Più votati Ristoranti e caffè in Williamsburg

Established in 1980, Le Yaca French Restaurant is devoted to giving their patrons the taste of authentic French cuisine. Founded by renowned French restaurateurs, this eatery serves their dishes adorned with the finest garnishes and sauces. Put yourself into the hands of the chef and try the prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus or select a la carte. Escargots, Sautéed Calf’s Liver, Thinly Sliced Raw Salmon are just some of the exotic delicacies you can dig into. You can also opt for special wine dinners. Be sure to finish your meal off with one of the best desserts in town. Trio de Sorbets, Le Fondant au Chocolat and La Tarte Fine aux Pommesare just some of the favorites on the menu. If you are looking for a hearty French meal, then Le Yaca French Restaurant is your best bet.

Food for Thought draws a link between the hunger for knowledge, and the need for nourishment. It aims to pay tribute to great people from the past and tries to replicate this philosophy by serving innovative food which has been carefully prepared. Much of the menu are classics, including Grandma's Meatloaf and Fork Tender Pot Roast and they have extended their menu to include more international flavors and original vegetarian cuisine. Take a look at the menu online, there are videos of some of the dishes being served. So take a break to expand both your stomach and your mind at Food for Thought.

Chef Hans Schadler and his team offer delicious seafood made with fresh and local ingredients at Waypoint Seafood and Grill. Begin your meal, with the Crispy Calamari or Fried Oyster Caesar Salad and move onto Oyster Po’ boy and Half Pound Certified Angus Burger. Signature plates like Waypoint Shellfish & Grits and Signature Crab Cake are very popular. Pair your food with wine and enjoy your meal in the cool and modern setting.

Fin Seafood welcomes its guests to gorge on their tantalizing fare of American cuisine. Known for their seafood preparations, do try out their crab cakes, Seared Scallops and Oysters with Meyer Lemon Mignonette. Complement your food with a delectable wine from their list. On weekends, this place throws its door open to guests who would love to enjoy a delectable brunch fare. The Portside Room, that can accommodate a maximum of 40 guests and is replete with audio visual equipment and its own bar, is a great place to host a business meeting.

Famous for its Gambols, uproarious games and songs that were forms of entertainment in old taverns and pubs, Josiah Chowning's Tavern is a popular joint for the young and old alike. Visitors are often encouraged by the friendly staff members to join the festivities and if you decide to participate, you certainly won't regret the decision. The atmosphere is energetic yet comfortable; perfect for an engaging, fun night out. You can devour colonial-style pub grub and pair it with a beverage of your choice. Offerings are quite reasonable and do not put much weight on your pocket.

Experience the magic of Colonial Williamsburg by experiencing the food of the original colony. Christiana Campbell's Tavern specializes in seafood fresh from the ocean. Rich with history, the tavern was a favorite with George Washington. Owners have tried to recreate the atmosphere of the colonial times using a mixture of information obtained through artifacts, description, and other period taverns. Christiana's Crab Cakes and Sherried Shrimp, scallops, and lobster are among the featured dinner items. For dessert, try any one of a number of delicious pies and ice creams, including Lemon Chess Pie. Tavern is open seasonally, so call for details.