Zoë's Steak and Seafood
Zoë's Steak and Seafood is a seafood restaurant in ViBe Creative District, Virginia Beach, located at 713 19th St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451. ViBe District dinner-only steak-and-seafood restaurant on 19th Street, open Tuesday-Saturday evenings.
Zoë's is a dinner-only steak-and-seafood room tucked into the ViBe District's 19th Street restaurant row, seating from 5pm to 9:30pm Tuesday through Saturday with walk-ins welcome until 9pm. It keeps a lower profile than its Boardwalk-adjacent neighbors — closed Sunday and Monday entirely — but has built a following on straightforward steak-and-seafood pairings away from the resort crowds.
- Date Night
Know Before You Go
- Consider skipping if: Sunday or Monday (closed); lunch (dinner-only)
Visit
- Address: 713 19th St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, Virginia Beach, VA
- Phone: (757) 437-3636
- Website: https://www.zoesvb.com/
Last verified 2026-07-11.
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The world's oldest continuously running surfing competition returns for its 64th year, turning the south end of the Oceanfront — from the 1st Street Jetty up to 10th Street — into a week-long surf carnival. More than 850 competitors surf pro and amateur divisions, including a WSL qualifying event, while the beach fills out with skate and BMX demos, live music, and tournament games. It's the anchor event of late summer at the beach and the best week of the year to watch serious surfing at the 1st Street break.