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Chef Opening New Restaurant at Old Waters Edge

WOODBRIDGE, Va. -- What once was known as Waters Edge will now be called The Landing Restaurant.

Chef Troy Clayton will try to recreate an atmosphere from the Coles Point Marina restaurant in Hauge, Va. on the Occoquan River in Woodbridge, next to the Harbor View Conference Center opening June 13.

The Landing Restaurant at Occoquan Harbor Marina has undergone nearly $1 million in new upgrades to include outdoor covered and uncovered decks that can seat up to 70 people, as well as a porch area that seats 70 more. It’s a look that mirrors Clayton’s Coles Point restaurant where guests outside can enjoy a finer casual dining experience, while there’s a more refined dining atmosphere on the inside.

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