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Some of the places there are a bit pricy, but most of these are affordable, or are perfect for lunch or a special occasion.
High 5: Port Warwick restaurants
October 25, 2007Some of the places there are a bit pricy, but most of these are affordable, or are perfect for lunch or a special occasion.
Coastal Wine & Beer
153 Herman Melville Ave., Newport News757-591-WINE (9463)
Coastal Wine Connection is the Peninsula's "Best New Wine & Gourmet Shop." It features "hand-picked" wines from around the world and the "best wines made in Virginia." Experience friendly, courteous service from a knowledgeable staff. The in-store Grape Seed Deli offers gourmet sandwiches, salads and paninis.
Thaijindesu
2180 William Styron Square, Newport News757-595-8410
Thaijindesu, another way of saying "Thai people," is an eye-catching restaurant featuring an invigorating mix of traditional Thai & Japanese cuisine, along with freshly made sushi and sashimi. Classic flavors, with a bit of a twist, are lovingly and artfully prepared.
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
4191 William Styron Sq N, Newport News757-595-0600
This national chain specializes in thick, frothy fruit drinks, but they also offer a selection of sandwiches, wraps and salads. For dessert, there are cookies or smoothies with Ghirardelli’s chocolate. Atmosphere-wise, there's a breezy, casual vibe between the purple, green and gold color scheme, potted plants and wicker ceiling fan blades.
Portside Pharmacy & Olde Fashioned Soda Fountain
1101 William Styron Square S., Newport News(757) 327-0780
A real drug store with a soda fountain -- cherry Cokes, milkshakes and banana splits. Hotdogs, BBQ and more.
