313 Franklin
Category: Restaurants
Phone: 434-584-9382
 
Address:
313 Franklin Street
South Hill, VA 23970
 
313 Franklin Cocktails & Kitchen is South Hill's trendiest bar and restaurant. Serving Lunch and Dinner Wednesday through Saturday, and a creative, unique Sunday Brunch. Switching up old traditions, 313 seamlessly blends old and new cuisine to form a completely new taste in our vibrant little town. Our bar serves anything from an old fashioned to local drafts and wine from right here in Virginia. We also serve signature drinks created by our very own mixologists. HOURS Monday : CLOSED Tuesday: CLOSED Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
AA Self Storage
Category: Self Storage
Phone: 844-461-8019
 
Address:
1147 East Atlantic St
South Hill, VA 23970
 
Our storage center in South Hill, VA is your self storage solution, as we provide every storage option you need, including storage supplies, covered storage for your BOAT and more. Is your garage at home filled with storage? Try renting a storage unit from AA Self Storage in South Hill, VA — we make it our priority to make your storing experience simple and secure, which is why we offer several storage options, including portable storage, climate-controlled storage and more. AA Self Storage has 10 different locations across North Carolina and Virginia, making us the storage experts and the best choice when renting storage units and more in South Hill, VA. South Hill is our newest self storage center, located in the former Walmart building, conveniently next to the Super Walmart, Boyd Honda of South Hill, Arby’s and First Citizens Bank on US Highway 58. AA Self Storage proudly offers top-of-the-line security features in order to protect your belongings. These security features include: 24-hour closed circuit video surveillance Fenced and well-lit facilities Interior climate-controlled units Individual gate codes for each client Client gate access 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m
AF Wake
Category: Area Attractions
Web Address: https://afwake.com/
Phone: 252-536-9063
 
Address:
1881 Eaton Ferry Rd
Littleton, NC 27850
 
Rentals, Camps, Lessons!! Lake Gaston is a family-oriented, recreational wonderland, located on the NC/VA border between interstates 95 and 85. If you are looking for a fantastic summer vacation destination, Lake Gaston is the place. Learning watersports is easy, exhilarating, and fun-filled for the whole family. AF Wake's on-water facility features everything one needs to learn watersports at any skill level, beginner to pro. The style of coaching incorporates years of on-water experience to reach each individual in a personalized way. Come see what all the excitement is about - visit Lake Gaston and meet International World Wakeboarding Champion and Brostock Big Air Champion. Adam Fields, and his team of trained professionals for the experience of a lifetime. Adam Fields Wakeboard and Wakesurf School and the AF Wake Shop on Lake Gaston is open 7 days a week by appointment. Schedule in advance for first priority.
Backyard Birds and Coffee
Category: Restaurants
Phone: 434-774-4741
 
Address:
3410 Highway 903
Bracey, VA 23919
 
Backyard Birds & Coffee started from feeding the birds at home in 2014 . From there the passion grew to opening a birding supply store along with a coffee shop including hand-dipped ice cream. We wanted to create a relaxing place to just take a time out from the fast pace life we all live and reset our minds just like the electronic devices we use need to be reset from time to time. What better way than to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee in our relaxed shop and enjoy watching the birds feed at one of our multiple feeding stations!
Best Kept Secret Boutique
Category: Retail
Phone: 252-578-7355
 
Address:
127 W South Main Street
Littleton, NC 27850
 
Hello and welcome to Best Kept Secret Boutique where we specialize in women clothing and women fashion. We have the best quality of boutique clothing, and outfits for women. such as summer dresses.
Bigelow Guide Service
Category: Fishing Guide
Phone: 757-705-2260
 
Address:
Various locations in Lake Country!
Lake Gaston and Kerr Lake
 
Welcome aboard to Bigelow Guide Service. Whether you’re joining us for a full-day or half-day of fishing, we’ll take you to the best places to cast your line. With over two decades of experience fishing in Lake Gaston and Kerr Lake, Captain Jeremy Bigelow decided to start our services to share his love for this sport with fellow fishermen. Our boat is always owner-operated, which means that you’ll learn about the local waters while enjoying your time on it. From white perch to catfish, we have different excursions for any time of the year. So grab your tackles and line, and we’ll show you a great time.
Bill's Marine
Category: Boat Sales
Phone: 252-586-2005
 
Address:
111 E Wake St
Littleton, NC 27850
 
Bill's Marine was established in 1987. We are proud to offer a full line up of boats from MasterCraft Boats. Our dealership was built on service first and we continue to provide our customers with the service they have come to expect. Some of our local events include Surfing With Santa, open houses and customer appreciation days! Our business focus is providing high customer satisfaction, quality products,fair prices and a family atmosphere. New and Preowned boats. Sales and Service.
Blue Jay Bistro
Category: Restaurants
Phone: 252-586-2399
 
Address:
141 South Main Street
Littleton, NC 27850
 
Reservations Recommened! About the Executive Chef: Ashleigh Fleming I had the fortune — or as my dad says, “the unfortunate pleasure” — of growing up in a hospitality centered family. My father always managed and owned restaurants as I was growing up and my mom is a luxury hotel and high-rise manager. My grandmother was the world’s greatest entertainer and parties and holidays were the absolute best with no missed detail at her house! With her four daughters and a few chefs in the family and plenty of us running around, it was always amazing to me that when my grandmother put food on the table, no matter what Southern drama was occurring or what was happening, everyone was happy and the worries of the day were gone. I fell in love with the hustle and the movement of the kitchen, and the noise of service, and the dance of hospitality at a young age. When my friends were out playing on the weekends, my brother and I were counting burned-out lightbulbs and crooked pictures with my mom at the hotel or counting inventory with my dad – which sometimes included terribly scary fish to a kid, like a monkfish! But my favorite was to count the lobsters while they were still in the tanks. I did the servers side work when I was in elementary school, progressed through the ranks of washing dishes and serving by high school, and eventually managing a restaurant at the age of 18. My genuine love of food and an appreciation for the communal pleasures of dining drew me into the profession and I have never looked back. Alongside my love of cooking, I’ve always been determined to never stop learning and I always strive to be better and to progress. I supplemented my early years in the restaurant and my grandmother’s kitchen with the best in training and certification by attending and graduating from The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. My journey has taken me through some of the best clubs and restaurants; River Oaks Country Club and The Briar Club in Texas; Congressional Country Club and Army Navy Country Club in Maryland; and in various areas of North Carolina including three years as the Executive Chef of The Carolina Club at UNC in Chapel Hill. Most recently, I opened a restaurant in Apex centered around local growers and seasonal provisions. Nothing could have prepared me more than training under Certified Master Chef Ken Arnone who has achieved the highest level of certification in the craft and is only one of 71 Certified Master Chefs in the United States as well as a Global Master Chef. He has mentored me every step of the way. Both he along with Chef Russell Scott, whom I interned with, have encouraged me to strive for excellence and find my own personal niche. My culinary style reflects my home of Texas influenced by the culture and style of my experiences and surroundings. I love local flavors blended with modern techniques. My flavor driven background has made for a unique approach. I look forward to working with Ed and Deb and turning their vision into a reality and becoming an integral part of the incredible Littleton community. - Chef Ash
Blue Persuasion Fishing Guide Service and Sunset Cruises
Category: Fishing Guide
Phone: 804-704-2866
 
Address:
Lake Gaston VA and NC
 
Booking our fishing guide services ensures that you have a fantastic fishing adventure. Our experienced captain has over 30 years of fishing experience. Everything is up to date and double-checked to provide you with a safe and rewarding experience that the entire family can enjoy. Joey, our captain, is a Certified EMT-B as well, so you're in good hands!
Blues Brothers Catfish Guide Service LLC
Category: Fishing Guide
Contact: Zakk Royce
Phone: 919-724-2474
 
Address:
142 Waterfront Rd
Henrico, NC 27842
 
We are your #1 blue catfish guide service. We guide on Lake Gaston and Kerr Lake on the borders of North Carolina and Virginia.
Bringleton's Coffee House
Category: Restaurants
Phone: 434-584-9189
 
Address:
126 N Mecklenburg Ave
South Hill, VA 23970
 
Located at 126 N Mecklenburg Ave in South Hill, VA. Bringleton’s Coffee House is a cafe that specializes in coffee and tea. We have a large assortment of pastries, desserts, breakfast, and lunch offerings. http://Toasttab.Com/bringletonscoffeehouse
Brunswick Country Club
Category: Golf Courses
Phone: 434-532-6674
 
Address:
21166 Christanna Hwy
Lawrenceville, VA 23868
 
We are a PRIVATE Golf Course. If you would like any info about dues for just golf, dues for just the pool, or dues for both. Please contact us. Or you can call Cory Newcomb at (757)7710599 or Kevin Peebles at (434)5326674
Brunswick County Museum
Category: Museums
Phone: 434-848-6773
 
Address:
228 Main Street
Lawrenceville, VA
 
The Brunswick County Museum is located in the historic Courthouse Square in Lawrenceville. Come and see a variety of exhibits documenting the county�s history. The County of Brunswick was created in 1720 and stretched from the fall lines in the rivers east of Emporia to the Blue Ridge Mountains. The county was bounded on the south by a surveyor�s line which separated the Virginia and North Carolina colonies and on the north by the Nottoway River. This vast area has been separated into ten (10) counties.The museum houses three distinct display rooms: the Indian Relics, Governor Albertis Harrison Room and the Mrs. Alice Samford Room.There is an exhibit of Fort Christanna and some items from an archeologist �dig� made there in 1797-1981.Special tours can be arrange
Brunswick County, VA
Category: County
Phone: 434-848-3107
 
Address:
228 N Main Street
Lawrenceville, VA 23868
 
Brunswick Speedway Kart Racing
Category: Area Attractions
Phone: 434-848-2129
 
Address:
12550 Christanna Hwy
Lawrenceville, VA
 
Check website for event dates and times!! Brunswick Speedway, located on Hwy 46 (12550 Christanna Hwy) four miles south of Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868 was billed as the "Fastest Quarter-Mile Dirt Track In the Entire South" when it opened in April of 1956. Sportsman and Modified cars hailed from miles around. In later years, the track would host thrill shows, motorcycles, figure 8 racing and late model stock cars to the delight of hundreds of avid race fans weekly. For the next thirty years, the track sat quietly on the farm of A.L. Baird, Jr, who as a little boy, spent every hour he could at the track. Having racing 'in his blood', he has been involved with it over the years from building cars, to crew chiefing to more recently owning a NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified team. But Brunswick Speedway, by now grown up in pines, has always been close to his heart. A few years ago, mainly as a stress reliever, he began pushing down trees on the track with his bulldozer. Gradually as the track started taking shape, he envisioned it bustling with activity again. Now, it has re-emerged as a first class, high- banked go kart track attracting karters from several states. Al and his wife Betsy, have always wanted to some day get into a business where people were having a good time. With the help of family and friends, they have achieved their goal. When Al decided to open the track, he wanted to provide a product that would be affordable for newcomers to the sport. Luckily, after talking with others in the karting industry, a new engine was soon developed. It is called the Box Stock Project engine. This affordable engine, along with a set of Maxxis tires that will last all season rather than just one race, make up more than half of the nearly twenty classes now running at Brunswick Speedway. Racers ranging from 5 years old to over 70 years young are competing. One family has three generations competing. The eldest having raced on the original track. Brunswick Speedway's motto is "…Let the Good Times Roll…" taken from a song that was played over the PA system back in the day. Good times continue at the track in 2014 with points races most Saturday nights.