This British pub has a great view of the Elizabeth River from the second floor of The Waterside, and on nice days, Reggie's balcony is a pleasant spot to dine. The menu is a blend of British and American. It offers Cornish pasties, fish and chips and shepherd's pie as well as sandwiches, steaks, chicken and salad. Desserts include Norfolk County apple dumpling and chocolate mousse pie. Lunch and dinner are served daily.
Live music is a plus on weekends.
Take advantage of the fresh seafood that the Chesapeake Bay Region had to offer. If you're a beer fan, this is the place to go. This relaxing Ghent oasis stocks more varieties of beer than anyone else around, including a slew of microbrews. However, the Taphouse Grill also appeals to those of us who don't even like beer. The menu ranges from casual fare such as nachos to paella, tapas and homemade desserts.