Reviewing for the gas station, and to help spread the word to other flex fuel car owners that the…read moreHarris Teeter gas station on Quarterpath Road in Williamsburg carries E 85. As the prices are always fluctuating I cannot confirm that the price will be this when you arrive but as for today, July 21, 2026 the price is 3.95 gallon Small grocery store station easy in and out off of Rt199.

The produce is always amazing! Deli will shave our meats with no fuss and the meat department…read morealways has great steaks!

Very friendly staff who provided great customer service. Was greeted as soon as I walked in and was…read moreasked if I needed assistance. I was very pleased on my first ever visit.

Very friendly and willing to help. Had the items in stock that I was looking for. Will go back.read more

Went out here to get a full tour of the Distilleries in the area. This place stands out quite a bit…read moreon its own. They focus on doing their spirits the way they were done back in the day. Quite indicative of the area. With those traditional ways comes some of the plusses and minuses of that era. But that's the fun part imo. First off, you'd be silly to not come here as they gave us our first taste for free. When it comes to unique, this definitely takes the cake. It's hard to explain but the only way to understand the uniqueness of their spirits is to straight up go there and try them. Because they're so unique, many of the 'og' style spirits I had were so far off from the norm. But that's ok. One of them wasn't for me but that's fine. I was just appreciative of being able to try it. Overall, this place is a big win. If you're in the area and are a spirits fan, stop on by! Food Taste: 5 Overall Service: 5 Value of food to cost: 5 Facility: 5 Ambiance: Walking in you almost feel like you're transported back in time. Although I have no doubt that's the intent of decor and ambiance. Repeat customer: yes Dog Friendly: no

No food served here, just amazing colonial style cocktails and spirits. Felt as if I had stepped…read moreback in time. If you are looking for something unique and historical, this is it!!! Take a trip back in time to the colonial days and discover how modern cocktail recipes came to be. From flaming drinks to simple mojitos, each drink has a historic story of invention and who consumed them. The service is friendly and they are happy to explain everything on the menu. Their genuine passion shines through and the pours are rather generous on the flights. So drivers be aware that you won't be able to finish them! Whiskey & Rum are the primary spirits served, though there was a gin on the menu as well as a few others. The atmosphere is equally period appropriate. Will not disappoint you if this is your vibe!

We came here for trivia, which was a blast. The charcuterie board with wine and friendly…read morecompetition made it a great night. The wine was pretty good and they had a good few to pick from and purchase. The charcuterie board also came out pretty quickly. We planned to go back but they no longer host trivia, so I'm not sure when we'll be stopping by again.

If you live in Williamsburg and are a wine drinker, and you don't frequent this beautiful place,…read moreyou are missing out! Incredible service, friendly people, and the best charcuterie board I've ever had!

This place is amazing. The overwhelming number of fresh food, produce and packaged goods is a must…read moreexplore.

Great place to go. the staff is always so pleasa and the store is always clean. I live on the same…read morestreet and there's another store the same distance on the other side and I feel safer walking there than the other store late at night

Nothing special here in this small older ABC store that needed a delivery truck ASAP!…read more Located just off Highway 199 in a strip. Signage excellent and no issues with parking. The lot and walk up was debris free. I was greeted when I walked in at opening by friendly staff. I found the shelves bare as they are scheduled to receive a truck next day. The store is old and small, but it was clean. Not much on the shelves in the bourbon area, but they did have a favorite Four Roses Small Batch Select in good quality. With no new allocated items I left. I would not bother with this store unless I knew they specifically had what I wanted. But it's a good store if not choosy. 3.5 rounding down.

I admire this cheese shop in Merchant Square. It's definitely a place you'll want to check out when…read morevisiting Colonial Williamsburg. The first level is the market, filled with an abundance of craft beers, drinks, cheeses, breads, sandwiches, deli items, ingredients, and more. The lower level is the tasting room, and there's also outdoor seating available, although it can feel a bit tight. We didn't get a chance to try anything since it was close to closing time, but I can definitely see this place getting super busy on the weekends.

Very good food and fast service. Wasn't overly crowded and they were very friendly when ordering…read more Which they had more side choices but good when grabbing a quick bite when hanging out in Williamsburg or Merchants Square.

Forget about ordering a pizza 90 minute wait time . If you're going to sell pizzas then make an…read moreeffort or stop. The public deserves better.

We live right next store to this location and drive by a few hundred times a year. Have not been in…read morethis location for about 4 years. Went in today and got reminded of why we no longer go. I asked a lady that was standing doing nothing for assistance and she said "I dont work in that department" Picked up a pizza, loaf of bread, 6 pieces of chicken, two 6 piece sushi rolls and some chips and dip and it totaled $75.00, these people have lost their minds. Get Walmart delivery for the same items for $45.00. If you want great service go to the self check out where they watch every person as if they were stealing, so eager to help you to make sure you scan every item but refuse to help you find the items. This place is absolutely the worst customer service on earth. Wasted of our VALUABLE time....and donated to the Billion Dollar Company...by the way, they are owned by Kroger, if you were wondering why Kroger is closing over 60 locations in the US it's so Haris Teeter can rob you blind.

Great prices, service, and offerings here! Out of Towners visiting Williamsburg as 2nd time…read moretourists in need of whiskey and wine.

so polite, so caring, so knowledgeable of their inventory they point me in the right direction…read moreevery time

With all the grocery stores in this town, you would think they would try harder. They hardly have…read moreany real cashiers, so you are forced to use their poorly designed kiosks. Even when you scan the items correctly, the machine dings off and announces that help is on the way. Your bag is searched and footage is reviewed that you did nothing wrong, but it makes you feel like a criminal. The prices are much higher than other stores when their items are not on "sale" and I wouldn't have as much of a problem paying it if they got actual kiosks that worked and didn't make me feel like a thief from their ridiculous announcements from their cheap kiosks.

I usually go to HT on centerville road since it's closer to home. But after shopping this one on…read moreironbound I agree with trend of reviews rating this store lower: - large sale sign RIGHT IN FRONT of Diet Coke bottle packs said "buy 2 get 1 free". Super so I bought 3. But getting to car noticed receipt charged for all 3. Returned and took photo of sign to customer service. First guy said sign was for sodas on next shelf down, denying a customer would conclude the sign was for the shelf the sign was on. I asked for supervisor, taking her to the cokes. When I showed her, including that shelf below had it's own signage, She changed story, saying sign belonged to items 4 places over! beginning to feel like I was in twilight zone I asked for store manage. He, nick, came over and immediately admitted their signage placement was the problem, store had problems like this, and refunded the 1 pack I was due. Larger issue is that employees immediately took up wacky, contradictory positions to defend the sale sign to the point of simply making up contradictory nonsensical arguments - all instead of simply viewing it as a customer and admitting the store's mistake. It should not have have taken 10 minutes or store manager - to Finally get out of the twilight zone...