Hungry? Head to Phoebus For A Variety of Restaurants

The quaint historic village of Phoebus has made a comeback in the past few years by becoming a foodie paradise.

Located in Hampton, just before entering Fort Monroe, the variety of restaurants will satisfy any palate. Here is a list to temp the taste buds.

Mama Rosa’s is a family owned, Italian restaurant with a casual vibe. The menu consists of homemade Italian staples such as pizza, pasta and subs. 617 East Mercury Blvd.

Stuft originated as a Peninsula food-truck featuring Mexican street food. The owners upgraded to a restaurant and expanded the menu. Guests enjoy a full bar and occasional live entertainment. 24 North Mallory St.

El Diablo is a Mexican cantina with rustic-chic styling. The menu showcases tacos, burritos and other traditional Mexican dishes. If you’re feeling adventurous, try one of the innovative specials or tequila drinks. 6 East Mellen St.

The Point offers a farm-to-table dining experience with area-sourced American comfort food, creative cocktails and local craft beer on tap. 30 East Mellen St.

Scratch is a neighborhood bakery that specializes in wedding cakes, birthday cakes, graduation cakes, baby shower cakes, cookies and other bars. 37 East Mellen St.

Fuller’s Raw Bar specializes in local seafood. The house favorites include raw oysters and steamer platters. 38 East Mellen St.

Mango Mangeaux is a sophisticated restaurant offering a contemporary take on classic Creole dishes, plus outdoor dining. 33 East Mellen St.

Phoebus Dive Bar has a vintage, nautical theme with a diverse menu of sandwiches, salads, seafood & smoked meats. 31 East Mellen St.

Sly Clyde Ciderworks is located in a restored, historic Phoebus home. They offer a variety of themed ciders made from 100 percent Virginia Apples. On weekends, food trucks, entertainment and themed events are available. 207 East Mellen St.

Phoebus is also home to The American Theatre, several antique stores and locally-owned retail shops.