Williamsburg

For a splurge, there's no better place in the historic triangle. — Lonely Planet

The Blue Talon Bistro is a wonderful place to relax after exploring historic Colonial Williamsburg. — Afar Magazine

Despite the highfalutin’ garb, the totally unpretentious staff offers turndown service, and will even come and light the fireplace for you. — Condé Nast Traveler

French fare from the hands of a classically trained chef in a romantic setting. — Gayot

Today, the largest of the colonial taverns now serves more than just light fare, though soup, salads, wrap sandwiches, and pie are still popular. — Fodor's

Of the four restaurants located within Colonial Williamsburg, this is the most elegant, serving early-American cuisine such as game pie – venison, rabbit and duck braised in port-wine sauce. — Lonely Planet

A small coffee shop on Merchant Square serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner inside or on its outdoor patio. — Travel + Leisure