Central 7 Grille
Central 7 Grille located in the Churchland area of Portsmouth is a true representation of East meets West. This Korean-American sports bar is obviously unlike most. Patrons can not only enjoy viewing their favorite programs on 7 flat screens TV’s, but they can also enjoy corn hole tournaments, NASCAR specials, Karaoke and a live band every Saturday. The restaurant distinguishes itself from most restaurants in the area by providing a lunch buffet. Additionally, Central 7 Grille is one of the few restaurants in Portsmouth that have a full sushi bar. Mr. Joe Gary
, Restaurant Manager, says that they don’t serve your typical burger either. Using all angus beef, their burgers are cooked on a Char Grill. Mr. Gary
said that the Churchland area of Portsmouth was "an ideal location because of the lack of family sit down restaurants in the area." Whether you want sushi or soup, this a great place for food, family and fun.
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Meet our Staff: Police Chief Edward G. Hargis
Edward G. Hargis, joined the City of Portsmouth in January of 2009. Chief Hargis, 45, retired as interim police chief in Camden, New Jersey, where he worked for more than 20 years. He began his law enforcement career as a civilian dispatcher in Cherry Hill, N.J. Chief Hargis said his priorities include "focusing on employee development and community policing." He earned a bachelor’s degree in public administration and a master’s degree in administrative science from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
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Featured Property: 402X Seaboard Court
402X Seaboard Court offers 7 +/- acres of land cleared and ready for development. Located off of Greenwood Road and bordered by I-264 adjacent to the Greenwood on/off ramps, the site offers excellent access to I-64 and I-664. This property is zoned M-1 (light industrial) and is next to the CSX Railroad. For more information contact Economic Development at (757) 393-8804 or Bill Throne with Thalhimer at (757) 499-2692.
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