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5 Crazy Themed Restaurants in Hampton, Virginia that are Worth Going Out of Your Way For
Hampton, Virginia — a city where the Chesapeake’s salt air mingles with the scent of fried fish and sweet pastries, where brick streets wind past murals and marinas, and where every block seems to hum with the stories of sailors, students, and families who call this place home. Here, the architecture is a patchwork of colonial facades and modern glass, the neighborhoods a living mosaic of cultures — from the old Phoebus district to the bustling waterfront, from the laughter of children at Buckroe Beach to the quiet pride of local artists. Food here is more than sustenance; it’s a celebration, a gathering, a way to taste the city’s soul.
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Shoppers cut back as food costs continue to rise
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Rising grocery prices are causing shoppers to pause as they fill their carts, with food prices projected to increase by 3.1% total in 2026 and another 3.1% in 2027, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The persistent price increases are placing financial strain on...
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Giveaway causes traffic backups in Portsmouth
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Only one Village Inn left in Hampton Roads after recent closures
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) – And then there was one… Two local Village Inn restaurants, in Chesapeake and Suffolk, have closed. The links to web pages for both restaurants are broken. When you search for locations on the Village Inn website, it shows the only Hampton Roads restaurant that remains is the one in Virginia Beach, […]
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Woody’s Raw Bar & Grill plans to relocate, add new restaurant in Chesapeake
For years, locals have waited for the vacant freestanding waterfront building on a strip of land between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Elizabeth River, just north of the Great Bridge Bridge in Chesapeake, to turn into something again. That time is finally drawing near. Jeff LeRoy, owner of Woody’s Raw...
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Grocery prices are expected to increase by 3.1% in 2026
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This Virginia Coffee Shop Serves Every Cup With A Bible Verse
The coffee is rich, the atmosphere is warm, and each cup comes with something unexpected. This Virginia coffee shop serves every cup with a Bible verse, a small gesture that sets it apart from the chain shops and makes each visit feel personal. I walked in on a quiet morning...
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This Virginia Antique and Flea Market Fills a Covered Parking Garage With 75-Plus Vendors on the First Saturday of Every Month
Once a month, a parking garage in coastal Virginia trades cars for card tables, and treasure hunters arrive with empty bags and hopeful eyes. Estate furniture, old silverware, sports gear, dusty books, and handmade crafts line the concrete floor, all waiting for someone to give them a second life. The...
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This Virginia Buffet Is So Big The Seafood Section Feels Like Its Own Restaurant
Some buffets make you pick a lane. This one keeps adding exits. This Virginia buffet makes the first plate feel like a warm-up, especially when seafood already has enough going on to steal the spotlight. That is only one part of the lineup. Sushi, hibachi, Chinese favorites, and American comfort...
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The Prime Rib At This Virginia Steakhouse Is So Mouthwatering, People Drive Hours Just For A Bite
Somewhere in Chesapeake, Virginia, tucked between a laundromat and the rest of ordinary life, there is a plate of prime rib that will rearrange your priorities. Court House Cafe is the kind of restaurant that makes you realize you’ve been settling for less, and that stops today. Let’s start...
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These Wineries Are Just as Serious About ‘Merroir’ as They Are Terroir
On a cool November evening on Virginia’s Eastern shore in the Chesapeake Bay, a small but bustling crowd gathers around wine and oysters. Tables are topped with plates of the freshly shucked bivalves, and each adult sips a glass of wine. The scene, framed by the Bay glittering in the background and rows of trellised grapevines rustling in the wind, depicts a typical weekend at the Chatham Vineyards tasting room from November to March. The collaborative event, called “Winter Wine and Oyster Weekend,” is the perfect showcase of “merroir.”