TOP 5 STREET FOODS IN VIRGINIA BEACH

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1. Old Bay Wings at Chick’s Oyster Bar

These wings are perfect for snacking while watching football on the outdoor deck, which also happens to have a beautiful view of the Lynnhaven River.

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2. Bowls at Zeke’s Beans and Bowls

specializes in a variety of bowls and pitas, so they have the perfect dish for your break from the sun, no matter what you’re craving. Their menu includes a variety of specialty smoothie bowls and poke bowls, but they also offer the option to customize.

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3. Bacon Bloody Mary at Citrus

If that’s not enough to convince you, this sweet and savory alcoholic beverage has also been featured in several magazines and on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

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4. Fresh Roasted Coffee at Three Ships Coffee Bar and Roastery

There aren’t many coffee shops that roast their own beans on site, so experience the freshness at Three Ships Coffee Roasters. Maybe it’s psychological, but I swear their cold brew has a whole extra level of richness and flavor that you’ll never get from a chain that mass produces their coffee.

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5.  Fish Tacos at Pelon’s Baja Grill

The small sign and obscure location right off of the main beach street (Atlantic Avenue) have kept Pelon’s a local treasure for many years. Inside, it’s like a typical surfer’s hangout with old posters, stickers, and framed pictures plastering the walls in overlapping layers. Stop in for cheap tacos, burritos, and salads stuffed with delicious local seafood of all varieties.

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