1. There's no price on the blankets, had to wait in a long concession line just to ask. A thin…read moreblanket is $20! 2. The women's bathroom was dirty before and after the movie. If I could've waited, I would've. 3. It was raining so the lobby floor was wet. Not a wet floor sign in sight. 4. The back row in Theater 8 is literally the same height as the row in front of it.. it's like the row was added on at some point. If you're too short, you can't see past the chair to see the whole screen. 5. The screen was small. 6. In the back row, we had to put the recliner down for food runners to get past. And that was several times throughout the movie. One food runner actually walked over my reclined legs as i was struggled to push the right button to put it down. Then they hit the tray table next to me and popcorn went flying. They definitely hurt themselves and i felt bad. But this is also probably a longstanding issue. 7. In one of the back row seats we paid for, you had to turn your head to even see the screen. Otherwise, you'd be looking at the emergency door because the screen doesn't extend into the POV of the chair correctly. The only good things from my experience were comfortable chairs, central location and great ticket prices (paid $26 for 4 tickets).

Movie Tavern Marcus Theater continues to be my favorite theater in Williamsburg, and my experiences…read moreover the past couple of years have consistently been pleasant and never disappointing. The theater is always neat and clean, with a bright entrance and interesting movie posters. The café is welcoming, and the staff is a true highlight of the experience. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a genuine smile and a welcoming attitude. The staff is incredibly friendly, polite, and patient, ensuring every step of your visit, from ordering at the café to having your food delivered to your seat, is seamless and pleasant. Their dedication to great service truly sets this theater apart. The food and drinks are a major highlight. There are many delicious choices, and everything is consistently tasty and served hot. The popcorn, in particular, is far superior and fresher than what you get at other theaters. I love the convenience of ordering food and an adult beverage right from my seat and having it delivered hot and quickly. The selection of on-tap beers is also a nice touch. The reclining seats with leg supports are super comfortable, making for a truly relaxing movie-watching experience. Best part is free refills on your popcorn, which is great since I like to take a bucket home with me :) Whether I'm catching a $6 movie on a Tuesday in one of the smaller theaters or a full-price movie in the main auditorium, it's always a great time. If you're looking for a theater with excellent food, comfortable seating, and friendly service, this is the place to go.

Nice local cinema with friendly staff and goid theaters. Bonus, they serve beer and wine at…read moreconcessions.

Honestly I can't complain here at all!!…read more They have upgraded their seating to more comfortable recliners... they don't have footing but the seats are more comfortable and do lean back some. You are able to reserve online and pick your seat. This theater is usually forgotten so when you wanna see that new movie... chances are they still have great seats open. The bathroom was clean. Their concessions are far cheaper than other theatres. Take a chance, drive over the bridge, grab a bite to eat and see a movie!

Short version: Had such a good time here! Wonderfully awkward, intimate setting with some hilarious…read morecomedians. I'll definitely be back. Long version: It was $21 to see Brent Blakeney open for Dusty Slay, and they were both absolutely hilarious. Comedy lasted for about 1 hour 45 minutes straight. No intermission. Note that this venue is INSIDE of the Double Tree Hotel in a small conference room with about 6-8 large round tables, roughly 6 chairs at each table. About 25 people were in attendance when I went. The room is a mix between a business meeting room and a school cafeteria setting. This may sound bad. But, honestly, the weird/awkward setting actually made for more hilariousness, and a more intimate atmosphere. There is a hotel bar and restaurant in the next room over, and, while I *did* see a server taking food and drink orders during the comedy set, the server seemed to rarely visit, and was difficult to flag down. So, I recommend grabbing a drink (or two) at the bar just beforehand and bringing it into the comedy room yourself (they do allow this). Overall, this is a really fun and different thing to do on a date night here in Williamsburg! (though I suppose experiences will vary, depending on the comedians)

The Comedy Club Comedians at the Williamsburg Doubletree was hilarious. Mike Easmeil and James…read moreLawson was so funny that I almost fell off my chair! The host, Leslie, was totally helpful and accommodating with our seating. The drinks were cold and quickly refilled. This is my fourth time seeing comedians at this location. It's always enjoyable.

This is a great museum. Our family throughly enjoyed their recent family day. Staff were very kind…read moreand helpful. Exhibits are great! Only caveat in regard to the family day is more volunteers would have been better. There was one volunteer in an area with two crafts and multiple parents had no idea what to do in regard to the craft.

On William & Mary's campus, this art museum is two levels and free! Once you park out front, be…read moreprepared to give your license plate info to the person at the front desk. Parking is free, but they do need to register you, so you don't get a ticket. The museum is free to wander. On the ground level are the gift shop, a cafe, and two galleries. The top floor has the main exhibits from old art to new. When I went, they had a special exhibit about 9/11 centered around the architecture of the Twin Towers.

This venue is very small and has a "homey" vibe to it. I…read morelike the location because it's out in the country and a way out from all the bustle and noise! It appears very unassuming from the outside. At night, there are some really nice lights that come on. There also seemed to be an outdoor stage setup. The concert I saw was amazing and everything sounded great. My only complaint: most of the patrons were so loud and obnoxious and more interested in their own drunken banter, which made it difficult to hear the music even though I was front row. If you're going to a concert (or doing anything else for that matter) and feel the need to get drunk or high in order to enjoy it, then that's a problem of your own that needs to be addressed and dealt with properly, not by subjecting others to it and robbing them of their own natural ability to live life. Other than that, it was a great evening. Nice place and I wouldn't mind returning to see another show. I just hope that the crowd there will want to see a show too and not take away from who we actually pay to see.

Go! It's fun. Great music. Polite volunteers run the joint. Park like setting. Bring your most…read morecomfortable chair, buy a beer, lean back and enjoy the show.

Art isn't something I thought of when visiting Colonial Williamsburg, but I ended up spending more…read moretime here than at the actual living museum. Here's why. 1) Admission: It's free to anyone regardless whether or not you have a ticket. Park in the nearby lot (don't forget to pay via the app or QR code) and walk right in. Staff are more than willing to guide you to where to start. 2) Art: The building itself houses this museum and another one. It's hard to tell which is which, but I recommend visiting every gallery. Each gallery comes with helpful signs that bring the art to life and explain about preservation. 3) Space: It's very big so you can easily spend 2-3 hours visiting. There are restrooms and places to rest throughout.

Last year, Colonial Williamsburg changed entry to this museum from requiring a paid ticket to free…read moreaccess. The free access now makes this museum a terrific value for locals and visitors. The museum has excellent exhibits in furniture, textiles,18th- and 19th- century clothing, folk art, clocks, and so much more. In addition, the museum houses a comfortable theatre for lectures, music, and plays. Sometimes the shows have a fee, but many are free. There also is a counter service museum cafe that provides soups, chili, salads, sandwiches, desserts, and beverages with a large open seating area. In addition, the gift shop sells upscale Colonial Williamsburg merchandise and jewelry. Free parking can be found on the side street or in a small lot across the street. Paid parking is available in nearby lots, many of which provide the first hour or two free.

Neat experience. Book ahead of time and pay in advance. Sometimes there are parties or crowds and…read moreequipment isn't available.

Great place to have an event or bring family or friends for a fun activity. There are a lot of…read moreoptions for all ages.

We love going to Second Sundays in downtown Williamsburg! It opens at 11 am and runs until 4 pm the…read moresecond Sunday of each month, March through December, along Boundary Street and assorted cross streets. They offer live music in different areas and at different times. As well as some good trucks. You'll find crafts, specialty foods, jewelry, soaps and lotions, bonsai trees, stickers, artwork, items for pets, wood carvers, some clothes, books, and more. This isn't a farmers market. You won't find fresh produce. But that's ok because the vendors are all varied and interesting. Parking is available on the surrounding streets, in the garage, and parking lots. Bring a tote bag to carry your finds.