t your typical brunch outing, you can ask any local for a brunch recommendation and we can guarantee that Handsome Biscuit is near the top of their list. This trendy biscuit shop popped up in 2013 and has been slinging the best breakfast sandwiches ever since. They specialize in sweet potato biscuit sandwiches, like fried chicken biscuits, pulled pork biscuits and more. Their more breakfast-forward biscuit, the Shorty (over hard egg and cheddar with the option to add thick cut bacon or pork sausage) can be paired with their hash-tots to really tie in the brunch vibe. It’s common for Handsome Biscuit to have a line out the door, but the wait is well worth it.

Toast

With a name like Toast, you know what’s on the menu, but that’s where assumptions must end. Toast makes their bread in-house and tops them with everything under the sun. Try the Eggy Dub, two soft boiled eggs on toast with cheddar and ricotta alongside bacon and a side salad, or the Smoked Salmon with creme fresh, pickled onions, tomato and capers. They also have a fantastic selection of chili and grits bowls, sandwiches and sweets. Brunch is offered Friday through Sunday.

The Fishin’ Pig

Did someone say bottomless mimosas? The Fishin’ Pig offers a choice of pineapple, orange or cranberry mimosas made fresh and ready every Sunday morning from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting at $16.95. These pair perfectly with the restaurant’s hearty selection of mornin’ skillets, breakfast sandwiches and specialties like biscuits and gravy, French toast sticks and chicken and waffles.

Ocean View and East Beach

Mudita Cafe & Coffeehouse

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Mudita Cafe & Coffeehouse specializes in internationally inspired craft coffee and tea— rotating specialties seasonally—and also features a variety of brunch options. You really can’t go wrong with a sharable pancake platter, especially if it’s paired with a mimosa pitcher.

Stony’s Dockside Bar and Grille

Prefer brunch with a view? Stony’s is owned and operated by Chef Stony and Laura Johnson and is located in East Ocean View, offering complete views of the East Beach Marina. Their brunch menu offers typical dishes like Cinnamon French Toast and eggs Benedict, but they also have Southern classics like scrumptious shrimp and grits and, of course, chicken and waffles. We know Bloody Marys and mimosas are a must at any proper brunch, but try a local favorite cocktail that rivals the mimosa, the Orange Crush featuring orange juice, Sprite and flavored vodka.

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31 March 2026

Outdoor Fire Pits in Norfolk

There’s something truly magical about dining outdoors with the cozy flames of a fire pit nearby. The quiet ambiance of nature punctuated by the soft crackle of fire is indeed a relaxing and romantic setting for any meal this time of year. Ready to experience it for yourself? Here are some of the hottest fire pits in Norfolk for some of the coolest evenings of the season.

Grain

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Rooftop and waterfront views accompany this tabletop fire pit the whole group can huddle around. Don’t miss live music Wednesday through Sunday, happy hour Monday through Friday, and a Bloody Mary selection for Sunday brunch.

The Ghent (RoofTop)

Nothing beats pouring your own beer at this rooftop establishment in the heart of Ghent. Dine on sharables, salads, burgers, tacos and more in this open air setting where heaters and fire pits help tame the coolest of evenings in the Mermaid City.

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Perro Blanco

Nestled in the Railroad District alongside local favorite Toast is Perro Blanco, a cozy mezcal bar that will be your go-to stop for a variety of tasty cocktails. With 50 mescals and 40 tequilas in stock, you’ll have your fair share of fun, innovative cocktails to try. This auto-shop-turned-hidden-gem welcomes guests to enjoy homemade corn tortilla tacos that pair perfectly with a smoky mezcal margarita. Embrace the fall and winter seasons with tacos by the fire pit on their patio!

Four Eleven York 

Picturesquely positioned in the Freemason District, Four Eleven York offers a modern and inviting atmosphere with quite an elevated dining experience and superior craft cocktails. Here, you can enjoy the lovely ambiance of the back patio (adorned with twinkle lights, no less) any time of year as their gorgeous fire pits will keep you toasty warm. Need an extra toast? Try ordering the Bartender’s Experience to have a cocktail designed in just your style.

COVA Brewing Co.

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There’s plenty to love about COVA Brewing Co, whether you’re there for the brews (both coffee and beer), the live music, the calm, coastal atmosphere or the decadent fire pits. Why enjoy just one aspect when you can have them all in one place? COVA is a splendid spot to spend an afternoon sipping by the flames.

TASTE Ghent

Priding themselves on a fantastic, Virginia-proud selection of sandwiches, salads, soups and snacks, TASTE strives for that farm-to-table perfection. This café style restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is perfect for a quick pick-up on the way to your next destination. The restaurant’s pledge to high-quality food extends to the shelves of their retail store, highlighting local Virginia foods such as cheese, gourmet munchies, fine wine and beer. Toast your feet by the fire while you munch on their savory sandwiches and sip their aromatic coffee. 

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Hank’s Filling Station 

Classic cocktails, plus an ever-rotating selection of beers and ciders, are best enjoyed at Hank’s Filling Station. This hip restaurant with backyard games is an ideal spot to chat by a large fire pit, order another round of Totchos or shishito peppers and try the newest beverage on tap.

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Waterside District

With multiple fire pits throughout, Waterside District’s waterfront vibes stay cozy here in Norfolk. Grab dinner or just a drink, and soak up skyline views of our neighboring city Portsmouth. 

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Torch

The warmth from a fire pairs perfectly with Torch’s fried pimento cheese balls, served with a side of sriracha ranch. Pair your bites with a local beer, play a round of cornhole and enjoy the crackle of the fire.

Elation

Located in Norfolk’s Larchmont neighborhood, Elation brews stellar beers in a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of seating both indoors and outside. Larchmont Lager, Notice This, Rose Gose and Highland Park Hazy are all part of their flagships, but rotating taps include guest beers from around the world, ciders, meads and even four wines on tap. While you’re there, enjoy a pizza from Bakehouse at Elation, baked in their wood-fired oven on site. On cooler nights, take your meal outside around a generously-sized fire pit along north Colley Ave.

Leone’s

Overlooking Norfolk’s famous Granby Street sits one of the most beloved Italian restaurants in the city, Leone’s. Admire the views from above and then cozy up on their back patio next to the fire!

Craft on Colley

Craft On Colley serves up first-class cocktails and an amazing array of cuisine – from burgers to Asian bowls to sushi and tacos. There’s also a lovely fire pit out front for warming up with a drink.

afterglow Brewing

Founded in the Railyard of Norfolk, Afterglow is a fun, family-friendly/pet-friendly brewery crafting delicious beers and seltzers in all styles. They brew with state-of-the-art BrewHa equipment from Canada and are the first brewery to use this system in the state of Virginia. They also pride themselves on recycling their used grain to local farmers in the Hampton Roads area.

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24 March 2026

Take the Amtrak to Norfolk, VA

Did you know that Norfolk has an Amtrak station that resides Downtown near the Harbor Park baseball stadium? The station is just steps away from connecting you to our whole city, and you can get here seamlessly and conveniently.

Ashland, VA Amtrak stop

Whether you’re catching the train in D.C, Richmond or another Northeastern city, your trip is sure to be smooth and enjoyable. Once aboard the train, you will start soaring through the beautiful countryside of Virginia, catching glimpses of small towns along the way. As the train makes a stop in the quaint town of Ashland, crossing guards and local spectators will wave at your arrival. As the trip continues, you’ll pass marinas, worn farmhouses and small country stores.

Amtrak offers guests Wi-Fi, comfortable seating and tables in the dining car for eating or working remotely. Grab a bite to eat, a coffee or even a glass of wine as you relax and enjoy the ride to Norfolk. Taking the train has its perks for both leisure and business travelers, but the most obvious of them all is a stress-free commute. When your next meeting is in town or you want a weekend getaway, let the convenience of the train be your answer.

Once you arrive to your destination in Norfolk, exit the train and walk a short three minutes until you reach Norfolk’s light rail system, The Tide. Here, you’ll find yourself at the Harbor Park Tide Station. Once on board The Tide, take the light rail to MacArthur Square Station to land in Downtown Norfolk. With eight Downtown hotels, you’re only a short walk from your home away from home.

Norfolk’s Light Rail system The Tide at Harbor Park station

Walkability

After check-in, you’ll be ready to explore our beautiful city that’s full of things to do, plus amazing culinary spots. From Downtown to the NEON District, Granby Street is known as Restaurant Row and features cuisine ranging from modern American fare at 219 BistroGershwin’s and Grilled Cheese Bistro to a French bakery like Lamia’s Crepes. The cuisine doesn’t end there. Seafood restaurants like Saltine decorate our waterfront while juices and healthy options are frequently enjoyed at The Stockpot and Zeke’s Beans & Bowls.

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You can also walk over to Freemason District, arguably the most picturesque area in the city for its cobblestoned streets, historic architecture and the perfect spot to watch a sunset. Check out the historic Hunter House Victorian Museum or Freemason Abbey, an 1870s church-turned-restaurant; we highly recommend their she crab soup. Cure Coffee House serves some of the best coffee and cocktails in town, while the Pagoda is a picturesque place that’s ideal for perusing, taking photos and simply enjoying the beautiful ambiance and trickling water.

Downtown by Bike

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If walking isn’t the best option, Norfolk also has the Elizabeth River Trail (ERT), a 10.5-mile waterfront path that is perfect for biking. Discover spots on the trail by renting a bike from E-Bike Alley, an electric bike rental company located Downtown.

The ERT starts right where you exited the train at Harbor Park. Hop on the trail here for a start-to-finish ride or visit ERT’s website for a map of where to pick up the trail.

The Bakehouse at Chelsea

If you hop on the ERT Downtown, take a short ride over to Norfolk’s Chelsea neighborhood. Along the way, you’ll pass the Battleship Wisconsinthe Pagoda, Hague Bridge, Plum Point Park and many more picture-worthy stops. Once you arrive in Chelsea, you’ll find local food favorites and lots of craft beer including BenchtopThe Birch (named one of the top 10 beer bars in America by USA Today). Local tip: Order a brick oven pizza from the neighboring restaurant Bakehouse at Chelsea and enjoy a delectable pie at The Birch.

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Continue biking through Norfolk’s beautiful neighborhoods filled with established trees and stunning historic homes. The path ends near the Hermitage Museum & Gardens, a 20th-century arts-and-crafts estate located on the shore of the Lafayette River.

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16 March 2026

Top Farmers Markets in Norfolk, VA

What better way to taste fresh Norfolk cuisine than attending one of our farmers’ markets? Norfolk’s season to shop fresh and local begins in April and ends in late fall. Whether you’re a local or visiting, there is something for everyone to enjoy and take home. 


Summer & Winter Markets At Afterglow

May-Sept.: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 3-6 p.m.
Jan.-April: 2nd and 4th Saturdays, Noon-2:30 p.m.
2330 Bowdens Ferry Rd. (Railyard Development)

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(Formerly the Talbot Park Farmers’ Markets). Colorful produce dominates the market, sweet doughnut aromas linger in the air, and vibrant bouquets and posies poke out of many a reusable shopping bag. This dog- and kid-friendly local affair offers an array of goods from fresh oysters to local honey, soaps and so much more. Grab a Joysicles Gourmet Pop or a hot doughnut while you meander around. A special Thanksgiving Market is also held in November (2026 date TBA). See all of the upcoming vendors here


East Beach Farmers Market

May to NOVEMBER
Every Saturday 9 a.m.–noon 
2413 E. Ocean View Ave.

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Spend Saturday mornings perusing fresh and local foods and agricultural products at the East Beach Farmers Market. From nutritious micro-greens and pasture-raised eggs to cold brew coffees, there’s something for everyone to enjoy here. While you’re there, stop by the market’s food trucks, including amazing yeast doughnuts made on site that are worth the wait in line. Check out their upcoming vendors here.


Ghent Farmers Market

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April to September
first and third Friday of each month, 4 PM to 7 PM.
Colley Avenue and Spotswood

The goal of the Ghent Farmers Market is to attract local farmers and vendors to showcase local products to Ghent and nearby residents. The venue is within easy walking distance to many surrounding neighborhoods, making it a fun destination for neighbors to visit and shop local. Check out their upcoming vendors here.

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A Locals' Guide to St. Patrick's Day

Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Norfolk this year? Well, you’re in luck. (Get it?) We have some really fun St. Patrick’s Day events in Norfolk complete with green drinks and plenty of reasons to dress in an Irish-inspired fashion. Plus, If you’re in the mood for some authentic Irish eats and drinks, we’ve got you covered there too. So, throw on some shamrocks, give in to a green beer, and join in the fun.

Note that in 2026, St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Tuesday, meaning most celebrations are happening on the previous weekend.

Irish Inspired Eats and Drinks

Food

Grace O’Malley’s Irish Pub

Norfolk’s only Irish pub, Grace O’Malley’s is smack dab in the heart of Downtown and is the most authentic Irish experience around. Throughout the pub you’ll find items shipped directly from Ireland: the mahogany woodwork, the light fixtures and even the tile. Grace O’Malley’s owners were determined to give customers a true Irish experience and have exceeded expectations with their authentic menu and live Irish performers of Gaelic song and dance. Indulge in traditional dishes like bangers and mash, cottage pie, shepherd’s pie made with homemade Guinness brown gravy or corned beef Blarney sub created with their signature Paddy Old Irish Whiskey sauce. Pair your meal with an Irish beer (we recommend Smithwick’s – pronounced “Smiddick’s”) to get the full experience.

St. Patrick’s Events in Norfolk

Shamrockin’ in Ghent

March 6, 2026

Shamrockin’ in Ghent the much anticipated annual St. Patrick’s Day Block Party in Norfolk’s historic Ghent district. The event launches the St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Thousands of people come out to celebrate with live music from The Fighting Jamesons. The Tidewater Pipes and Drums kick off the event on the street. There are beer trucks, Irish whiskey and local food vendors.


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59th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade 

March 14, 2026

The 59th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade is a fun filled Irish parade with all the marching bands, clowns, floats, cars, and people necessary to make up an exciting and enjoyable parade. After the parade come inside the Columbian Club of Ocean View for live music, food and fun. There will be a variety of food vendors and live music.

See full parade route at https://norfolkparade.com/

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Party After the Parade at COVA

March 14, 2026

Look for COVA Brewing Company’s float during the parade, and then head over to the brewery to keep the party going until 9 p.m.! They’ll have food, live music and all the green beer you can drink!

Keep the party going with live music by Kaboombox, festive vibes, and specialty drinks flowing all day—including our famous green beer. Grab your crew, wear your green, and celebrate St. Paddy’s the COVA way.

Everybody’s Irish DJ Night at Grain

March 14, 2026

Get ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend the right way. Join us Saturday, March 14th from 9PM-2AM as DJ Saint James spins your favorite tracks all night long. Whether you’re Irish or just Irish for the night, come raise a glass (or pint) with us.


St. Patrick’s Day Post Parade Party at Benchtop

March 14, 2026

When the parade confetti settles and the street sweepers roll through, the real fun begins. Slide over to Benchtop and keep the celebration going with us. We’ll have corned beef sausages sizzling all day from our friends at Pendulum Meats, plenty of good pours flowing, and Cats on the Blacktop bringing the jams from 4–7pm. When the band packs up, the mic heats up with karaoke from 7-10 so you can sing your heart out and close the night strong.

One Last Time at Bold Mariner

March 17, 2026

Ocean View brewery Bold Mariner’s St. Patrick’s Day parties are the stuff of legend, so it will be a bittersweet farewell this year as the Mariner prepares for its next chapter.

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25 February 2026

Best Restaurants for a Business Lunch

Step out of the office and into one of Norfolk’s delicious restaurants for lunch. Whether you’re a soup, salad and sandwich lover or craving something more substantial like fresh seafood or elevated comfort dishes, you can find everything you’re looking for at these Norfolk restaurants. Plus, we’ve selected for you the options that are quiet and/or quick for colleagues working during lunch or for those eager to get back to work.

Downtown

Gourmet Gang

Whether dining in, picking up curbside or having delivered, Gourmet Gang delivers a consistent quality that Downtown diners have come to know and love. With weekly specials, a fantastic lineup of sandwiches, wraps, salads and sides, plus box lunches, you truly can’t go wrong with Gourmet Gang, especially if you save room for dessert.

Grilled Cheese Bistro

Feeling indulgent? Head to the Grilled Cheese Bistro on Granby Street for out-of-this-world sandwich creations served hot. Try the lobster mac and cheese grilled cheese, an all-time favorite, or go for an unexpected combination of lemon thyme berry compote with bacon, caramelized onion, brie and Swiss. Don’t forget to pair with a classic tomato soup or hand-cut fries.

Lizard Cafe

Located inside locally owned Prince Books, the Lizard Cafe features soups, salads, sandwiches and wraps along with combinations to try a little of this and a little of that. The service is always welcoming and expedited, and the sweet potato biscuits are always on point.

Saltine

Lunch at Saltine means saving some of the freshest seafood around. Indulge in their raw bar offerings featuring oysters, shrimp and clams, or go for a starter of crab cakes, mussels or calamari. They offer a fantastic assortment of salads, sandwiches and other lunch entrees made to order. A popular choice is their Signature Half & Half Lunch featuring a half order of lobster roll, tuna taco, fish sandwich or mussels paired with the soup or salad of your choosing. Along with the phenomenal food, Saltine is ideal for their elevated atmosphere whether dining in a quiet booth or out on the patio.

Stockpot

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It’s hard to find an ideal combination of comfort food that’s also healthy, but Executive Chef Michelle Bui has done just that at Stockpot. Their team combines the flavor satisfactions of a hearty meal with fresh ingredients that are full of nutrients in irresistible and guilt-free dishes. Many Downtown professionals look forward to Stockpot’s soup or toasty of the day, along with their bowl options that are loaded with fresh ingredients. They tend to get crowded during lunchtime, so get there early to ensure a spot.

Town Center Cold Pressed

Norfolk is lucky to have two Town Center Cold Pressed locations from which to enjoy fresh and healthy options made with quality ingredients. There’s the newest location located inside Norfolk Hilton the Main and a Ghent location too! In addition to raw, cold-pressed juices, you’ll find sandwiches, bagels and oatmeal and smoothie bowls for a lighter option.

Freemason

Freemason Abbey

Lunch with a side of history? The building in which Freesmason Abbey is housed was once a church dating back to 1873, making it one of the oldest establishments in the city. The restaurant’s stained glass windows are stunning works of art and are original to the building. Freemason’s award-winning she crab soup is a popular choice, along with its other scrumptious dishes like their Seafood Fantasia (shrimp and sea scallops sautéed with peppers and onions, tossed with linguini in a white wine Old Bay cream sauce and topped with lump crab meat). Freemason Abbey’s historic presence combined with its decadent, comforting southern seafood cuisine is the perfect place to enjoy lunch. 

Ghent

Baker’s Crust

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Known for their artisan breads and ingredients fresh from Virginia farms, Baker’s Crust is a staple in Norfolk and beyond. You can’t go wrong with their boxed lunches featuring signature salads—Wine Country, Shanghai tuna or a lovely avocado, mozzarella and tomato option—or sandwiches like a roasted chicken grinder, smokin’ turkey BLT or classic veggie. 

Cafe Stella

This bustling cafe in Ghent is popular for meeting any time of the day. The coffee is always fresh from beans roasted on site, and the breakfast/brunch menu truly shines with fresh and healthy options. When it comes to lunch, look for assorted sandwiches (with several vegan and vegetarian options available) along with a rice bowl and soup of the day. Some tables are great for one-on-one meetings while others offer communal dining, so find the option that works best for you, caffeinate to your heart’s desire, and make your meeting matter.

Pendulum Fine Meats 

Norfolk’s family-owned butcher shop has won the hearts of many diners through the years, and their Butchers Luncheonette follows suit as being dependable and well loved. Their sandwiches and burgers are understandably meat-focused with tasty options like roast beef, smoked brisket or ham and cheese. Owners Dylan and Dana Wakefield love their location in the Ghent neighborhood for its historical buildings, sense of community and walkability; we know you’ll love it too!

TASTE

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Loved in many locations, TASTE is quite a popular option and a Ghent staple. They’re known for a classic and locally-named selection of sandwiches and salads, and their boxed lunches are especially favored. Plus, their grab-and-go selections and on-site market featuring top Virginia food products make it especially easy to find something you’ll love. Pull up a seat inside or on the patio for a casual and enjoyable lunch meeting.

Yorgo’s Bageldashery 

Who doesn’t love a great bagel sandwich for lunch? Yorgo’s is the best spot in town to reach bagel bliss. They offer all the classics—lox with cream cheese, egg sammies and the simplistic flavored cream cheese spreads—plus a great selection of soups, salads and sides. Make sure you check out their vegan options; they are plentiful.

NEON District

Zinnia

Located in the beautiful Chrysler Museum of Art, Zinnia is a concept developed by TASTE and enhanced by a striking modern design and elegant outdoor garden terrace. Every plate is carefully crafted to highlight quality local and seasonal ingredients in unique and innovative ways, whether through their soups and salads, handhelds, boards and bowls or fresh sides.

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Norfolk's Outdoor Dining Guide

It’s the perfect time of year for al fresco dining, and Norfolk’s restaurants certainly don’t disappoint. Dinner with water views? You got it. How about an outdoor seat Downtown among the hustle and bustle? Absolutely. Quiet spot to sip wine in a dreamy garden? Coming right up. Celebrate patio season by making reservations at some of these Norfolk restaurants with outdoor dining options.

This list includes a few of our favorites, but you can find many more excellent Norfolk restaurants with outdoor dining here.

Baker’s Crust Artisan Kitchen 

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Bakers Crust

There’s something for everyone to love at this small franchise restaurant located in Ghent. Come for breakfast, lunch or dinner and enjoy a seat on their patio where you can watch patrons pop in and out of stores in the Palace Shops. As a bonus, see if you can spot the colorful mermaid “swimming” in the parking lot.

The Bird

The Bird was formed out of a deep love for breakfast classics and craft cocktails. This fusion formed the core of The Bird’s brunch, cocktail, and small plates-based menu. Grab and go, or sit and stay for a while (including at a small outdoor section). Any way you want, it’s at The Bird.

Blanca Food + Wine

Blanca Food+Wine is a convivial restaurant with a fun, old world focused wine list and thoughtful plates inspired by the rustic cooking of France, Spain and Italy. In warmer months, sit outside for the ambiance.

Blue Moon Taphouse

Aside from its already-famous Belgian-style beers, the Blue Moon TapHouse boasts 22,550 square footage and connects Waterside Drive to the Elizabeth River waterfront in the heart of Downtown Norfolk, Virginia. Blue Moon TapHouse at Waterside District features three unique dining and entertainment experiences throughout the venue. The dining area of the venue, which opens up to beautiful, waterfront views along the Elizabeth River, features a large exterior patio for outdoor dining and second stage for live music.

Craft on Colley

Enjoy dining and craft cocktails in this casually-upscale yet affordable destination. Patio seating out front allows diners to enjoy the action of Colley Ave. (and gorgeous sunsets in the evening). A fire pit keeps diners warm during the cooler times of year.

Elation Brewing

Located in Norfolk’s Larchmont neighborhood, Elation brews stellar beers in a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of seating both indoors and outside. Larchmont Lager, Notice This, Rose Gose and Highland Park Hazy are all part of their flagships, but rotating taps include guest beers from around the world, ciders, meads and even four wines on tap. While you’re there, enjoy a pizza from Bakehouse at Elation, baked in their wood-fired oven on site.

Four Eleven York

This boutique inn and restaurant in the heart of Norfolk’s historic Freemason District is the pure definition of charm and beauty. It’s an incomparable experience to dine on multiple courses of elevated, locally sourced cuisine on their outdoor patio adorned with chic fire pits, greenery galore and whimsical strands of twinkle lights.

The Ghent (Rooftop)

The Ghent is a self-pour gastropub and rooftop lounge. They use a state-of-the-art self-pour draft system that allows guests to decide how much of what beer, wine or batched cocktail they want to enjoy. Just get your pour card activated by a “beerista’ or manager and enjoy your favorite libation at your own pace. On a gorgeous Virginia day, nothing beats sitting on the Ghent’s rooftop bar and munching on a few Korean tacos and other assorted bar foods.

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Grace O’Malley’s

How Irish is Grace O’Malley’s? Virtually everything in the bar and restaurant was handcrafted in Ireland, including the bar itself and the storefront. Enjoy Granby St.-side dining at the covered parklet/streatery in front of the pub year-round.

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Grain

Water views? Check. Unmatched outlook of Downtown? Check. Rooftop beer garden, fire pits and cozy seating? Check, check and check. Grain is a go-to for some of the best outdoor seating in Norfolk, complete with an impeccable weekend brunch buffet, all your favorite beverages and a few strangers who are soon-to-be friends.

Hank’s Filling Station

Hank’s Filling Station features delicious barbecue and plenty of tasty beverages to go along with a plethora of outdoor lawn games, fire pits and oftentimes live music as well. It’s like the backyard you’ve always dreamt of! Grab a seat at a picnic table, start up a friendly game of something fun, and wait for your name to be called, signaling your food is hot and ready.

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Leone’s Italian

Norfolk’s only rooftop Italian restaurant is truly a gem of Downtown. Whether you dine on the rooftop overlooking the bustling Granby Street below or take a seat on their lovely back patio, you’re in for a treat when it comes to the views and the authentic food.

Longboards

Longboards is found in the East Beach community of Norfolk, where dockside seating awaits! Enjoy a cup of she-crab soup or crab mac and cheese as you overlook the docks and yachts of East Beach Marina

Luna Maya

Casual Latin American & vegetarian dining in a hip, loftlike setting with a patio & full bar. A spacious outdoor dining area allows diners to watch the comings and goings along Colley Ave. and 21st St. in the charming Ghent neighborhood.

MJ’s Tavern

For more than a dozen years, MJ’s has been ground zero for Hampton Roads’ LGBTQ+ community. With fresh daily kitchen specials and a full bar, MJ’s is a place that’s always bustling with things to do. And one of those things? Sitting outside under the covered porch with a cold drink as you watch passersby on Granby St.

Ocean View Fishing Pier Restaurant

It doesn’t get closer to the Chesapeake Bay than this. Walk out along a portion of the Ocean View Fishing Pier to reach this sunny, casual spot with pub-type fare and cool drinks. Get a glider table for your group, or opt for one of the high-top chairs looking out onto the glistening Chesapeake Bay.

Omar’s Carriage House

Omar’s Carriage House — originally an 1840s, you guessed it, carriage house. As the property has changed hands a few different times, you now can find a folksy dining room serving up delectable American- Mediterranean fusion plates; try their braised lamb tacos that come with their popular garlic ginger fries. Moroccan Mondays at Omar’s Carriage House are some of our favorite days to explore new cuisine, like assorted kebabs and a beautiful pita sampler. Group menus are available, with a private room that can accommodate 45 guests. Enjoy outside dining in Omar’s tented patio, great for whatever weather Norfolk has in store.

Public House

The Public House

On the inside, the Public House offers upscale comfort fare with a Southern spin with Belgian ales and craft drinks in a dark-wood space. On the outside, seating along Colley Ave. and Princess Anne allow for some serious people watching in the height of summer.

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Saltine

A full patio at Saltine signals a gorgeous day. It doesn’t get much better than indulging in some of the freshest seafood around while taking in a gentle breeze and doing some casual people watching from Saltine’s blissful patio overlooking Downtown’s Main Street.

Tacos Y Tequila

Two of the best pairings come together in one of Norfolk’s greatest neighborhoods. Tacos y Tequila, located in Ghent, is a Mexican restaurant serving favorite dishes and Taco Tuesday specials. For much of the year, you’ll find crowds sitting in the adjoining streatery on Calley Ave. where people-watching never gets old.

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Toast

Sail shades decorate Toast’s ever-growing garden, giving you the perfect Instagrammable shot! Not only is their environment pretty, but so are the food and drinks! Sit back, relax, and toast to the good life.

Torch

Torch Bistro in Norfolk, VA

With a fun atmosphere and casual outdoor dining, The Torch Bistro is the perfect place to unwind with a cocktail, some great American styled food, and live music.

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Zeke’s Beans and Bowls

Local art lines the walls and sunshine beams in on this eclectic, turf-lined patio outside of Zeke’s Beans and Bowls. The fare is just as fresh as the atmosphere. Choose from spicy poke bowls, cooling açaí bowls and a few smoothies and sandwiches in between as you take in the art and the eats in Norfolk’s NEON District.

Honorable Mention

Safe to say, Norfolk is jam-packed with places to eat outside. A few of our other favorites include:

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