Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Williamsburg

Sal's by Victor may have a slightly confusing name, but the dishes they serve up are straightforward and delicious. The restaurant, which was established by Salvatore (Sal) and is now operated by Vittorio Minichiello (Victor), serves both Northern and Southern Italian specialties. In particular, patrons rave about the house Cavatoni alla Capri and the New York-style pizza, both of which chef Victor serves up with zest and pizzazz. The restaurant also has a curated list of Italian wines and offers both delivery and take-out.

Oceans & Ale offers up a lot of great things: from fresh seafood, to perfectly cooked steaks, to craft beers that will make any beer-lover feel like they've found paradise. This restaurant-bar aims to please every sort of clientele, from young couples, to families, to groups of friends looking for a good time. Oceans & Ale has daily deals, a rotating tap, and live music, which means it should be on everyone's list of places to visit while in Williamsburg.

Started in 1985 by brothers from the Williamsburg area, the Second Street Restaurant is an American bistro serving up creative and tasty fare. The brunch menu is available only on Sundays, but lunch, dinner, and nighttime options are available the rest of the week. There is a wide range of entrees and a good choice of inventive salads. Delicious burgers have been voted the best in Williamsburg and the desserts are as sumptuous as they sound. On Fridays and Saturdays, the restaurant becomes a great local hangout to drink and meet the locals.

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.

The original King's Arms Tavern was started in 1772 under the direction of Jane Vobe and immediately became the tavern of choice for the upper echelons of Colonial Williamsburg society. Today, the tavern has been reconstructed in such a way that you can enjoy a delicious meal in a fashionable colonial setting. The restaurant owners have gone a step further to make their diners feel like they have stepped back in time like having the servers dress in costumes. At dinner, the restaurant is illuminated by candlelight, and musicians dressed in colonial garb serenade patrons. Known for its hearty American meals, its specialties include Peanut Soupe, Sallet, and Pecan Pie.

Located at Village Square shopping plaza, Kero Sushi serves authentic Japanese delicacies in town. Menu features popular Japanese staples like Tofu Vegetable, Volcano Roll and Mango Shrimp Roll, among other toothsome preparations. The chic interiors and courteous waitstaff contribute to a memorable dining experience at Kero. Wash down those hearty portions with an exciting choice of libations including sake, fine wines and beers.