Pho 79 Hilltop
Pho 79 Hilltop is a asian restaurant in Hilltop, Virginia Beach, located at 507 Hilltop Plaza. Traditional Vietnamese kitchen in Hilltop Plaza built around long-simmered signature pho and fresh spring rolls, open daily 11am-9pm.
Pho 79 serves traditional Vietnamese cooking in Hilltop Plaza — signature pho built on long-simmered broth, fresh spring rolls, and rice plates made with an emphasis on fresh ingredients over shortcuts. Open all seven days from 11am to 9pm, it is the Hilltop dining cluster's steady Vietnamese anchor alongside the neighborhood's better-known Italian rooms.
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- Address: 507 Hilltop Plaza, Virginia Beach, VA
- Phone: (757) 644-6799
- Website: https://phohilltop.com/
Last verified 2026-07-10.
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