Rossana's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Only a minute walk from us. A nice small free museum with a free one hour glass demonstration at noon when the museum is open.
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Chrysler Museum of Art
1 Memorial PlOnly a minute walk from us. A nice small free museum with a free one hour glass demonstration at noon when the museum is open.
USS Wisconsin (BB-64) is an Iowa-class battleship, the second ship of the United States Navy to be named in honor of the U.S. state of Wisconsin. She was built at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and launched on 7 December 1943 (the second anniversary of the Pearl Harbor raid), sponsored by the wife of Governor Walter Goodland of Wisconsin.
A beautiful walk, about 15 minutes and under a mile, through historic Ghent.
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USS Wisconsin BB-64
1 Waterside DrUSS Wisconsin (BB-64) is an Iowa-class battleship, the second ship of the United States Navy to be named in honor of the U.S. state of Wisconsin. She was built at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and launched on 7 December 1943 (the second anniversary of the Pearl Harbor raid), sponsored by the wife of Governor Walter Goodland of Wisconsin.
A beautiful walk, about 15 minutes and under a mile, through historic Ghent.
Once a World War II USO theater, this historic venue was lavishly renovated in 1993. With 1,632 seats, the stunning Edythe C. and Stanley L. Harrison Opera House retains an intimate ambience, adorned with glittering chandeliers, sweeping staircases and bistro tables where you can sip champagne and drink in the glamour.
Inside the theatre, you’ll find a three-story grand lobby with floor to ceiling windows, cantilevered balcony lobby and superior acoustics. Box seating on the mezzanine and balcony levels enhance the spectacular interior.
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Harrison Opera House
160 W Virginia Beach BlvdOnce a World War II USO theater, this historic venue was lavishly renovated in 1993. With 1,632 seats, the stunning Edythe C. and Stanley L. Harrison Opera House retains an intimate ambience, adorned with glittering chandeliers, sweeping staircases and bistro tables where you can sip champagne and drink in the glamour.
Inside the theatre, you’ll find a three-story grand lobby with floor to ceiling windows, cantilevered balcony lobby and superior acoustics. Box seating on the mezzanine and balcony levels enhance the spectacular interior.
Experience it all at the Waterside District! Here you will be able to eat a variety of cuisines, enjoy kid-friendly activities and late night entertainment! Inside Waterside is The Market, which hosts many unique dining options including Vin Wine Bar, Star Hill Market Bar, Cogan's Pizza, The Fudgery & plenty more!
We love this place during the summer months, free concerts every weekend and activities.
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Waterside District
333 Waterside DrExperience it all at the Waterside District! Here you will be able to eat a variety of cuisines, enjoy kid-friendly activities and late night entertainment! Inside Waterside is The Market, which hosts many unique dining options including Vin Wine Bar, Star Hill Market Bar, Cogan's Pizza, The Fudgery & plenty more!
We love this place during the summer months, free concerts every weekend and activities.
Since its grand opening in 1972 Chrysler Hall, in downtown Norfolk, has served as the premiere performing arts center of Hampton Roads. After celebrating our 40th season the number of events hosted annually has grown to more than 140, with attendance of more than 150,000 patrons a year. Many regionally based arts organizations call Chrysler Hall their home including Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Norfolk Forum, the Virginia Arts Festival, Broadway in Norfolk, and Generic Theater. During any given season, Chrysler Hall will host acclaimed artists from every discipline such as major Broadway productions, classical concerts, contemporary artists, family theatre and comedy events. Chrysler Hall can be rented out for private groups.
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Chrysler Hall
215 St Pauls BlvdSince its grand opening in 1972 Chrysler Hall, in downtown Norfolk, has served as the premiere performing arts center of Hampton Roads. After celebrating our 40th season the number of events hosted annually has grown to more than 140, with attendance of more than 150,000 patrons a year. Many regionally based arts organizations call Chrysler Hall their home including Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Norfolk Forum, the Virginia Arts Festival, Broadway in Norfolk, and Generic Theater. During any given season, Chrysler Hall will host acclaimed artists from every discipline such as major Broadway productions, classical concerts, contemporary artists, family theatre and comedy events. Chrysler Hall can be rented out for private groups.
Visit the quaint Chelsea neighborhood of Norfolk, and you will be welcomed by the bold red facade of Little Theatre of Norfolk. While this intimate 210-seat playhouse was originally built in 1949, Little Theatre of Norfolk has been a continuously operating community theatre since 1926. Back then, when the Little Theatre Movement was spreading across the country, the group operated out of a former horse stable on York Street downtown. Even Hollywood Golden Age film star Margaret Sullavan once graced the LTN stage! Now the group presents five main-stage productions each season; a fall musical, three plays over the winter months, and a spring musical. The shows selected each season offer a well-rounded mix of modern works and classics to welcome everyone in the Hampton Roads community, and visitors, to experience live theatre. LTN also offers free educational workshops and an annual scholarship.
Little Theatre of Norfolk
801 Claremont AveVisit the quaint Chelsea neighborhood of Norfolk, and you will be welcomed by the bold red facade of Little Theatre of Norfolk. While this intimate 210-seat playhouse was originally built in 1949, Little Theatre of Norfolk has been a continuously operating community theatre since 1926. Back then, when the Little Theatre Movement was spreading across the country, the group operated out of a former horse stable on York Street downtown. Even Hollywood Golden Age film star Margaret Sullavan once graced the LTN stage! Now the group presents five main-stage productions each season; a fall musical, three plays over the winter months, and a spring musical. The shows selected each season offer a well-rounded mix of modern works and classics to welcome everyone in the Hampton Roads community, and visitors, to experience live theatre. LTN also offers free educational workshops and an annual scholarship.
Selden Market
208 E Main StUnique shops and handmade items.
Food Scene
An old church renovated into a restaurant. Good food and good service. Friday night is game (ostrich, bear, bison, ect.) night.
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Freemason Abbey Restaurant
209 W Freemason StAn old church renovated into a restaurant. Good food and good service. Friday night is game (ostrich, bear, bison, ect.) night.
Cure Coffeehouse
503 Botetourt StHubby always stops here when we walk Sam.
The Greenhouse Kitchen
345 Granby StGreat fresh food and lots of it.
The Grilled Cheese Bistro
345 Granby StI am not a sandwich person, but this I love.
Limited seating, but the best place for italian. They just added outside seating.
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Luce
245 Granby StLimited seating, but the best place for italian. They just added outside seating.
When we have no idea where to eat. Always consistent.
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No Frill Bar And Grill
806 Spotswood AveWhen we have no idea where to eat. Always consistent.
At the Hilton on Main Street. They make Italian from scratch. Great ceasar salad and pizza. Great wine selection.
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Varia
100 E Main StAt the Hilton on Main Street. They make Italian from scratch. Great ceasar salad and pizza. Great wine selection.
They have one of the best wagyu burger, small but reasonable. Try it with the sweet potato fries. Small beer joint.
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Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint Norfolk
131 Granby StThey have one of the best wagyu burger, small but reasonable. Try it with the sweet potato fries. Small beer joint.
I don't care for it, but hubby loves the HUGE! pizza slice. You cannot fit a whole pizza in a sedan, you need a hatchback or SUV!
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Benny Damato's
131 Granby StI don't care for it, but hubby loves the HUGE! pizza slice. You cannot fit a whole pizza in a sedan, you need a hatchback or SUV!
I love this place for happy hour. Oyters, shrimp, well drinks and beer. They have red and white wine on happy hour as well.
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Saltine
100 E Main StI love this place for happy hour. Oyters, shrimp, well drinks and beer. They have red and white wine on happy hour as well.
The Public House
1112 Colley AveGreat place for very late night food.
Ya Ya Asian Gourmet House
109 College PlNot a chinese food fan, but this is where we go when we do eat chinese.
We have stumbled into this place late at night and they have always been gracious. Great music on the weekend. Great wings and decent fries
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Grace O'Malley's Irish Pub and Restaurant
211 Granby StWe have stumbled into this place late at night and they have always been gracious. Great music on the weekend. Great wings and decent fries
Guy Fieri's Smokehouse
333 Waterside DrPress 626 Wine Bar
626 W Olney RdBrewery
Benchtop Brewing Company
1129 Boissevain AveAbout a 5 minutes drives from.
O'Connor Brewing Co.
211 W 24th StSame location as Benchtop, Chelsea area.
Smartmouth Brewing Company
1309 Raleigh AveAbout 5 minutes drive from us.
Rip Rap Brewing Company
116 E 25th StClose to ODU.
Maker's Craft Brewery
735 E 23rd StClose to ODU.
The Veil Brewing - Norfolk
2314 Colonial Ave