Best Restaurants in Williamsburg

Williamsburg offers a unique dining experience — you can eat in colonial-era taverns where costumed servers bring 18th-century recipes to your table, then drive five minutes and get excellent modern BBQ or craft beer.

Colonial Williamsburg Taverns

Christiana Campbell’s Tavern — George Washington’s favorite tavern (he dined here at least 10 times). Seafood-focused menu with crab cakes, oysters, and she-crab soup. Colonial-era atmosphere with servers in period costume.

Things to Do in Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg is where American history comes alive — literally. Colonial Williamsburg is a 301-acre living history museum where costumed interpreters recreate 18th-century life in the buildings where the American Revolution was debated. But Williamsburg also has Busch Gardens (one of the best theme parks on the East Coast), Water Country USA, and the historic triangle of Jamestown and Yorktown.

Colonial Williamsburg

The largest living history museum in the world. Over 600 restored and reconstructed buildings from the 1700s, hundreds of costumed interpreters, working tradespeople (blacksmith, silversmith, wigmaker, printer), and taverns serving colonial-era recipes.

Williamsburg Timeshare Promotions

Williamsburg is where American history comes alive — the largest living history museum in the country, two world-class theme parks, and the Virginia Historic Triangle that connects Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown. Timeshare promotional deals here offer resort accommodations for qualified visitors in one of Virginia’s most popular vacation destinations.

Here’s how it works, what it costs, and how to decide if it’s right for your next Williamsburg trip.