The Taylor-Whittle House in the Freemason Historic District is one of the oldest in Norfolk. It was owned by the same family for 170 years before ownership was transferred to the city in 1972. Two organizations that used it for decades were forced to move out in 2011 and the house has remained shuttered ever since.
A total of 25 Norfolk restaurants are participating in Restaurant Week. Author: Angelo Vargas Updated: 8:03 PM EST January 18, 2021
NORFOLK, Va. Local restaurants in Norfolk are kicking off 2021 Restaurant Week. Not only does this mean you can get more food for less money, but this year it means much more.
It s a way to help restaurants stay open during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A total of 25 Norfolk restaurants will be participating in Restaurant Week. Freemason Abbey is one of them. Colleen Jowers, the General Manager at Freemason Abbey, said they re hoping deals will attract customers.
“Any time you can get a two-course lunch for two or a three-course dinner for $25 or $35, [that] is a really good deal, said Jowers.