Look up, and you’ll see a remnant of the building’s origins: an opening to the loft, from which hay was dropped to feed the horses.

Cinébistro is an outstanding entertainment experience. It has a definite upscale feel.

Original, unique, friendly, and full of flavor, Quenna’s is truly a rare gem that we are lucky to have in Hampton Roads.

Nestled in a quaint shopping center in the heart of Ghent lies a hidden oasis of homemade, authentic, Italian cuisine with the most impressive vegan menu in Hampton Roads.

Octopus and scorpion soup, pizza with meal worms and crickets, lamb’s brains and eyes… I’ll take one of everything.

Who would have thought that exquisite, modern vegan cuisine could be found on the corner of 37th and Hampton?

Sure, cake is great, but nothing makes you feel warm and fuzzy quite like the smell of bread right out of the oven. Being the lazy male that I am, I set off on an endeavor to find places that would make it for me.

The Secret Sauce
By the time we got to De Vines Italian Eatery, the last stop on our Chesapeake adventure, we were already a little beat. AltDaily contributor and Chesapeake resident Jerome Spencer had recommended the place, which should’ve encouraged me a bit. And by this time I’d come to learn better than to underestimate the [...]

A Saturday in Chesapeake: Part 2 of our Weekend in Chesapeake series.

Herrin and a couple other guests recommended the Daikichi Roll ($6.50) as the thing to get, so after our standard appetizer orders of edamame and seaweed salad (beautifully presented, may I add; pictured at left), I went for it. The Daikichi Roll is a California Roll topped with shrimp, scallions and spicy sauce, “baked until [...]