Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Restaurants
Seafood
This tavern was George Washington's favorite for seafood. Mrs. Campbell's dinner menu includes crab cakes, Gloucester chicken, filet of beef with crab-stuffed shrimp, fritters and...
Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Of course there are historic places to eat around Williamsburg, Virginia. Stop by Colonial Williamsburg and have a bit to eat at the Shields Tavern. Have a hearty meal of seafood gumbo, or go lighter with a vegetable wrap or BLT. Also in Colonial Williamsburg is the King's Arms Tavern, where the staff dresses in period clothing, and the menu is reminiscent of colonial times: peanut soup, Virginia ham, colonial game pie. You'll feel as if you've been directed back in time!
Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Restaurants
A tavern specializing in barbeque and other colonial quick fare! By day Chowning's is an 18th-century ale house and in the evenings it is widely...
Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Steakhouse
Simple elegance, befitting the statesmen and gentry who often dined here. This 18th-century chop house provides a genteel atmosphere at lunch and dinner. Specialties include...
Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Breakfast and lunch served daily in a plantation setting. Specialties are Brunswick Stew, square cut ham biscuits, chicken and dumplings and buttermilk pie. Enjoy some...
Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Experience southern comfort foods with a revolutionary southern flair in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg. Diners will find hearty fare such as seafood gumbo and...
Bar & Grills
Historic Restaurants & Taverns
Relaxed yet luxurious, The Terrace and Goodwin Rooms retain The Williamsburg Inn’s charm and sophistication while serving up contemporary expressions of American classics. At breakfast...