The Garden Steakhouse and Cocktail Bar
The Garden Steakhouse and Cocktail Bar is a cocktail lounges & speakeasies bar in Great Neck, Virginia Beach, located at 324 N Great Neck Rd. Great Neck steakhouse and dedicated cocktail bar with a Thursday-Sunday schedule and a happy hour on the bar side.
The Garden pairs a steakhouse kitchen with a dedicated cocktail bar on North Great Neck Road, positioning itself on fine dining and handcrafted drinks rather than a pub-food menu. It keeps a shorter schedule than most Great Neck dining rooms — Thursday through Sunday only — and offers a happy hour on the bar side.
- Date Night
- Happy Hour
Amenities
- Dedicated cocktail bar
- Steakhouse kitchen
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- Address: 324 N Great Neck Rd, Virginia Beach, VA
- Phone: (757) 524-4665
Last verified 2026-07-19.
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