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Virginia Beach should be your next food trip destination. With the exception of vegetarian and glutton-free dishes and the desserts to satisfy all types of customers ( Blue Seafood Bookmarks & Spirits Menu ). This shouldn't be surprising as the restaurant is owned by the culinary educated and experienced chef, Charles Thain, who he, himself, lives in Virginia Beach.

Famed for its stunning 3-mile long boardwalk and soft, golden sands, Virginia Beach has been an alluring resort hotspot for everyone from A-list celebrities to casual families for many years, renowned for its restaurants, attractions, and amazing hotels.

Located on the Virginia Beach Boardwalk, Catch 31 is an upscale-casual dining restaurant that focuses on fresh seafood and shellfish, serving an inspired farm-to-table menu of mesquite wood-fire grilled, bronzed or blackened fish, prime steaks, wood-fire baked flatbreads, decadent desserts against a backdrop of spectacular Atlantic Ocean views.

Whether you're relaxing in your room, enjoying fine food down in Becca, relaxing among the picturesque setting of the Beach Club, taking a tour of the distillery, or something else altogether, you'll find a lot of amazing experiences to enjoy at this luxury Virginia Beach hotel.

Among a random sample of expenses reported by candidates in Virginia House and Senate races in the past few years: $52 for an event ticket to Colonial Downs racetrack; $333 for auto insurance; $429 for a year's subscription to Virginia Lawyers Weekly; $798 for new tires on an Escalade; $829 for American Airlines tickets; $1,160 for catering from the Princess Anne Country Club in Virginia Beach; $1,281 to the Hilton Hotel in Honolulu for a government conference; and $2,040 to the Omni Homestead Resort.

Other nearby attractions include the historic Cape Henry Lighthouse, a variety of outdoor and recreational activities such as sailing, fishing, parasailing, cruising and kayaking, award-winning wineries and The Towne Center, home to an array of bustling restaurants, cafes, and bars.