If your sweet tooth starts acting up on your trip to Williamsburg, head over to Wythe Candy & Gourmet Shop to curb those cravings. The specialty shop has tons of fine confections to choose from, including fresh fudge, hand-dipped caramel apples, and the area's largest selection of candies.
Located in the heart of charming Williamsburg, the Peanut Shop lives up to its name, specializing in everything peanut. You can get a variety of different peanut products here, from chocolate covered and honey roasted to sugary brittle, and of course, the good ole slow roasted kind. And these aren't just any peanuts, these are Virginian peanuts, which are known for their flavor, crunch and smell. And at the Peanut Shop they are roasted and manufactured using old-fashioned methods to ensure impeccable quality and one-of-a-kind taste. So if peanuts make you nutty, head over there for a little taste of paradise.
Eat your heart out at Captain George's Seafood Restaurant Williamsburg, one of a popular chain of buffet restaurants. The all-you-can-eat buffet features a variety of seafood and non-seafood dishes to fill your landlubber's belly. There is no need to choose between Deviled Crab, Mahogany Clams, and Fresh Broiled Salmon - have them all! Side dishes include corn on the cob, green beans, and fresh buttered broccoli. For those new to seafood, a helpful tutorial on how to eat crab can be found online at their website. Or for the non-seafood enthusiast, prime rib, BBQ Ribs, chicken, and manicotti are available. Call ahead for hours.
A famous barbecue restaurant, Pierce’s Pitt is located in the beautiful city of Williamsburg. The cool and casual ambiance of this eatery, makes it a perfect choice for family lunches or dinners. Known throughout the city for serving some delicious recipes, Pierce's makes use of the freshest possible ingredients, and combines them with flavorful spices and herbs. While all their dishes are delectable, the ones that stand-out include Smokehouse Special, jumbo pulled pork sandwich and the classic beef cheeseburger. Drop by to have a relaxed meal, or just pick up some parcel on your way home.
What began in 1938 as a factory producing 18th-century salt-glaze reproductions has turned into a 200-acre complex with 32 buildings and over 70,000 items gathered from around the world. In addition to pottery, artisans produce wood items, plaster art, custom lamps, floral arrangements, dried and silk flowers, and made-to-order frames. It's even possible to make your own pottery as a truly unique souvenir. The complex also contains factory outlets, a restaurant and snack shop and a comfortable campground.