Williamsburg, Virginia

Nestled in the Williamsburg Winery is the regal Café Provençal. Chef Tim Westby-Gibson offers guests French-inspired dishes and complementary wines that have been referred to as "some of the best wines in the world". Locally caught fish, locally grown produce, and even some local wines all make Provençal an outstanding choice.

The culmination of over thirty years of food and beverage experience, A Chef's Kitchen is the creation of renowned chef John Gonzales and his wife Wanda. Lovers of fine wine and food will be swept away while being taught how to craft the ultimate full course meals. Learn and dine from one of America's best chefs right in Williamsburg.

Le Yaca has much to be proud of: in addition to being a favorite of historic Williamsburg, the restaurant also ranks in the Top 100 for the Diner's Choice Awards and was given Hampton Road's Number 1 Platinum Plate Award. Restaurateurs and laymen alike rave about the French cuisine, which composes a seasonal menu. Le Yaca presents guests with French and American wines to complement the meals. Reservations are recommended but not required.

If you love seafood and good prices, head over to Captain George's Seafood. Choose from over 100 items on the menu or craft your meal from one of the many buffets. The king crab legs are incredibly popular, as well as the oysters. It's recommended that you arrive early, as the waiting times may get long.

“Eat, Drink and Think” at Food For Thought Restaurant. Clever décor includes biographical photographs of historical figures, from scientists to political leaders, and each table contains discussion cards designed to spark thoughtful conversation. Choose from a menu featuring a wide variety of cuisines, whether it be fork tender pot roast, Jamaican jerk chicken, pad Thai or even baked eggplant parmesan. There are seafood specials every night, and the bar serves seasonal drafts and draft microbrews. Breakfast is served on Saturday and Sunday.

Opus 9 Steakhouse is located in the stupendous New Town community of Williamsburg. Entrees include aged Prime Steak, Au Poivre, New York Strip Steak and more. Each meal is cooked to your specifications.

Once a seafood favorite of none other than George Washington, Christiana Campbell's Tavern specializes in 18th century seafood courses. Crab cakes, sherried shrimp, scallops, lobster: each meal hearkens Old Virginia with a twist of modern panache. The décor and ambiance are styled after 18th century Virginia.

First opened in 1772, the King's Arms Tavern is a true homage to Virginia's rich culinary history. The cuisine encompasses Southern favorites for dinner and dessert. You'll feel as though you've stepped into the past as you savor the delicious menu.

Located in historic Williamsburg, Oceans & Ale is a steakhouse and classic seafood restaurant. There are nightly specials and live entertainment. The atmosphere is warm and inviting.

Exquisite family dining is found at Huzzah's Eatery. Traditional American favorites like pizza, barbecue, buffalo wings, chili, and quesadillas make for a fun night. Adults can enjoy a drink from the beer and specialty menus.