ZZAS Pizza

• Dog-friendly patio and dining room

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri — 3pm-6pm

• Best for: bringing your dog — Thursday half-pizza-plus-pup-cup deal, sourdough pizza near King Neptune

• Address: 3107 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA
• Phone: (757) 910-2109
• Website: https://zzasvb.com/

Last verified 2026-07-10.

• North End Pizza

  Oceanfront$

  Hand-tossed NY-style pizza at 34th and Atlantic since 1987, with gyros, Philly steaks, and the famous Avalanche Milk Shakes.

  • Family Friendly

• Pungo Pizza & Ice Cream

  Pungo & Blackwater$

  Family-run Pungo pizzeria since 1998 with a game room, ice cream counter, and enclosed deck for large groups.

  • Family Friendly
  • Outdoor Seating

• ShoreBreak Pizza & TapHouse — Pungo

  Pungo & Blackwater$$

  Pungo location of the 'Fiercely Independent since 2003' pizza-and-burger taphouse, with a Monday-Friday 3-5:30pm happy hour.

  • Happy Hour
  • Family Friendly

• Victoria's Pizzeria

  Great Neck$$

  Hand-tossed Italian pizzeria on North Great Neck Road with imported flour, fire-grilled wings, and a weekday 3-6pm dine-in happy hour.

  • Happy Hour

• 17th Street Surf Shop

  Oceanfront$$

  Virginia Beach's original surf shop since 1970 — a Pacific Avenue retail store plus Seth Broudy School of Surf camp sessions from 1 to 4 days.

  • Surfing

• Adventure Parasail & Rudee Inlet Jet Ski

  Oceanfront$$$

  Virginia Beach's original watersports operator since 1985 — parasailing, jet ski and kayak/SUP rentals, and banana boat rides at Rudee Inlet.

  • Fishing

• Afishinado Fishing Charters

  Oceanfront$$$

  Capt. Kevin Perry's 31-foot Ocean Master out of Inlet Station Marina — inshore speckled trout and cobia trips, offshore game-fish runs, and seasonal dolphin/whale watching.

  • Family Friendly
  • Fishing

• Angie's Guest Cottage Bed & Breakfast

  Oceanfront$$

  An early-1900s former Coast Guard surfmen's boarding house two blocks from the Boardwalk, run under the same family lore that gave it its name.

  • Hidden Gem

• AquaMan Sportfishing Charters

  Oceanfront$$$

  Two-boat Rudee Inlet charter operation — The Flat Line and The Game On — running inshore, nearshore, and offshore deep-sea trips around the clock.

• Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum at the de Witt Cottage

  Oceanfront

  Built in 1895 as a wedding gift from Bernard Peabody Holland — Virginia Beach's first mayor — to his bride, the de Witt Cottage is the oldest remaining private…

  • Hidden Gem
  • Family Friendly

• Coastal Edge East Coast Surfing Championships

  August 23, 2026 – August 30, 2026 · annual

  Oceanfront

  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.

• Virginia Beach Funk Fest Beach Party

  August 28, 2026 – August 29, 2026 · annual

  Oceanfront

  A free two-day beach party on the Oceanfront closing out August with funk, R&B, and soul acts on the sand. Part of the official Beach Events season, Funk Fest draws a big, dance-heavy crowd to the resort beach for one of the last major music weekends before Labor Day — no ticket needed, just claim a patch of sand.

• American Music Festival

  September 4, 2026 – September 6, 2026 · annual

  Oceanfront

  Beach Events' Labor Day weekend concert series bills itself as the largest outdoor music festival on the East Coast, spreading national, regional, and local acts across a 60-foot stage at 5th Street plus free park stages at 17th, 24th, and 31st Streets along the boardwalk. Past headliners have included Sheryl Crow, the Doobie Brothers, ZZ Top, and Zac Brown Band, with tickets sold per show, as a three-day Passport Pin, or as VIP packages, while the park stages stay free. It's the Oceanfront's last big blowout of the summer season, timed to send visitors off before the crowds thin out after Labor Day.