Food is always great. We have been here twice. The pizza reminds us of our pizza home in Jersey.read more

Stopped here for lunch on our way back home and I can't wait to go back it was that delicious. Two…read moreof us ordered the Bolognese Pappardelle and the other a foot long meat ball sub. It's the best Pappardelle I have ever eaten and the sauce was perfection with large chunks of the most tender beef. I only wish I had ordered an extra few to take home. Service was excellent as are the prices for the generous servings. Crusty fresh warm bread was served while we were waiting for our entrees. Definitely make a point of eating here if you find yourself in Williamsburg.

The pizza is absolutely amazing even though the price is a bit steep. I recommend the shiitake…read morepizza as well, both that and the pepperoni were well seasoned! The pizza did not take long to come out and the inside of the restaurant is very nice! Overall great experience!

This is a very busy spot. We stopped by twice and told a 50 min wait, but the third attempt was a…read morecharm and we were seated immediately during late afternoon. The ambiance is like a dim lighted factory. It's connected to a few other eateries and brewery with restrooms in the lobby of all facilities. Ordered the pretzel bites with a beer cheese. These were good in the sense of being soft, chewy dough balls to dip in cheese. I don't believe they tasted like pretzels at all. They tasted more like the pizza dough, but still a good appetizer. Ordered a pepperoni pizza. Dough was fluffy and airy. It seemed a bit over proofed. The pepperoni overcrowded the top and made for a very greasy topping. Sauce is sweeter than my liking. The taste was similar to a commercial chain pizza so younger children tend to love that. Overall, an interesting setting. We left with full bellies and prices were reasonable.

My family and I had a very enjoyable experience at Antonio's Ristorante Italiano in Williamsburg,…read moreVA. I have food allergies and was attended to with such attention and care! I had a wood fired pizza, my husband a calzone, and my son had ravioli. All were delicious! We were also started off with warm bread that was very good. Our waitress Mary was very attentive. Overall a great family meal, give it z try when in Williamsburg, VA.

My wife and are visiting here from the Boston area with our 3 granddaughters for the week. Visiting…read moreColonial Williamsburg and the local sites. After spending the day at Busch Gardens we were all hungry so I started researching local options and found Antonio's restaurant. So glad we did. From the meat lasagna to the shrimp and ziti dishes to the cheese ravioli..all was superb. As another reviewer noted, don't let the fact that's it's located in a shopping plaza with a grocery store and a lot of other businesses side by side deter you.Once you've entered and start eating you'll just imagine yourself in the finest high end Italian restaurant you've ever been to. I told Antonio the owner it was excellent and even better than many of the north end Boston Italian restaurants we've visited over the years...I'm not kidding...you'll swear Antonio's mother and grandmother are back there in the kitchen cooking ...the tomato sauce,garlic knot bread..everything of the most highest quality and flavor..we got the cannolis for desert...excellent..better than Mikes pastry in the north end ...seriously..go there...run there!!! Enjoy,Mike and Carol Kelliher,Abington,Ma.

Hands down the best wings I've had anywhere. I ordered the chili garlic wings with their house-made…read moresauce, and they were outstanding, perfectly coated, not over-sauced or overpowering, just the right balance of bold flavor and heat. You can tell the sauce is made in-house as it was fresh, balanced, and done right. I also had the Brick House Burger cooked medium, and it came out exactly as ordered; juicy and cooked to perfection. The beer was ice cold, and the food arrived quickly and piping hot. Mya made the whole experience even better. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely personable without hovering excellent service

We stopped in here while exploring colonial Williamsburg because it had multiple items on the menu…read moreI knew my kids would like. It was pretty quiet when we went as it's about a 10 minute walk away from merchants square. Staff was super friendly and greeted us when we entered. We got the pizza meatball parm and grilled chicken wrap. All the food was pretty good!

I had never stepped inside the Williamsburg Inn before but was feeling curious at the end of…read moreNovember. After an event at the Lodge, my mom and I popped in and opted to dine at Restoration Bar for lunch. The dining area was ornate yet comfy with lots of natural light. Our server was lovely. We started with the butternut bisque curry, which had quite the hint of spice, and then we shared a pizza. We both looooved the pizza; it was so good! Even our server said it's her favorite item on their menu. It's certainly a good option for a meal in Colonial Williamsburg.

The service was outstanding and the ambiance was very appropriate for the colonial Williamsburg…read morearea.

Man... this place rocks. Seriously... we're not even close to the area and we've visited nearly…read moreevery time we've been in the Burg. I don't know what the difference is between this Rick's and the other ones, but this one feels the most authentic and just what a cheese steak should be. The seasoning is simple, nothing overpowering. The bread could use more toasting, but it compliments the meat seasoning very well. When it comes to Cheese Steaks, it doesn't get more authentic and true to taste than this. I like the fact that they also have some great chicken cheese steaks (the fam isn't a fan of straight steak) with the same level of attention to detail as the original. Overall, I highly recommend this place if you're in the area. it's a big, big, win. Food Taste: 5 Overall Service: 5 Value of service to cost: 5 Facility: 5 Ambiance: The inside is very simple. Nothing crazy other than a decent place to sit and eat. Repeat customer: yes Dog Friendly: patio

Pretty solid Philly cheesesteak shop! The Philly cheese steak was nice and cheesy. The bread was…read moresoft, personally wish it was a little more sauced up. The onion rings were nice and crispy! The Philly egg rolls were tasty, but I wish there was more cheese. But it had a good crisp. We got the buffalo garlic sauce, which tasted very much like pure buffalo sauce. So if you like buffalo, it's a good choice. The inside had graffiti on the walls and felt very urban, giving the city vibe. The service was nice and fast. There is plentiful outdoor seating as well! Thank you for the food as we travel from Hampton Roads to Northern Virginia!

What can I say about this place - it's your basic pizza joint - SUPER BASIC AND NO FRILLS - seems…read morethis place has been around since forever and has continued to stay relevant for the late-night-munchies college kids. Traveling solo, I was staying next door to (shares the same parking lot with) the Fairfield Inn right off Richmond and Bypass Roads. Arrived and checked in late in the evening and once I was settled into my room, was too lazy to head out again into the cold Winter night to find a place to eat. This pizza joint was the easy, no-hassle option to call over for a carry-out pie and can of soda. My whole order was like $13 and was ready in like 15 minutes. Couldn't really ask for more than that. The worker manning the register was pleasant and friendly. The place inside is totally nothing to write home about - this place is basically a carry out and delivery operation so don't expect even an adequate sit down, dine in area. But it's fine for what it is. The pizza itself was pretty darn good for a $10 10" pie - perfect for 1. It was piping hot out of the oven, toppings were fresh and plentiful (no skimping on topping portions - see my pic), cheese was gooey, melty and stringy, hand tossed crust was chewy just-so. Guy supplied me with plates, plastic utensils, napkins and condiment packets (you have to ask for them). I was back in my hotel room in a flash. Couldn't ask for any more. Would I seek this place out if I wasn't staying steps away at the Fairfield Inn? No I would not. Sorry - truth. But if you're staying at the Fairfield and you're looking for a decent meal that's fast and cheap and conveniently located, go here. Prices are reasonable for what you get so as a student looking for a delivery meal deal, this is probably a good choice as well. Deserving of an average joe-blow 3 stars. Not a knock - just a very average pizza spot that serves its purpose and doesn't deserve more than that.

We were at the Fairfield hotel. And order food from chanello. The food was terrible. We order pizza…read moreit was so greasy. Not the good taste kind. But the kind that been sitting around for hours. And the wings were also sitting for a while. We also ordered a sub. That was a little better. We spend $52.00 no Bueno..

I can't believe I never posted a review. This place is always awesome. The food, entertainment, and…read moreof course beer! The staff are awesome, knowledgeable and friendly.

Precarious is an energetic place to meet friends, have a drink, enjoy some good food, and play…read moregames. We recently went one Friday night and had a taco and burgers. All were very good. The noise level is pretty loud with music playing over speakers in the ceiling, the game machines, and people having a good time. You order your food and drinks at the counter, grab a pager, find a table, and retrieve your food. It's pretty easy and time goes by fast. You can dine inside or enjoy quieter space outside. They have fire pits on chilly days.

We were looking for somewhere to eat in Williamsburg and came across this spot. At first glance, it…read morelooks like an upscale restaurant, but it's actually casual dining and kid-friendly. We were seated right away, and our service was awesome from start to finish. FOOD REVIEW Thai Poppin' Shrimp 5/5 - I really appreciated Robin for making sure we had a great experience with this dish. Berry Burrata 3/5 - Not my favorite, but still decent. Asian Chicken Wraps 3/5 - This was okay, just a little too saucy for me. Fried Green Tomatoes 5/5 - One of our favorites. The pimiento cheese paired perfectly with it. Carolina Burger 4/5 - Huge portion, and my son really enjoyed it. 2nd St Burger 4/5 - Another big portion and overall really good. Kids Pizza & Tenderloins 3/5 - Decent for the kids, though the pizza bread was a bit dense. DRINKS Margarita 4/5 Prickly Pear 4/5 Robin really made our experience even better. She checked on us frequently and made sure everything came out right. The portions here are on the larger side, so I'd recommend ordering family-style if you're dining with a group. Overall, the food was great, and the service made the experience even better.

I searched for French dip in Williamsburg. Second street bistro kept coming up on ChatGPT. I looked…read moreat the menu and saw a brisket sandwich. When I got to the restaurant I asked if they had horse radish: no. Au jus: yes. I wanted a piece of Carrot cake but I thought $18 was exorbitant. I opted for the pecan pie instead. The online menu said they had some crispy chicken dinner... It was no longer part of the menu when I arrived to the restaurant.. My significant other is allergic to shellfish, and does not eat pork... There weren't a lot of entrée options for him because there was pork all over the place. I did order him some salmon since he could not get the chicken. He liked the salmon. The broccoli had no flavor on it. And the brown rice pilaf was equally Bland. The brisket sandwich was ...okay... but dipping it in French onion soup calling it onion jus.... It just pissed me off. I think the menu was overpriced for tourists. The staff seemed to be doing the best they could. I guess I'll continue my hunt for the best Friend dip in Williamsburg. I'm down here a lot.

We ended up here at Huzzah's Eatery out of convenience during our visit because we were staying at…read morethe adjacent Woodlands Hotel & Suites. When we arrived the first night, it was a little late so my husband and I sat in the bar area since it is open until 11 p.m. while the restaurant closes at 9:30 p.m. We ended up sitting in the same area the next night after a long day of walking around Colonial Williamsburg because we enjoyed getting to know the bartender that was working both nights. Our server/bartender recommended the local IPA and it was refreshing and tasty. It was a surprise to see the "Impossible Burger" on the menu so my husband and I decided to split that and the Caesar Salad. We both enjoyed the burger and the accompanying yummy tater tots. The salad was just ok. This place definitely has the feel of a hotel restaurant and caters to tourists. We may not have gone here both nights if not for the convenience of its location and the kind and interesting bartender whom we got to know and looked forward to seeing. She was a highlight for sure!

It took forever to get our food, with just one entree coming out at a time for our group of 9. We…read morehad to keep reminding the staff what we ordered, and that it hadn't come yet. The woman at the bar was fantastic, very friendly. The food was average at best.