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Monthly Archives:February 2021

26 Feb

Apex Entertainment Center

Apex Entertainment Center

There’s a new entertainment venue only 15 miles from Sandbridge that will be the perfect place for the family to unwind!  Activities offered include indoor go-karting, bowling, laser tag, escape rooms, ropes courses, arcades, sports simulators, axe throwing, mini golf, bumper cars, and virtual reality.  The hardest part will be deciding where to start!

“It’s 84,000 square feet of pure fun. You can’t pack any more attractions in this building,” explained Director of Operations, Joey Slawinski.

Food and beverages are available including alcohol. There are also more than 65 gluten-free options on the menu and a variety of vegetarian choices, too.

“With our unique concept, we offer something for all ages and every member of the family. Our mission is to create a memorable experience for all guests and have a strong presence within the community,” said Marcus Kemblowski, Chief Operating Officer of Apex Entertainment.

Many people wanted to know what restrictions are in place for COVID-19. Slawinski said they are doing everything they can to stay safe.

“Our restrictions are 30% or 250, ultimately but since we have two floors it’s definitely a little greater. Our total capacity normally outside of COVID is about 2,100.”

Apex Entertainment

Information collected from 13newsnow and Apex Entertainment

 

 

 

19 Feb

Dog’s Little Acre

Dog’s Little Acre

Siebert Realty has a new neighbor that you might notice on your way into Sandbridge this year!  Dog’s Little Acre, located on Sandbridge Road just before Siebert Realty, is a retail shop/dog groomer/coffee shop all rolled into one.

The retail shop is full of gourmet dog treats, birthday cakes, donuts, and more!  Popular brands like My Family Collars and Leashes, Chuckit! Launcher and Ball, Fluff and Tuff squeaker toys, Kong, and Up Country are all carried here.  They even have unique art prints, locally made artwork and greeting cards, and pet magnets.  Need a dog tag?  Bring your pup by and create a custom tag in less than 2 minutes!

Dog’s Little Acre prides themselves on using only the best products for your furry one when grooming.  Using natural shampoos and conditioners, your dog will be smelling wonderful and not at the expense of the environment.  Hypo-allergenic tearless shampoo, Oatcare oatmeal shampoo, and Vita-Silk conditioner are three of the main products that are used.

Fetch Coffee is located just outside of Dog’s Little Acre and is a drive thru coffee shop.  Enjoy your beverage at the picnic tables there or take it with you to your vacation rental.  Don’t forget to bring your pup for a puppuccino!

Dog’s Little Acre

 

12 Feb

New Skate Park for Summer 2021

Woodstock Skate Park

Virginia Beach’s new skate park is almost here after nearly 3 years of design, consultation, and construction!  Be sure to pack the skateboards and BMX bikes this year.  Located about 15 miles from Sandbridge, the Woodstock Skate Park is undergoing a $32 Million Renovation by notable skatepark builder Team Pain.

The park will showcase a mix of transitional and street elements including premium features such as:

  • Snake run and two-level bowl with waterfall, five corners, and two hips
  • Quarter pipe with extension
  • Ledge runs, stair sets, wall rides, snake run, banks, hips, rails, and other custom ledges
  • Warm-up area
  • Shaded viewing spots

“Public input helped shape the snake run based on the flow and speed desires of local park users,” said Tim Payne, founder of Team Pain Skate Parks. “Virginia Beach is home to beginner, intermediate, and professional level skateboarders and bike riders who are passionate about their sport. The community’s input was crucial in the development of this skate park and we are grateful to be involved in this project.”

Follow the links below for updates on the park.  Workers have been molding ramps and ledges throughout this winter weather to ensure it is ready for summer!

Woodstock Skate Park
Team Pain instagram

Information collected from VBgov and WAVY

5 Feb

Hibachi in Sandbridge

Hibachi in Sandbridge

Spice up your meals this year in Sandbridge!  Josh Sarran, owner of Mt. Fuji 757, has created a business to provide hibachi meals for private groups.

“It’s something fun and different,” says Sarran, 28. “It’s not just about good food. I like to joke around, express my personality and create a lot of smiles. I throw in plenty of little tricks, especially if kids are there.”

Sarran has been working as a hibachi chef since 2014 and has the appropriate health permits.  A $150 flat fee includes the set up — grill, tables and chairs, tablecloths and candles, disposable plates and cutlery.  After that it’s as simple as ordering off the menu!  Mt. Fuji’s “Hibachi at Home” menu features entrees served with clear soup, salad, fried rice, hibachi vegetables and two appetizer shrimp. Options include vegetables ($17), teriyaki chicken ($23), jumbo shrimp ($26), filet mignon ($31) and lobster tail ($41). Kids’ meals are $15 to $17.

“He brought everything and made it really easy and fun,” Justin Hockaday, a former customer, says. “He even let a couple of us try to flip an egg on a spatula … until he ran out of eggs. He interacted really well with all of us, from a 5-year-old to people in their 50s.”

https://www.mtfujiof757.com/

Information collected from Mt. Fuji website and The Virginia Gazette

 

5 Feb

Hibachi in Sandbridge

Hibachi in Sandbridge

Spice up your meals this year in Sandbridge!  Josh Sarran, owner of Mt. Fuji 757, has created a business to provide hibachi meals for private groups.

“It’s something fun and different,” says Sarran, 28. “It’s not just about good food. I like to joke around, express my personality and create a lot of smiles. I throw in plenty of little tricks, especially if kids are there.”

Sarran has been working as a hibachi chef since 2014 and has the appropriate health permits.  A $150 flat fee includes the set up — grill, tables and chairs, tablecloths and candles, disposable plates and cutlery.  After that it’s as simple as ordering off the menu!  Mt. Fuji’s “Hibachi at Home” menu features entrees served with clear soup, salad, fried rice, hibachi vegetables and two appetizer shrimp. Options include vegetables ($17), teriyaki chicken ($23), jumbo shrimp ($26), filet mignon ($31) and lobster tail ($41). Kids’ meals are $15 to $17.

“He brought everything and made it really easy and fun,” Justin Hockaday, a former customer, says. “He even let a couple of us try to flip an egg on a spatula … until he ran out of eggs. He interacted really well with all of us, from a 5-year-old to people in their 50s.”

https://www.mtfujiof757.com/

Information collected from Mt. Fuji website and The Virginia Gazette