Krossroads Rock and Country Bar

• Live rock & country bands
• Weekly karaoke, trivia, and Music Bingo

• Best for: wheelchair users (fully wheelchair accessible), weeknight trivia, karaoke, and Music Bingo regulars
• Parking: Free parking.
• Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible.

• Address: 4221 Pleasant Valley Rd, Virginia Beach, VA
• Phone: (757) 467-2890
• Website: https://krossroadsrockandcountrybar.shop/

Last verified 2026-07-11.

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