Outer Banks Boil Company — Virginia Beach
Outer Banks Boil Company — Virginia Beach is a seafood restaurant in Red Mill & General Booth, Virginia Beach, located at 1253 Nimmo Pkwy, Ste 113, Virginia Beach, VA 23456. Nimmo Parkway seafood boil concept serving made-to-order shrimp and crab boil bags daily, with catering available.
This Nimmo Parkway location brings the Outer Banks Boil Company's signature seafood boil format to Virginia Beach, open daily from noon to 7pm, with catering available beyond posted hours. The concept centers on made-to-order seafood boil bags — shrimp, crab, and sausage tossed in a choice of sauce — rather than a traditional plated seafood menu.
Know Before You Go
- Consider skipping if: dinner — open noon-7pm only
Visit
- Address: 1253 Nimmo Pkwy, Ste 113, Virginia Beach, VA 23456, Virginia Beach, VA
- Phone: (757) 301-2587
- Website: https://www.virginiabeach.outerbanksboilcompany.com/
Last verified 2026-07-11.
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