The Edge

Samson greeted us as soon as we walked in. Great service throughout the visit and the hookah was awesome.

My friends and I had such a blast here for my bachelorette. The staff was so incredibly friendly and welcoming!! The hookah was delicious, the drinks were strong and yummy! I'm so sad I don't remember our bartender's name to give a shout out because they seriously showed us such a great time. Thanks!

Samson AKA Sosa & Ally were awesome. Stumbled in here after a long day, just to get a drink or two. Ended up staying a couple hours watching basketball and having chats with Sosa about anime. Felt welcome, definitely a chill vibe, and they had pretty good hookah. We had the mixed berry and mint. They played a few music requests and it just was overall a good time.

My husband and I just stumbled upon the Edge while bar hopping after dinner at Repeal. We told the bartender it was his birthday and he gave us a complimentary shot. What drew us inside was the music! We are born and bred New Yorkers and the bar was bumping classic Jay-Z and Cam'ron. We couldn't resist. It was about 8pm on a Saturday night and it wasn't crowded yet. We really enjoyed our time here before hopping to the next bar.

No joke worst place to hang out. The doorman( tall, fair skin scrub with long hair) will try to hustle you by telling you there's a cover charge when there isn't. IF you're told there's a cover to enter, ask to speak with the manager and keep your money in your pocket. Only go here if you're desperate!!!!!!!

As I said about Hammerheads, there's nothing special about The Edge. It's a hallway with drinks and the same music you were just listening to on the radio (and as all the other bars on the Block). Another local favorite, again mostly during the off-season, it's sweatingly and smellingly overcrowded during the summer. Dancing? Not a chance. But still plenty of room to grind on some strangers and spill your drinks on many others, if that's your pleasure for the evening. Sitting? There are no chairs and no place to put them and you don't want to even know what's on the floor. But the drinks are flowing and the bass is bumping. One last note: Do not go into the bathroom

I came here on a Tuesday night, vacationing. Good music for a Tuesday. The bartenders were all really cool and even looked out for us. There's a fog machine, not too many people. people were in and out. The bouncer outside was telling us that Tuesday usually pick up but guessing from the wind it was kind of dead. Def will check this place out during the weekend.

The promo offer doesn't apply here,I showed it to the bartender girl an she had no idea what I was talking bout..but it's a good atmosphere and good music..one trashcan drink was $12,it was ahite.

Pretty great spot. The staff is dope af. Working here for the week and I would definitely make sure I make it here on a vacation.

Today, I gave myself a challenge to review some of the bars at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. For one reason and one reason only, the people that work at those Gold Key kiosks are not your tour guide. I am.So, here's some cool trivia about The Edge and it's neighbor, Sandbar: these two bars are, actually, some of the oldest bars at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront that have maintained their name/theme. The Boxx used to be Chicho's (now located a tad closer to the North-end on Pacific), both Chemistry and Retro used to be something else (Hammerheads, I believe?).If you're a 20-something, visiting on a Bachelorette ("girls just wanna have fun"-type of trip) vacay ... This is probably going to be your spot. Hip-hop music, colorful shooters and fast-paced bartenders radiate throughout the floor. There is a "stage" of some sort that dons the back of the establishment near the bathrooms that girls that have drank one-too-many vodka cranberries can grind on ... If you're feelin' like some attention.This spot is a solid OK to me. Without the bartenders that work here, it would be incredibly forgettable. So, here goes:THE GOOD:-Bartenders here are really awesome.-If you're a regular, you get thrown a free shot here and there during happy hour.-Creative shooters (just say what color you want and they're on it).-Cheap drinks (for bingers-on-a-budget).THE BAD:-Quite a few fights happen here on a regular basis.-Once or twice, my tab got mixed up with someone else's.-The crowd can be a little rough.-Very tight, crammed space during Summer Saturday nights.THE UGLY:-Sometimes it smells like vomit.-Sometimes people get overserved because it's so packed and difficult to regulate how much alcohol each person is drinking.For now, that's about all I have to say about The Edge. Meh.