Norfolk International Airport (ORF)

Norfolk, VA

Norfolk International Airport (ORF)

Norfolk International Airport (ORF)

Norfolk, VA

Norfolk, VA

Welcome to the
200 Sack Club

Welcome to the
200 Sack Club

“While this is a ribbon cutting, it’s also a celebration because I am from Norfolk. This history belongs to Norfolk. Because I was a kid, this city and this town embraced me. This village raised me to the man that I am today.”

“While this is a ribbon cutting, it’s also a celebration because I am from Norfolk. This history belongs to Norfolk. Because I was a kid, this city and this town embraced me. This village raised me to the man that I am today.”

– Bruce Smith

– Bruce Smith

The Pass Rush at ORF

The Pass Rush at ORF

The Pass Rush at ORF

Bruce Smith’s 200 Sack Club brings Bruce’s record-setting NFL career and hometown pride straight to Norfolk International Airport. This is his first signature restaurant, located in Concourse B between Gates B25 and B27.

Open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., the sports bar and grill is built for travelers who want a real sit-down before a flight or after landing. The menu leans local and familiar. Standout plates include the Hall of Fame Burger, Sack Man Crab Cakes, Shrimp and Grits, and a Fish Sandwich with crispy flounder. Starters cover wings, loaded fries, pretzel bites, and flatbread pizzas, including a Jamaican jerk chicken pie. The bar list plays off his career with drinks like the Seventy-Eight Smash, First-Overall Flight, Hall-of-Fame Mule, and Goal-Line Bloody.

Whether you are heading out of Norfolk or just getting home, 200 Sack Club gives you a stop that belongs to Hampton Roads and carries the same force Bruce brought to the field for 19 seasons.

Bruce Smith’s 200 Sack Club brings Bruce’s record-setting NFL career and hometown pride straight to Norfolk International Airport. This is his first signature restaurant, located in Concourse B between Gates B25 and B27.

Open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., the sports bar and grill is built for travelers who want a real sit-down before a flight or after landing. The menu leans local and familiar. Standout plates include the Hall of Fame Burger, Sack Man Crab Cakes, Shrimp and Grits, and a Fish Sandwich with crispy flounder. Starters cover wings, loaded fries, pretzel bites, and flatbread pizzas, including a Jamaican jerk chicken pie. The bar list plays off his career with drinks like the Seventy-Eight Smash, First-Overall Flight, Hall-of-Fame Mule, and Goal-Line Bloody.

Whether you are heading out of Norfolk or just getting home, 200 Sack Club gives you a stop that belongs to Hampton Roads and carries the same force Bruce brought to the field for 19 seasons.

The Playmaker Bruce Smith

Bruce Smith stands as one of the most dominant defensive ends the NFL has ever seen. Raised in Norfolk and forged at Virginia Tech, he arrived in the league as the first overall pick and spent nearly two decades as the constant on Buffalo’s defense. Speed, power, and a refusal to come off the field defined how he played. He became the standard at his position and remains one of Hampton Roads’ defining sports figures.

Here are some of his many accomplishments:

  • NFL all-time career sack leader with 200

  • NFL record 13 seasons with 10 or more sacks

  • 11-time Pro Bowl selection

  • 8-time First-Team All-Pro

  • 2-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1990 and 1996)

  • First overall pick in the 1985 NFL Draft

  • Four consecutive Super Bowl appearances with the Buffalo Bills

  • 2006 College Football Hall of Fame inductee

  • 2009 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee (first ballot)

  • Buffalo Bills No. 78 retired

Bruce brought that same standard home. By opening Bruce Smith’s 200 Sack Club at Norfolk International Airport, he shares the drive that defined his career with travelers passing through ORF every day.

The Playmaker Bruce Smith

The Playmaker Bruce Smith

Bruce Smith stands as one of the most dominant defensive ends the NFL has ever seen. Raised in Norfolk and forged at Virginia Tech, he arrived in the league as the first overall pick and spent nearly two decades as the constant on Buffalo’s defense. Speed, power, and a refusal to come off the field defined how he played. He became the standard at his position and remains one of Hampton Roads’ defining sports figures.

Here are some of his accomplishments:

  • NFL all-time career sack leader with 200

  • NFL record 13 seasons with 10 or more sacks

  • 11-time Pro Bowl selection

  • 8-time First-Team All-Pro

  • 2-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1990 and 1996)

  • First overall pick in the 1985 NFL Draft

  • Four consecutive Super Bowl appearances with the Buffalo Bills

  • 2006 College Football Hall of Fame inductee

  • 2009 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee (first ballot)

  • Buffalo Bills No. 78 retired

Bruce brought that same standard home. By opening Bruce Smith’s 200 Sack Club at Norfolk International Airport, he shares the drive that defined his career with travelers passing through ORF every day.

Bruce Smith stands as one of the most dominant defensive ends the NFL has ever seen. Raised in Norfolk and forged at Virginia Tech, he arrived in the league as the first overall pick and spent nearly two decades as the constant on Buffalo’s defense. Speed, power, and a refusal to come off the field defined how he played. He became the standard at his position and remains one of Hampton Roads’ defining sports figures.

Here are some of his many accomplishments:

  • NFL all-time career sack leader with 200

  • NFL record 13 seasons with 10 or more sacks

  • 11-time Pro Bowl selection

  • 8-time First-Team All-Pro

  • 2-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1990 and 1996)

  • First overall pick in the 1985 NFL Draft

  • Four consecutive Super Bowl appearances with the Buffalo Bills

  • 2006 College Football Hall of Fame inductee

  • 2009 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee (first ballot)

  • Buffalo Bills No. 78 retired

Bruce brought that same standard home. By opening Bruce Smith’s 200 Sack Club at Norfolk International Airport, he shares the drive that defined his career with travelers passing through ORF every day.