Williamsburg va dining help
Jun 29th, 2004 | 06:11 AM
#2
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Yes- read theses:
Colonial Williamsburg offers traditional colonial eating in four authentically restored 18th-century taverns. They even serve a colonial menu! The servers wear the dress of the day and entertain you while you eat. Children's menus are available.
Each of the taverns have their own unique history. For more information on each, click on the blue text Colonial Tavern Dining .
Call (800) TAVERNS for reservations.
King's Arms Tavern
409 East Duke of Gloucester Street
The King's Arms Tavern serves 18th-Century food with some entertainment. The servers are wearing costumes while the menu offers Southern specialties.
Enjoy a meal like a colonist! You might want to try the Peanut Soup or Game Pie. There is a children's menu as well as today's popular fare.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Shield's Tavern
417 East Duke Of Gloucster Street
Shield's Tavern has been owned by the Shield's family since the1740's. They serve specialties that the Early Americans enjoyed. There is an extensive fowl and seafood menu today.
The Colonial desserts are delicious too. Try the Indian pudding or syllabub-a whipping cream and lemon dessert.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Christina Campell's Tavern
120 Waller Street
Campell's Tavern was a favorite of George Washington! The menu serves specialties reflecting the tastes of the 13 colonies.
It's fun to see what kinds of foods were popular so many years ago. There are mouthwatering desserts too.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Chowning's Tavern
100 East of Gloucester
Chowning's Tavern is great for families. They recommend that you order a few dishes to share. It is a casual, fun place that is like a English "publick house".
The Brunswick stew is delicious. Some of the other specialties include prime rib, steaks and other meat dishes.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Colonial Williamsburg offers traditional colonial eating in four authentically restored 18th-century taverns. They even serve a colonial menu! The servers wear the dress of the day and entertain you while you eat. Children's menus are available.
Each of the taverns have their own unique history. For more information on each, click on the blue text Colonial Tavern Dining .
Call (800) TAVERNS for reservations.
King's Arms Tavern
409 East Duke of Gloucester Street
The King's Arms Tavern serves 18th-Century food with some entertainment. The servers are wearing costumes while the menu offers Southern specialties.
Enjoy a meal like a colonist! You might want to try the Peanut Soup or Game Pie. There is a children's menu as well as today's popular fare.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Shield's Tavern
417 East Duke Of Gloucster Street
Shield's Tavern has been owned by the Shield's family since the1740's. They serve specialties that the Early Americans enjoyed. There is an extensive fowl and seafood menu today.
The Colonial desserts are delicious too. Try the Indian pudding or syllabub-a whipping cream and lemon dessert.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Christina Campell's Tavern
120 Waller Street
Campell's Tavern was a favorite of George Washington! The menu serves specialties reflecting the tastes of the 13 colonies.
It's fun to see what kinds of foods were popular so many years ago. There are mouthwatering desserts too.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Chowning's Tavern
100 East of Gloucester
Chowning's Tavern is great for families. They recommend that you order a few dishes to share. It is a casual, fun place that is like a English "publick house".
The Brunswick stew is delicious. Some of the other specialties include prime rib, steaks and other meat dishes.
For reservations, call (800) TAVERNS.
Jun 29th, 2004 | 06:11 AM
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I looked on the www.colonialwilliamsburg.org site and only saw the regular menus. My suggestion would be to call 1-800-TAVERNS.
It isn't a Tavern, but I know that the Trellis does not have a children's menu.
Good luck!
It isn't a Tavern, but I know that the Trellis does not have a children's menu.
Good luck!
Jul 13th, 2004 | 12:56 PM
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Joined: Feb 2004
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This is probably too late for your trip but for other readers....The Williamsburg Lodge has great children's food at a fraction of the Tavern prices. Ate there recently & was surrounded by lots of kids enjoying a great meal in beautiful surroundings.
