Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Chesapeake

"The Place: I love Doc Taylor's an adorable eatery at the Oceanfront housed in a building that began life as an early 20th century cottage, and later became an office for - you guessed it - Doc Taylor. Eating here is like visiting the home of a great aunt. There's Old School seating, vintage Virginia Beach photos and other art on the walls, and friendly, prompt service."

"The casual, family-friendly restaurant serves all of their breakfast and lunch options any time they’re open. If your kids want breakfast at noon, that’s perfectly fine. If they prefer chicken tenders first thing in the morning, you don’t have to argue or explain why they can’t have them."

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"One of the premier cafes in Virginia Beach is Three Ships Coffee Roasters. Just a stone’s throw away from the sandy beach, this cafe is the perfect place to come for a fresh cup of coffee before hitting that beach. On a hot summer’s day, one of their infamous cold brews just might be the best drink before spending the day in the sand."

"A small team of self-made roasters, our journey lies in bringing you a unique, perfectly complex cup of coffee. Humble hard work, attention to detail, and a deep love of flavor are what power their process, from how they source the beans to roasting and serving them. It's a hometown operation that r… Read More"

"Great Neck Road Open for breakfast and lunch, this is a good place to come and get some local color while you dine. Locals keep coming back for delightful sweet potato biscuits, fluffy pancakes, and fresh eggs. The establishment prides itself on healthy choices and also features a vegan and gluten-free menu."

"Citrus is a fun and nice little Virginia Beach breakfast and lunch restaurant located at 2265 West Great Neck Rd. This cute little place has a friendly wait staff that makes breakfast and lunch enjoyable for everyone in VA Beach. It quickly becomes a favorite for locals and tourists alike."

"Located just a leisurely jaunt away in scenic Chesapeake, Stacked Eatery Co. is a local favorite. Buttermilk pancakes are the most popular item, made fresh in-house each day and cooked to perfection. A slightly crispy edge adds texture to this fluffy delight, and your choice of fruit topping gives you a touch of natural sweetness that’s unlike the cloying alternatives that many pancake joints offer."

"The crew over at Tempt Restaurant & Lounge takes its name seriously and promises to tempt you with only the finest foods Virginia Beach has to offer. From their Flat Iron Chimichurri to their fried calamari, you're guaranteed to kick off the night feeling right. Music and entertainment are often provided in the later hours, proving Tempt as a perfect spot for that late-night outing with the person you care about most."

"With incredible new menu items, the best selection of cocktails, freshly prepared food, great live music and an intimate atmosphere, Tempt Restaurant is the dining and entertainment destination at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. Our friendly staff are always ready to serve, our drinks are always … Read More"

"40% off drinks in general; 25% off drinks and apps till 9 p.m. Red Dog is a sprawling space with walls painted the red of Budweiser and a bar shaped like a geometry lesson. The Colley Avenue bar is half sports pub, half catch-basin for seemingly every type of human — the sort of place where you might find two regulars, back and forth, reciting every single car made at the former Chevy plant near Boston."

"The former home of the Moses Myers, a famous American entrepreneur who was instrumental in the growth of Norfolk, the Moses Myers House gives visitors a look into how people would have lived in this part of the United States at the turn of the century. The Moses Myers House has been lovingly restored over the years and is known for being one of the first brick buildings to have ever been built in Norfolk. Many of the original furnishings are still in place here and there is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the story and history of Moses Myers."

"The Moses Myers House was the property of Moses Myers, who was a Jewish-American entrepreneur. It then became the home of five generations of the Moses family, all of whom became prominent members of the Norfolk community, as well as the first Jewish-Americans in Norfolk. They were the only Jewish people in the region for more than a decade."

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"Activity Type:Historical Sites, Museums, Sightseeing & Tours. A public monument honoring Navy SEALs was long overdue – until the Museum created one on the Virginia Beach Boardwalk. Although a great number of SEAL forerunners trained in Ft."

"There’s so much natural beauty in the state of Virginia, and the 1,422-acre Stumpy Lake Natural Area is one of the best. The property consists of a 278-acre lake, 174-acre golf course, 970 plus acres of undeveloped, forested land surrounding the lake, and 1.65 miles of trails.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​. Enjoy hiking, fishing, bird watching, nature observation, and photography in a beautiful, picturesque setting."

"Situated right at the Virginia Beach city limit, the Stumpy Lake Natural Area’s centerpiece is a 178-acre lake with an overlook. Explore the 1.65-mile soft mixed-use trial that goes through the dense forest."

"The former home of the Moses Myers, a famous American entrepreneur who was instrumental in the growth of Norfolk, the Moses Myers House gives visitors a look into how people would have lived in this part of the United States at the turn of the century. The Moses Myers House has been lovingly restored over the years and is known for being one of the first brick buildings to have ever been built in Norfolk. Many of the original furnishings are still in place here and there is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the story and history of Moses Myers."

"The Moses Myers House was the property of Moses Myers, who was a Jewish-American entrepreneur. It then became the home of five generations of the Moses family, all of whom became prominent members of the Norfolk community, as well as the first Jewish-Americans in Norfolk. They were the only Jewish people in the region for more than a decade."

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"The Naval Aviation Monument pays tribute to Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard aviation from the early 1900s through the present and acknowledges the connected and vital role of the Virginia Beach and greater Hampton Roads area. Next to the Norwegian Lady monument, the Naval Aviation Monument features bronze sculptures by renowned artist Mike Maiden and laser-etched granite storyboards of historic aviation events."

"As a homeschooling, roadschooling, education fanatic, I try to incorporate as many educational activities as possible into every trip we take. I usually do this on the downlow, meaning I research interesting, remarkable and mostly free things for us to visit. The Naval Aviation Monument is one of those free things to do in Virginia Beach I could not pass up."

"A compelling memorial to recognize and honor the rich naval aviation heritage that is an integral part of the city’s history and culture. 25th Street and oceanfront on the boardwalk"