Quirks Towncenter

• Swing-chair seating
• Weekly trivia (Wednesdays)
• Oyster specials

• Address: 189 Central Park Ave, Virginia Beach, VA
• Phone: (757) 490-1447
• Website: https://quirksvb.com/

Last verified 2026-07-19.

• Twist Martini & Associates

  Town Center$$$

  Town Center martini bar with a decade-plus run, a weekend upstairs speakeasy lounge, and a Monday-Friday 4-6pm happy hour.

  • Happy Hour
  • Date Night
  • Live Music

• Civil Libation

  Red Mill & General Booth$$

  General Booth Boulevard cocktail bistro with an all-night Tipsy Tuesday happy hour and a Wednesday-Saturday 4-6pm happy hour, both $2 off drinks.

  • Happy Hour
  • Outdoor Seating

• The Garden Steakhouse and Cocktail Bar

  Great Neck$$$

  Great Neck steakhouse and dedicated cocktail bar with a Thursday-Sunday schedule and a happy hour on the bar side.

  • Date Night
  • Happy Hour

• The Hunt Room

  North End$$$

  Fireplace-and-leather tavern inside the historic Cavalier Hotel, with rare bourbons, game-meat plates, and weekend live music until 1am.

  • Date Night
  • Live Music
  • Happy Hour
  • Open Late

• Bravo! Italian Kitchen

  Town Center$$

  Town Center Italian kitchen with wood-fired pizza and a weekday 3-6pm happy hour featuring $8 bar bites and $7 Wine Wednesday specials.

  • Happy Hour
  • Date Night

• Café Geneviève

  Town Center$$

  Parisian-style cafe inside the 1734 Carraway House — Virginia Beach's oldest wood-frame home — pouring espresso alongside house-made French pastries and macarons.

• Candlewood Suites Virginia Beach Town Center

  Town Center$$

  IHG extended-stay hotel near Town Center with full-kitchen suites, a 24-hour honor-system pantry, and quick access to the area's military bases.

  • Dog Friendly
  • Free Parking

• Cantina Laredo — Town Center

  Town Center$$

  Modern-Mexican chain restaurant in Town Center known for tableside guacamole and an extensive tequila list.

• Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Virginia Beach Town Center

  Town Center$$

  Inland Town Center hotel near Constitution and Bonney drives, nine miles from the oceanfront, with a self-service lobby wine and beer station.

  • Family Friendly

• Jade Villa

  Town Center$$

  Family-owned Cantonese kitchen near Town Center known for its weekend dim sum service of dumplings, pork bao, and pineapple buns.

  • Family Friendly
  • Hidden Gem

• Town Center Summer Fest Music Series

  May 22, 2026 – September 7, 2026 · seasonal (nightly concerts, late May-early September)

  Town Center

  The Central Business District Association's free concert series takes over Town Center's Fountain Plaza most nights from late May through early September, with cover bands, tribute acts, and local musicians playing against the backdrop of the plaza's high-rises. Restaurants ringing the plaza put out sidewalk seating within earshot of the stage, turning a weeknight downtown into an impromptu outdoor show. It's the closest thing Virginia Beach's inland downtown has to the Oceanfront's summer concert culture -- free, walkable, and parked in the Town Center garages rather than beach lots.

• Last Night on the Town

  December 31, 2026 – January 1, 2027 · annual

  Town Center

  Town Center's alcohol-free New Year's Eve tradition takes over Fountain Plaza with a family DJ and light-up dance floor in the lower plaza, live headlining acts on the main stage, and a Virginia Beach ball drop at midnight. The Central Business District Association produces the free general-admission event with IMGoing, alongside a paid 21-and-over VIP experience hosted by Cantina Laredo. It's the inland counterpart to the Oceanfront's summer festival season — Town Center's high-rises and restaurant patios standing in for the boardwalk crowd.

• Virginia Beach Restaurant Week

  January 15, 2027 – January 24, 2027 · annual

  Hilltop

  The Virginia Beach Restaurant Association's flagship dining event fills each January with prix-fixe menus at roughly five dozen restaurants citywide, from Laskin Road institutions to Oceanfront hotel dining rooms. The 2026 edition ran the theme 'Tastes & Traditions, A Culinary Celebration by Land and by Sea,' spotlighting Chesapeake staples like crab, oysters, ham, and peanuts alongside modern reinterpretations. A companion Dine & Stay program bundles discounted rates at more than a dozen partner hotels, making it as much a slow-season visitor draw as a locals' night out. The VBRA runs the event out of its Laskin Road office in Hilltop, the city's densest cluster of independent kitchens.