Cheap Places to Eat in Virginia Beach

"Since 1940, when the first Dairy Queen store opened in Joliet, Illinois, DQ has served quality soft serve ice cream (with our signature curl) to families. Since then, Dairy Queen has grown into one of the largest fast food franchises in the world. But don’t get the wrong idea, from Dilly Bars to B… Read More"

"Enjoy your favorite treats from Dairy Queen right along the Virginia Beach Boardwalk. Choose from a thick, frozen Blizzard, ice cream sundae or a classic cone. Dairy Queen offers all of their signature creations in a variety of flavors with a number of different toppings, dips, sauces and more."

"I've been to this resturant more than once, however I don't think I'm going back anymore. I like the game room and the food is wonderful but the…"

"I have been going here for years and I have never been disappointed. The ladies on the bar side are always great and pizza..."

"Considered to be quiet and family-oriented, the Sandbridge Beach is an alternative to the very busy Virginia Beach. The waves are normally easy and the water is relatively shallow, giving even young children a swimming experience in addition to numerous animal watching activities."

"Sandbridge Beach is a secluded beach, around 5 miles in length. Boasting of pristine sand dunes, crystal clear water and soothing sea breeze, it is a peaceful place where you can relax and unwind."

"Virginia Beach, a coastal city in southeastern Virginia, lies where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. A 3-mile boardwalk stretches along its beach-lined oceanfront. The bayside First Landing State Park marks the 1607 arrival of the Jamestown colonists from England."

"For beach-goers looking for kinder, gentler waves, refuge can be found along the scenic Chesapeake Bay. The Chesapeake Bay Beach provides ideal waters for splashing and swimming in the surf, where visitors will find paddle-boarding, kayaking, sand-castle building, volleyball and more. The area is home to a marina and multiple dockside seafood restaurants that offer incredible sunset views over the Lynnhaven Inlet."

"North of the main beach, Chesapeake Bay Beach is another popular area. The character here is more subdued and quieter than the boardwalk area to the south. The waters here are typically shallow and calm, making it a pleasant area for children and families."

"Distance/Time: The massive, 9,200-acre Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge closes its longer East and West Dike Trails for wildlife protection from November through March, but the shorter Kuralt, Bay, Seaside, and Dune trails remain open in winter for half-mile to one-mile round-trip hikes from the parking area. If you don’t mind getting a little sandy, there’s also access to 3 miles of beachfront hiking down to the neighboring False Cape State Park.Admission: Free, November-MarchWhat to expect: Established by the US Fish and Wildlife Service as a protective habitat in 1938, Back Bay is a secluded destination for encountering nature, away from distractions of modern technology. (Well, besides maybe your phone -- you’re gonna want a way to capture all the interesting animals you’ll spot.) Its oceanfront beaches, woodland forests, and fertile marshes serve as a migratory location for thousands of varieties of Atlantic waterfowl during the winter, and beached seals have also been known to make appearances."

"In Virginia Beach, you’ll also find Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park. Both have miles of pristine beaches, barrier islands, dunes, freshwater marshes, maritime forests, and ponds. On False Cape, hop on a bike tour with Surf & Adventure Co. — there’s no better way to get acquainted with the more remote areas of these sands."

"Nature & Wildlife Areas4005 Sandpiper Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23456MoreLess Info. The completely natural environment at the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge offers many outdoor activities along Virginia Beach. Visitors are able to fish, bike, and hike within designated segments of the area."

"Distance/Time: During the colder months, False Cape State Park can only be accessed by hiking, biking, or taking small boats along 3.5 miles of beach from the Back Bay Visitor’s Center. (That or hopping aboard the park’s Terra-Gator beach transporter, a massive rover that looks like it could navigate the surface of the moon. Operated on weekends only in the off-season, rides are $8 per person and require reservations and a minimum of 10 passengers.) While its interior trails close for winter, there are nearly 6 miles of hikeable beachfront within the park’s 4,321 acres. Make sure to give yourself at least a few hours due to the remote location and intermediate-level, sandy trails.Admission: Free, November-March (enter through Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge)What to expect: There is a certain charm to the lore surrounding False Cape."

"In Virginia Beach, you’ll also find Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park. Both have miles of pristine beaches, barrier islands, dunes, freshwater marshes, maritime forests, and ponds. On False Cape, hop on a bike tour with Surf & Adventure Co. — there’s no better way to get acquainted with the more remote areas of these sands."

"Tucked between the Atlantic Ocean near Sandbridge Beach and the Back Bay, False Cape State Park is one of the few remaining undeveloped areas on the Atlantic Coast. False Cape State Park has a total of 15.3 miles of trails for hiking. Each trail varies in length and difficulty."

"Just for you, we make our smooth and creamy ice cream fresh every day. And don't forget to ask for one of our delicious waffle cones."

"The two guys working today were very friendly and greeted us as soon as we walked in. The service was quick."

"Located centrally in Hilltop off Laskin Rd, this fancy and fun ice cream bar is top-quality, all-natural ice cream handmade every day on site. It's all served in a contemporary black-and-white soda shop/ ice cream parlor environment, perfect for the family to sit comfortably and make memories with tasty treats. Can't decide on a flavor?"

"This was the smoooooothest , and creamiest ice cream I have ever had!!. A little pricey, but it was worth it!"