Need help finding the best brunch spots? Look no further than our comprehensive Coastal brunch spot list. Many of these places have been thoroughly inspected for yummy dishes, great drinks, and amazing vibes by yours truly.
Here’s my list of some of the best brunch spots along the coast.
Virginia Beach
The Bee & The Biscuit: 1785 Princess Anne Rd.
Looking for a cozy, cottage vibe for your coastal brunch? Look no further than The Bee & The Biscuit. Located in the heart of Virginia Beach, this brunch spot is both delicious and unique.
Their biscuits are what they’re known for, but their Back Bay Big Stack of pancakes comes in flavors ranging from cinnamon roll to crumbled pancakes. And, yes, they are to die for.
Bay Local: 972 Laskin Rd. Ste. A
Bay Local is a tried-and-true go-to for Virginia Beach locals. Their food and cocktails are bar none.
My personal favorite is their Crab Cake Bennie. Crab cakes? Eggs Benedict? What more could you want?
With locally sourced ingredients, every seafood lover should try this spot.
Citrus: 357 N. Great Neck Rd.
Citrus is one of the best eateries along the coast. Try out the Berry Mango Crunch Croissant French Toast; it’s both tropical and just plain yummy.
Good luck getting a table for brunch on a Saturday because visitors and locals alike keep this place booked and busy—so make sure you get a reservation!
Margie and Ray’s: 1240 Sandbridge Rd.
Fans of raw bars and fresh seafood will fall in love with Margie and Ray’s. While this brunch spot looks unassuming, the quality of food is unmistakable.
They always have their perfectly steamed crabs available in-house, caught straight from the water and served to your table. Margie and Ray’s is the perfect mom-and-pop beach brunch spot.
Tupelo Honey: 4501 Main St.
Located in downtown Virginia Beach, Tupelo Honey is a soul food spot with a modern twist.
Their fried chicken is to die for, especially when it’s on top of their waffles, and their signature cocktails never disappoint.
Chesapeake
The Egg Bistro: 501 Kempsville Rd.
The Egg Bistro is a classic neighborhood bistro with noteworthy Virginia roots: it’s founded by locals, for locals.
Need to feed the family? You can pick up a dozen bagels, biscuits, or whatever your brunch needs require.
Pop’s Diner Co: 1432 Greenbrier Pkwy.
Pop’s Diner has served the Chesapeake area for 20 years. This family-friendly establishment is a go-to place for chill vibes and great food—plus, kids eat free every day.
Next time you’re in town, try out their Country Skillet consisting of chopped fried chicken and grilled onions smothered with sausage gravy.
Biscuit Belly: 605 Volvo Pkwy. Ste. 100
Biscuit Belly is the perfect place for a great, old-fashioned Southern biscuit. Whether you’re looking for a classic chicken biscuit or a new twist on an old favorite, Biscuit Belly is the place to be.
Check out their bonuts; they’re biscuit donut holes covered in cinnamon sugar and dipped in cream cheese—yum!
Suffolk
Harper’s Table: 122 N. Main St.
For those who want a chic brunch day in Suffolk, Harper’s Table is your place. With some of the best seafood around and the chillest vibes, you’re always promised a good time at Harper’s.
Try their shrimp and grits—you won’t regret it.
Smithfield
The Cockeyed Rooster Cafe: 1268 Benns Church Blvd.
Breakfast all day? Home-cooked meals? No reservations needed? Sign me up! The Cockeyed Rooster is an excellent choice for everything from fluffy pancakes to biscuits and gravy.
They have something for everyone, so next time you’re in Smithfield, feel free to stop by.
