My wife wanted to take some Korean food to our friend who is at the Children's hospital near -by…read moreand saw this Cafe. She went in as we could not find parking so I parked around the corner & waited to come back to pick her up. She liked the vibe and customer service. She got three bibimbap bowls to go. Around $15 per bowl which seems high for the size and no egg on top. The gochujang had a different flavor to it, but not bad. Wife & friend (both Korean) gave the bowls a 3 1/2 to 4. I was at a 3, but that could be some of the parking frustration rolling over into my rating. The wife loved the coffee, said it was amazing so a 5. Overall a solid 4

This is a great little spot it packs a big punch. Had a candlemaking class here which was a lot of…read morefun while we were there. I decided I would partake in a pumpkin espresso martini it was so good. The restaurant was very busy due to the candle making class I think they need another barista to help. I love the class and I liked my cocktail. The only thing that bothers me is the parking situation for the location. At night it's a little concerning. I look forward to more events hopefully during the weekend daytime. Thank you for hosting such a great event and thanks for an even better cocktail

Harbor Gallery is my favorite place to window shop. This cute, small gallery always has an…read moreexcellent selection of art, whatever your taste and budget. Most of their sizable pieces are a few hundred dollars, but they also have some prints and posters for those of us with a champagne taste on beer budgets. The staff never minds me just checking out what they have without making purchases. It's a good way to get some visual stimulation and to take in a good dose of art without breaking your piggy bank. Absorbing great art while demonstrating self-restraint is my way rehab as a chronic shopaholic. For you fellow spenders, Harbor Gallery is great therapy.

I was helped right away and got a great silver frame for a sports piece recently and it turned out…read moreto look amazing, and I can not wait to put it on my wall. I worked with two different women and they were extremely polite and helpful and offered some great recommendations. I would definitely tell people to come here for framing. Overall just a great small business with great customer service, thank you!

Do you like shopping for local merchants? In search of unique gifts? Have a slightly macabre bent…read moreor are searching for a gift for one who does? Look no further. This shop is awesome; amazing handcrafted items, local artwork, and just all-around fun stuff. The owner is extremely friendly and the store is just freaking cool. I highly recommend you stop a check it out.

My all time favorite shop, I'm so happy I stumbled across it. If you're into occult shit, vintage…read moreawesomeness, classic horror movie figures and bone art THIS IS THE PLACE. I'm in love. Local work from artists, handcrafted jewels!

We had a lovely time at the Chrysler Museum…read more Wonderful pieces to browse, and SO many! You can absolutely spend an entire day in here. The museum is beautifully designed. The layout of the museum is also easy to navigate. We look forward to coming back!

LOVE the Chrysler!!! Favorite thing about this museum is…read morethat depending on your day the art strikes you differently. Favorite cousin and I came to spend some time at the museum. Fairly confident she will be back.

The Chrysler Glass Studio has grown since the last time I visited…read more Today we watched as they made a cup. There are so many wonderful pieces of glass in the studio, there is most certainly something for everyone. Just in case anyone is wondering, they do offer shows and classes

Absolutely fantastic experience. We participated in the flora class experience and had an amazing…read moretime. Alyssa and Slive were phenomenal.

I think the Visual Art Center is somewhat of a hidden gem in Olde Towne. It's officially part of…read moreTCC -- Tidewater Community College. But this facility is a stand-alone building with studios and classrooms and a beautiful, clean, light filled little gallery space. It's free to get in -- anyone walking by can check out the art inside. I'm just not sure how many people actually do. Maybe because they think it's just a building for students. Make a point to pop in next time you're Olde Towne. They have changing exhibits with work by professionals, faculty and students.

Bummed I'll graduate before the new campus opens in Norfolk. This location is ugh..lots of beggars…read moreand shady characters loitering right outside of the main doors. Parking sucks if you care about your safety (the parking garage's are a block away) or play musical chairs (musical cars) waiting for a spot to clear up. The elevator is one of the slowest I've been on and in most cases you're better off taking the stairs. The professors are hit or miss....I've had more hits than misses though.

Clothing, some linen, purses, baskets, skin care, and beautiful art. Every inch of this shop is…read morefilled with unique and eclectic items. When you visit you will find a plethora of handmade items from Kenya, Nigeria and many more. All part of the Fair Trade Act.. I personally am in love with hand made and beautiful. This trip I got a beautiful handmade pillow case made from a hand dye fabric called Batik. I will use this as a display pillow and display it on the back of my couch.

From the owner: Contemporary African Art Gallery & Boutique showcasing Afropolitan art, culture, music, cuisine and…read morevibes ~

This review is for Thank You Gallery…read more Tucked inside another museum, Thank You Gallery is a hidden gem in Virginia worth seeking out. The space is intimate but thoughtful, and the curation feels fresh and intentional. Andrew (who worked there) was excellent -- welcoming, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the work on display. Definitely a nice surprise and well worth a stop if you're in the area.

Don't know why this place was moved here but here we are. This place was a huge let down. The size…read moreis small and the self guide tour is over pretty quickly. There are two main rooms and a kids room before the exit where arts and crafts can be done. Viewing the entirety of the museum takes 20 minutes tops. The art itself is creative and eye catching for sure. The best part is it's free, otherwise this place would have no value at all.