Victoria Food Restaurant LLC gets Norfolk restaurant liquor license
Rule Changes Norfolk, VA localLicense issued for 4640 E Princess Anne Rd; October notice sets 30-day objection window
Overview
Victoria Food Restaurant LLC received a restaurant liquor license from the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority on October 1, 2026, for 4640 E Princess Anne Rd in Norfolk. A public notice published October 19 says the company applied for a restaurant license to sell wine, beer and mixed drinks for on- and off-premises consumption at the same address.
The notice sets a 30-day objection window from the October 19 publication. A second notice is listed for October 26. The records do not show whether the business has opened or has every permit it needs.
Why it matters
A restaurant liquor license has been granted in Norfolk, but the record doesn't show whether Victoria Food Restaurant is operating.
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Organizations Involved
Received a Virginia ABC restaurant liquor license on October 1, 2026.
Virginia's state agency that issues liquor licenses to restaurants and other establishments.
Timeline
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Public notice published for on- and off-premises license application
Latest LicensingA public notice says Victoria Food Restaurant LLC applied to Virginia ABC for a restaurant license to sell wine, beer and mixed drinks for on- and off-premises consumption at 4640 E Princess Anne Rd. Objections are due within 30 days of the October 19 notice, and a second notice is listed for October 26.
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Virginia ABC issues restaurant license to Victoria Food Restaurant LLC
LicensingThe Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority issued a restaurant license to Victoria Food Restaurant LLC for 4640 E Princess Anne Rd in Norfolk.
Scenarios
Victoria Food Restaurant opens at 4640 E Princess Anne Rd
Discussed by: No public analysis exists for this specific license; the scenario reflects the typical path for a licensed restaurant.
If the business completes its other approvals, such as health inspections and a Norfolk business license, it could begin serving customers. The ABC license is one step in that process.
License issued but restaurant never opens
Discussed by: No public analysis exists; this is the alternative outcome for a license that goes unused.
The business may not complete the remaining approvals or may decide not to operate. The license could lapse or be surrendered.
