No Frill Bar & Grill
No Frill Bar & Grill is a american & comfort food restaurant in Hilltop, Virginia Beach, located at 1620 Laskin Rd, Hilltop North Shopping Center, Virginia Beach, VA 23451. Hilltop North Shopping Center grill known for tempura fried soft-shell crab and barbecue ribs, with Sunday brunch.
In a retro-fronted space at the Hilltop North Shopping Center, No Frill Bar & Grill has built its menu around tempura fried soft-shell crab, barbecue ribs, and big summer salads, with hardwood-and-granite interiors, a full wine list, and Sunday brunch service.
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- Address: 1620 Laskin Rd, Hilltop North Shopping Center, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, Virginia Beach, VA
- Phone: (757) 425-2900
- Website: https://nofrillgrill.com/
Last verified 2026-07-18.
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