Best Pancakes in Portsmouth

"If you don’t mind the 30-minute drive to Virginia Beach, you become immersed in a world of pancake pleasures beyond your wildest dreams. Since 1969, Log Cabin Pancake House has served up the best pancakes, flavors, and smiles in the area. Choose from classic buttermilk pancakes, chocolate chip pancakes, or others loaded with fruit topping and syrup."

"The Log Cabin Pancake House in Virginia Beach, VA is the oldest pancake house in the entire city. They opened their doors in 1969. To succeed as a restaurant for that long tells you this is a local and vacationers favorite spot for yummy food."

"Visiting the Maple Tree Pancake House in Virginia Beach is a great way to start your beach day with its delicious breakfast foods and homey atmosphere. This cozy restaurant is family owned and operated. Some of the Maple Tree Pancake House's frequent visitors rave about their Swedish Pancakes served with Raspberry Butter."

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"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."

"Ocean View Beach Park is the perfect spot for the best beach vacations from Virginia Beach. It is located in Norfolk and is only 26 minutes away, making it the nearest beach spot outside the city."

"Distance/Time: The Pleasure House Point Natural Area sprawls over 118 acres with a network of three sandy trails winding over a mile among marshland and maritime forest to the beach. In its entirety, hikers can handle trails at an easy pace in an hour to two hour’s time.Admission: FreeWhat to expect: Located where the ebb of the Lynnhaven River reaches the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, this natural sanctuary was saved from property development in 2012 thanks to the efforts of community preservation groups. The area is also home to the Brock Environmental Center, recognized as one of the most eco-friendly buildings in the world for its ability to produce more energy than it uses."

"For an easy, rugged dirt trail with some beautiful photo opportunities, look no further than the Pleasure House Point trail. Situated close to the shoreline in a marshy area, this sunset favorite offers fabulous bird watching opportunities on its 2.3 mile stretch of trail. The trails here are largely surrounded by tall grasses with views of the calm wetlands of the area, a great spot for enjoying nature on one of the most tranquil hikes in Virginia Beach."

"Just west of the Lesner Bridge, off of Shore Drive near Chic’s Beach, the Pleasure House Point Natural Area boasts 118 acres of water, tidal marsh, secluded shores and maritime forests. The area features designated hiking trails, on natural terrain, that take hikers along the Pleasure House Creek. These soft trails are great for hikers of all ages and skill levels, while offering a great view."

"Located 3 blocks from the beach Smartmouth Brewing Company is a local favorite. Their Alter Ego Saison is one of my favorite all-around beers, this dry and slighty fruity Belgian Saison pairs well with everything from seafood to pizza. Be sure to take one of their brewery tours for a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process and check out their calendar for a line-up food trucks and fun events."

"From nearby Norfolk, Smartmouth Brewing also has a Pilot House brewery at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. An old post office was converted into the family-friendly small-batch brewery. Grab a brew after lounging on the beach, or any time of year."

"The Backstory: Virginia Beach is more than sandy beaches and ocean waters, and this brewery (opened in 2011) reflects that diversity. The city’s Back Bay region is home to a national wildlife refuge, first established in 1938, as well as the historic Pungo region, which contains 8,000 acres of farmland that’s been producing crops since colonial times. Two of the brewery’s founders, Charlie Burroughs and Josh Canada, have roots in the Back Bay area, and actually decided to go into the beer business while duck-hunting together -- then fittingly named their event space “The Blind” and VIP program “The Hunt Club” to further honor that wildlife culture.The Brewery: The tasting room, located in the ViBe Creative District, is actually closer to the oceanfront than the Back Bay area, but the space retains roots to its namesake: the building is a converted former fish house and the tin walls come from a Back Bay farmhouse."

"Back Bay Brewing is another great place to sample flights of local beer. Hanging out on oversized picnic tables gives a friendly gathering feel as you sip flights or pints of their Atlantic Avenue IPA or Beach Cruiser Pale Ale. Our favourite part of tasting beer in Virginia Beach was chatting with the locals, everyone was friendly and welcoming and when you add beer or spirits to the mix, it’s a very fun time."

"Veteran-owned, operated and located in the heart of Virginia Beach, VA. At Young Veterans Brewing Co. they don't like to take themselves too seriously. But their product quality is a different story. Their brewers crank out some of the finest local craft beer in the 757."