New Arrivals
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| Cafe Stella 116 Granby Street |
Downtown's newest coffee spot is Cafe Stella's second location. At roughly half the size of its Ghent location, the Granby Street Cafe Stella is a more intimate coffee experience, with some baked goods available as well.
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| Hair of the Dog Eatery 250 Granby Street |
Locally owned and operated, Hair of the Dog serves up a delightful spin on classic comfort foods and traditional breakfast offerings that will keep you coming back for more. Add a laid back and eclectic atmosphere, 100 bottle beer selection, flexible wine list and an extensive restorative blend of creative mimosas and bloody mary's, you have all the components of a great dining experience.
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| Corkscrew Wine Bar 244 Granby Street, Suite A |
Wine bar and shop with an extensive and well-curated cellar. Serving cheese, charcuterie and small plates.
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Pokey 215 Granby Street |
Serving up build your own poke bowls and bubble teas to Downtown Norfolk.
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| Sanctuary 109 Addison Street |
Sanctuary is an art gallery and bar in Norfolk's NEON District with tacos and an outdoor deck.
Coming Soon!
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| Revenge Creamery 210 E. Main Street, Suite 1 |
Soon to take over the former Starbucks space on Main Street, Revenge Creamery is a partnership between the owners of Pendulum Fine Meats and Alkaline serving ice cream and savory sandwiches.
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| The Stockpot 214 E. Plume Street |
Coming soon to the Selden Arcade, The Stockpot's second location features healthy comfort food cafe specializing in soups, bone broths, salads, smoothies, toasties, and pastries.
