Hampton Roads · local food
Start with what you want to eat. Every field on every listing carries its own source and the date it was last checked — nothing here is stamped “verified” as a whole.
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81 listings
Representative imageA family-run produce farm in the Pungo area of southern Virginia Beach, with an on-farm retail market and seasonal pick-your-own.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA family pick-your-own farm in Smithfield, Isle of Wight County, known for strawberries.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA pick-your-own farm in James City County, listed on the county's own agritourism page.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA grass-fed Angus beef and pastured-pork producer that sells at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA fourth- and fifth-generation family farm on Pungo Ridge in southern Virginia Beach, growing pick-your-own strawberries and fall pumpkins.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageAn organic-practice CSA farm serving Virginia Beach and Chesapeake with multiple weekly pickup sites.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA family-owned produce and seafood stand on Sandbridge Road in Virginia Beach, on the way to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA family-owned pick-your-own strawberry and pumpkin farm on Battlefield Boulevard South in rural Chesapeake, with a farm stand selling local honey and eggs.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA family-owned farm market and orchard on Mount Pleasant Road in Chesapeake's Southern Chesapeake planning area, with seasonal pick-your-own.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA working farm, bakery, deli, and creamery on Mount Pleasant Road in Chesapeake's Southern Chesapeake planning area, with an adjacent petting zoo.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageAn open-air, seasonal pick-your-own and pre-picked strawberry farm on Battlefield Boulevard South in rural Chesapeake.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA pick-your-own Chandler strawberry farm on Tyre Neck Road in Chesapeake, growing in raised beds since 1919.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA pasture-raised pork and egg producer in Suffolk, selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market with online ordering, on-farm pickup, and Hampton Roads delivery.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageAn egg, pork, lamb, and seasonal-turkey producer in Suffolk, selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageAn egg and livestock producer selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA honey producer and apiary on the North Carolina border in Suffolk, in its first year selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA vegetable, fruit, egg, and honey farm stand in Suffolk, open 24/7 on the honor system, also selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market and two other area markets.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA small, chemical-free farm in Zuni, Isle of Wight County, raising poultry, lamb, and tilapia and growing a wide range of produce, with online/farm delivery available alongside its Saturday Suffolk VA Farmers' Market stand.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA u-pick organic blueberry farm in Suffolk, selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA strawberry farm in Suffolk with u-pick and pre-picked options, plus seasonal wholesale fruit, selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA small Suffolk farm raising livestock and selling produce and handcraft goods at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageAn urban mushroom farm selling at the Suffolk VA Farmers' Market.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA family-owned produce farm and farm stand near Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Virginia Beach, also selling at the Ghent Farmers Market in Norfolk.
Last checked Aug 2026
Representative imageA roadside produce, egg, and honey stand in Chesapeake, open daily.
Last checked Aug 2026
By product
Each group collects the sellers that carry it, with a note on how seasonal it really is.
Representative imageBeef, pork, chicken, turkey, and farm-raised specialty meats — always distinguished from wild game, which this directory never lists for retail sale.
7 sellers
Representative imageChicken, duck, and quail eggs; cow's- and goat's-milk products, cheese, butter, yogurt, and ice cream.
13 sellers
Representative imageFresh produce, berries, tree fruit, and pick-your-own crops, grown by the seller or sold at a market stand.
19 sellers
Representative imageBread, biscuits, cakes, pies, and pastries from bakeries, retailers, and home/cottage-food bakers.
7 sellers
Representative imageRepresentative imageHoney, jams and preserves, pickles, sauces, and other locally made pantry products.
7 sellers
Right now
A regional season, not a stock list. It tells you what to ask for — not what any seller has today.
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Peak harvest August through November, with stored-crop availability extending into winter
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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Summer squash: June through November. Pumpkins specifically: September through October.
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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July through October
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
Food trails
Reading orders through the region’s farmland and waterfront — not timed routes, and never presented as one.
Representative image5 stops · Virginia Beach & Norfolk
One documented Lynnhaven River oyster farm and the four Hampton Roads restaurants that its own official site names as exclusively offering its oysters. Every stop here is connected by a specific, sourced supplier relationship — not by both simply being seafood-related.
A curated discovery collection, not an optimised driving route.
Representative image7 stops · Virginia Beach
Farms, a farm-stand vendor, and a restaurant that Virginia Beach's own tourism site and each business's own site place in or around Pungo — the city's rural southern district. Grouped by a shared, sourced place, not by an assumption that nearby businesses must work together.
A curated discovery collection, not an optimised driving route.
Representative image2 stops · Virginia Beach
Two independent restaurants sharing the same Red Mill Commons address on Upton Drive in Virginia Beach — a chef-owned seafood spot and a Food Network-featured Italian bakery, grouped by a real shared building, not a citywide guess. (A third, a Filipino restaurant once at this same address, relocated to Virginia Beach's Oceanfront in mid-2025 — see its own listing for its current location.)
A curated discovery collection, not an optimised driving route.
Representative image3 stops · Virginia Beach
One stop in each of three distinct rural-and-suburban Southern Virginia Beach communities — not a suggested route, just a sense of what a real, sourced listing looks like in each area, including Creeds, which has only a single restaurant currently meeting this directory's evidence bar.
A curated discovery collection, not an optimised driving route.
Community guide
Where the farmland at the southern edge of Virginia Beach meets market gardens and newer neighbourhoods. Sourced record with review dates, not local lore.
