Phenomenal food, outstanding service and wonderful presentation. I'll be attending every Levity…read moreevent every month! Can't wait until Chef Quick opens a full-time restaurant!

From the owner: Curating paired dinners throughout the 757. We also…read morespecialize in private events/In-Home chef services. We can’t wait for you to have the Levity experience!

I discovered their pop up at this year's FilFest USA at Norfolk's Waterside. They definitely…read moreintrigued me with their sign for sinigang wings and sisig nachos; loved how they took a bunch of my favorite foods and combined them. My sister and I didn't have to wait long at all. Every one behind the booth was working hard to make sure we were all taken care of quickly and with courtesy. It seemed like a family affair and I love seeing more entrepreneurial Filipino families sharing their take on Filipino food. The flavor of the wings and sisig were delicious; I inhaled them really. My only thing was I wish there was a little more sisig and a little less onions in the tacos. But, I have a hearty appetite, so this might just be me. Otherwise, I really like what they're doing and will be back for more wings and sisig. They are definitely worth checking out. Look forward to seeing what they come up with next!

From the owner: Mangan is a filipino fusion pop-up. Established in 2017, Chef Ksmoove wanted to bring something…read moredifferent to the Hampton roads food scene. From sisig tacos to sinigang wings!

Simple. Clean. Modern. Endless creative possibilities. Norfolk-based agency Grow recently opened…read moreENJOY: a charming open space that can be easily transformed into a space to support a variety of different classes, workshops, and other creative demonstrations. I visited for a Mindful Mornings event on a rainy November morning. Nearby metered street parking was easy to grab. For this event the space was set up for a presentation. A large projector screen was displayed in the front of the room. Small tables were set up on the side featuring some caffeine and sweets from local businesses who partnered for this event. There was ample seating around the room. The signs on the wall could be quickly changed to accommodate a menu or just an inspirational quote or message to fit the theme of the space. In the back of the room there was a full professional kitchen ready for some of the area's culinary talent to make magic happen. From their website "Created and sponsored by Grow. ENJOY: is a 501(c)(3), with a mission to raise funds for local, culturally-focused charities through unique creative experiences." I am so excited that this space exists and I will be actively keeping an eye out for unique local experiences in this space.

Voodoo Pies is a pop-up shop with a unique concept crossing Creole cuisine with meat pies, and I…read moremust say I'm a fan. On their menu you can get a meat pie filled with gumbo, split andouille sausage, roast beef with onion and collards, roasted squash or catfish. With a meatpie you can get a side of creole potatoes or red beans and rice. I must say that these pies do sellout quickly when they do a pop up, when I went to O'Connors brewery to try them out they were sold out of several options. I wanted a sausage pie with potatos, but I had to settle for a catfish pie with red beans and rice. The pie was nice and flakey and filled with meat which I appreciated, by no means were they skimpy the mean. It tasted delicious paired with their chipotle aïoli. I will say that the red beans and rice were a tad underseasoned for my taste. Another suggestion for improvement would be to develop a way to keep the pies heated, but not have them dry out as the day moves on, which I understand may be a challenge. Overall I am quite smitten with the concept of Voodoo Pies and I can't wait to catch them again at another pop-up to try what I wanted, and to see how they develop in the future. I encourage to find out where they will be next and try a Voodoo Pie for yourself.

Came in for the lunch special and had such a great experience!…read more The service was fantastic! Quick, friendly, and wonderful! It wasn't super busy during lunch, and our food came out fast! The biscuits and jams are a must try, the blueberry and peach jam are fantastic. We both did the half sandwich with a side and got so full! A great, cheap, lunch special! This place has a great southern vibe, but still feeling modern and bright. Loved our experience!

I visited Tupelo Honey for a family birthday brunch. The food was amazing, served hot, and had lots…read moreof flavor. I even tried a few dishes I normally wouldn't go for, and I'm so glad I stepped out of my comfort zone because everything was delicious. The ambiance of the restaurant is beautiful. I love the honeycomb theme that runs throughout the space; it gives the restaurant a warm, cozy, golden vibe. Great food, great environment, and a menu I can't wait to dive deeper into.

Absolutely love this place. Great breakfast place…read more Great lunch and dinner place We've always loved going

The food was divine, that's just all the way to describe it. The service was so fast it made your…read morehead swim, and the simplicity and openness, cleanliness and brightness of the dining room was inviting and comfortable. The cost was ridiculously reasonable. I thought I was back in 1976.

This cute restaurant is cozy. Chef Stewart is warm and welcoming. The food was fabulous. I had the…read morelemon sauced rockfish which was perfectly cooked- fork tender and tasty. The sautéed green beans w onions were delicious and the rice was good. My companions both chose the pit beef steak sandwich with fries and loved it. We were full but shared some amazing pumpkin bread pudding for dessert. Since this is a byob place, we plan to bring wine for our next trip. The only precaution I'd mention is to check the hours Belachew Stewart says he's busy catering on Saturday and Sunday. We went on a Friday night and I strongly recommend it!

Very friendly and very solid food. I recommend the French fries, pulled pork, and the crab cakes.read more

Two weekends ago, Sophia and I headed here for lunch. We decided to stay in the Peninsula due to…read moreother stuff she had planned in the morning. During our visits here, we've hardly had any issues with meals we ordered. Shall we get into the details? Foot traffic was minimal when we arrived and were seated immediately. We were served water and their homemade chai tea. The vibe was welcoming with soft music playing in the background. After a few minutes, we were ready to order. I selected their chicken schezwan hakka noodle dish along with garlic naan bread to share with Sophia. The noodle dish was very good. I chose the mild spice and it was just right. There was so much served it took me three meals to finish the whole plate. Unfortunately, the garlic naan was underwhelming. When we received the order, it was hard to chew and the garlic taste wasn't strong. Usually, naan is soft when served, but not this time. Despite the naan disappointment, both of us walked away full. A dish like this I could order again the next time we stop by. Till next time :)

Delicious. So happy I found a good Indo-Chinese place around here! I got the chili momos and butter…read morechicken, and aside from the food being really delicious, the service I got inside was really kind too. The man who took my order gave me a nice hot cup of chai to enjoy while I waited for my takeout order and it was delicious :) a really great choice if you're craving Indian food!

Went out here b/c my friend that lives less than 5 minutes up the street said it was his favorite…read moreplace for Korean chicken wings. I was pretty stoked b/c he had been bragging about it for years. Went here with high expectations and the wings we got were drowning in sauce and just not great texture. I can't place it but they were on par with the chain style wing places. When we dug into it a bit more, the original owners of the place sold it. It's unfortunate because the sauce itself was good. You can tell that there is/was something there. Now why the 1? I had to go to the bathroom... and they didn't put up a closed sign (should've) or had a plumber fix the issue. What I saw in that bathroom will be forever imprinted in my mind. I won't get super graphic - I'll just say that it made port-o-potties look like a 5-star hotel in comparison. I will never, ever go back here. There's the saying about a kitchen cleanliness in comparison to the bathroom. These new owners are gonna tank this place fast if they can't find the rhythm. Food Taste: 2 Overall Service: 4 Value of food to cost: 1 Facility: 0 Ambiance: Small place that has a few seats, nothing crazy.. the decor was... weird Repeat customer: no Dog Friendly: no

Best Korean Fried Chicken in the area!!! So much flavor!! Food is great they are open later with…read morenew owners give them a call now and place your order!!! Mahalo! Gina

Stopped by on our way from Virginia Beach and so happy we did. Some of the best tacos we've had…read moresince coming from California. The tortillas are handmade, the salsa was authentic and the carnitas were perfect. We left regretting that we didn't buy more but plan on stopping by next time we're down here.

Food was tasty, flavorful, and filling at a surprisingly affordable price!. The staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. Provided picnic tables were very good.