Famous Uncle Al's — Restaurant in Virginia Beach

This post is for people who have Service Dogs. In violation of the ADA this business will deny service with anybody that has a Service Dog. They denied me service, because of my German Shepherd Service dog, even after I proved that he was a Service Dog. This is in direct violation of Federal Law under the ADA. I have been advised by the Department of Justice that I could file case against them. I have decided it's not worth all that effort. They tried to say that having him in their building would be against the health department of virginia beaches rules and that they could be shut down because of it. I contacted the health department and they said that was a total lie and that they would contact the owner of the business and set her straight. Now, because of that, the last time I went in, she said, I will no longer be welcome in her business. If I had filed the claim against this business, the Department of Justice said they would be facing a first time violation charge of $75,000 dollars for a first offense. Lastly, just a note.I'm allowed in all the other Famous Uncle Al's with him. In case you are wondering ADA stands for the American...

This restaurant has been one of my go to spots since I was 7, now 31, and has never disappointed me. It's family run and has been passed down a few generations but they have never lost their quality. It's the best place in town to grab a burger or hotdog, with some of the best service in the beach. Food comes out fast and with a smile! I almost always get the double cheeseburger with the fixings and a side of house fries, (literally a fresh whole potato pushed through a fry cutter, fried to crisp golden brown) if you haven't heard of uncle Al's and are reading this you must stop by and try them out you won't regret it.

P.S. ask for some of the house dressing for your fries, perfect compliment to a tasty meal!

Thank you uncle Al for the amazing experience you have always given me...

We've been going there for years but haven't been there since covid. However, as 1st responders and fully vaccinated since February we decided to have lunch at our once favorite restaurant. We were happy to see a sign on the door saying "masks required" but there was NO ONE INSIDE WEARING A MASK INCLUDING THE WORKERS! We decided to stay anyway and sat at the furthest table,table away from others but kept our masks on except for eating. The tables were not cleaned or disinfected as customers left and the entire place, including the bathroom, was dirty. The hot dogs were good but we were given frozen French fries instead of the fresh cut ones. NEVER AGAIN WILL WE EAT...