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My family has always enjoyed Freemason Abbey on Granby St. as well -- http://www.freemasonabbey.com/
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What kind of food/price point are you looking for?For upscale I'd recommend Todd Jurich's Bistro or Byrd and Baldwyn Steak. For midrange I like Bodega for Spanish/Mediterranean tapas; The Big Easy for New Orleans style food; and Snapper's for good seafood/drinks. I'd also recommend Bardo's for asian inspired tapas and drinks and Luna Maya for creative latin american food, both of the latter 2 are in the historic Ghent area which is a 5 minute drive from downtown.
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Nice theatre that has been refurbished, but not a great part of Norfolk to be hanging out. There are good choices nearby in the downtown area near McArthur Mall and along Granby street. That's kind of the restaurant district in downtown Norfolk.
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re: NYCw67th
Are you staying in a hotel in downtown Norfolk? A cab should be easy to get; you may want to get the phone numbers of a few cab companies from the internet in case you have to call for a cab. The theatre is near downtown, and Granby Street is the main road downtown.
At McArthur Mall, there is Kincaid's Chop House. They are very good, and have a huge menu which will accomodate many different tastes. If you're into Greek food, the Orapax Inn isn't too far out of downtown. Granby Street is one block over from McArthur Mall, and is pretty much the restaurant district. I'd suggest walking along there for a few blocks, and see what is interesting to you. They are all fairly close together.
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Notaslavetofashion
Dec 19, 2011 08:19 AM
I don't think there is anything that meets your request, and if there was, thats not a part of town you want to walk around anyway.
