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A hand picking a ripe strawberry at a pick-your-own farm.

7 stops · Virginia Beach

Pungo and Southern Virginia Beach Local Food

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 category photograph. This is not a photograph of this business."Strawberry Picking" by Sujit kumar, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0View source

A trail is a curated reading order. Opening days and stock vary by stop, so check each listing before setting out.

Geography

How the stops sit together

Real coordinates, real precision — any stop without a public location is not plotted, and an approximate-precision stop is never snapped to a false exact pin.

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Virginia Beach 2 listings withheld: approximate or no public location.

The stops

In reading order

Stop 1 · Virginia Beach

Cullipher Farm

Why this stopA family-run produce farm with an on-farm market and pick-your-own, named directly on Virginia Beach's own dedicated Pungo district page.

A hand picking a ripe strawberry at a pick-your-own farm.Representative image

Stop 2 · Virginia Beach

Flanagan Farm

Why this stopA fourth- and fifth-generation family farm on Pungo Ridge growing pick-your-own strawberries and fall pumpkins, sourced to its own site and address.

A hand picking a ripe strawberry at a pick-your-own farm.Representative image

Stop 3 · Virginia Beach

Pungo Farm

Why this stopAn organic-practice CSA farm whose own pickup-locations page describes its on-farm site as the "Back Bay / Pungo area" of Virginia Beach.

Eight varieties of apples in wooden crates at an outdoor farmers market produce stand.Representative image

Stop 4 · Virginia Beach

The Bird + Bea's

Why this stopA farm-stand vendor that describes itself, on its own site, as "based in Pungo," reselling rotating produce from local farms alongside its own homemade prepared foods.

A jar of honey with a wooden honey dipper, next to a slice of bread.Representative image

Stop 5 · Virginia Beach

The Bee & The Biscuit

Why this stopA breakfast-and-lunch restaurant in a c.1919 cottage at Pungo's main intersection, per Virginia Beach's own tourism listing, serving produce it describes as grown by local farmers.

A plate of biscuits and gravy with a side of home fries.Representative image

Stop 6 · Virginia Beach

Blue Pete's Restaurant

Why this stopA waterfront seafood restaurant established in 1972, independently placed in Pungo by its own site, Virginia Beach's own tourism listing, and the geocoder's own place hierarchy — added Phase 8.

Freshly cooked blue crabs, a Chesapeake Bay species, piled on a table.Representative image

Stop 7 · Virginia Beach

Pungo Boys BBQ

Why this stopA family-owned barbecue restaurant on the same short stretch of Princess Anne Road as Pungo Pizza and The Bee & The Biscuit, independently placed in Pungo by the geocoder's own place hierarchy — added Phase 8.

A plate of biscuits and gravy with a side of home fries.Representative image