Anonymous
02/27/2018 23:09
Subject: Re:Fun places to eat around Williamsburg?
For lunch, go to the Cheese Shop. It’s in the colonial area and so good.
For a sort of unsuspecting place - try the Carrot Tree. Again, it’s a lunch (or breakfast) place. We went there on a whim years ago and were blown away by how good it was!
For a good Italian dinner in a relaxing and kid-friendly place, I would recommend Maurizio’s. It’s sort of a typical suburban Italian restaurant, but the food is phenomenal (especially the bread!). We used to have to go to Williamsburg every year for years for dance competitions and ALWAYS ate her.
Another +1 to the taverns. Go for the experience, though, not with the expectation of five-star dining.
For a sort of unsuspecting place - try the Carrot Tree. Again, it’s a lunch (or breakfast) place. We went there on a whim years ago and were blown away by how good it was!
For a good Italian dinner in a relaxing and kid-friendly place, I would recommend Maurizio’s. It’s sort of a typical suburban Italian restaurant, but the food is phenomenal (especially the bread!). We used to have to go to Williamsburg every year for years for dance competitions and ALWAYS ate her.
Another +1 to the taverns. Go for the experience, though, not with the expectation of five-star dining.
Anonymous
02/27/2018 21:25
Subject: Fun places to eat around Williamsburg?
The taverns are fun...like Chownings.
Anonymous
02/27/2018 20:52
Subject: Fun places to eat around Williamsburg?
Heading to Williamsburg next weekend and interested in seeing if there are any fun/historic places to eat with kids. Doesn't have to be certain food, just wondering if there is anything the kids would find fun and/or interesting, different from around here.