We ordered a large amount of food Togo and was quoted 20 to 30 minutes for pick up, but was…read moreactually an hour wait. Some Chicken pieces was heavy on the salt, but overall it was seasoned well enough that I didnt need to add much hot sauce to it. My group of 5 people all rate it 5/5. The collard greens, mac and cheese, yams, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, biscuit, together with the chicken, was perfect. I highly recommend those items all on one plate!

I have visited Corey's before and only purchased fried chicken and gizzard. This time we decided to…read moredine in since they had moved to a larger location. We were seated within 5 minutes after the table was cleaned off. We decided to get catfish with collards and mashed potatoes with gravy, and fried pork chop with Mac and cheese and potatoe salad. While waiting for our entrees, we received a biscuit with butter and strawberry jam on a small plate. It took about 20 minutes for our food to come out. We did get plastic cups to self serve our drinks. The catfish had a pretty brown coating but could use more seasoning. The collards tasted like it came out of the can of Glory greens. The mashed potatoes need salt and pepper and butter. The fried pork chops needed salt as well. The Mac and cheese looked like Velveeta and the potatoes in the potatoe salad was firm but had a decent taste. There wasn't a designated server for any of the tables. There were at least six other tables with two or more people at each table. It seems to be a little disorganized with serving people. We had to ask for a to go box to a woman who was walking around with her hands in her pocket. We just assumed she worked there as well. There was a jazz band scheduled to perform in the other area of the building at 6pm tonight. I'll stick to my chicken gizzards and fried chicken if I return again. The prices are reasonable for a soul food restaurant. The sweet tea and kool-aid was good as well. Everyone was nice and pleasant upon entering the restaurant.

Up to standards, clean and good service. Can't complain about the…read morewings..........................................

My husband and I normally love buffalo wild wings. This is by far the worst location we have ever…read morebeen to. We have had one successful sit down meal here where we got our food within 10-15 minutes. We have been getting to go orders from them the past few months. It takes at least 10 minutes to tell anyone on staff that you are there and waiting. Everytime we are sitting and waiting for our food for well over 45 minutes to an hour for orders that most the time are wrong. There is little sauce on the wings. UPDATE: 12/12/25 We waited a long time for our order again tonight. We had already been sitting for 25 minutes waiting for our food when someone came out and told everyone waiting that they had JUST put the wings in to fry. My husband watched a worker pull a wing out of a to-go box and eat it then walk away. My husband couldn't even track any worker down to say we wanted to cancel our order. Definitely not coming here anymore.

I've always wanted to go here because this seems like a williamsburg classic! Ricks cheesesteak…read moreshop, not to be confused from the one in Newport News, is p good! Imm a big fan of the untainted cheese and steak and they do good with it. Service was fast and sweet. Boss man was smiling from cheek to cheek. Onion rings were cwispy. Cheese steak egg roll tho!? Awwwwwww man. Juicy. Crispy. Cheesy. Clutch move on that one.

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!

Great service and great place to hangout. Didn't get a chance to try the food but definitely will…read morenext time

Great for happy hour…read more The cocktails and bites on their happy hour menu are great. There's a wide selection and they taste good too. The fried brussel sprouts were so good I'll order them every time. They are crispy outside while being perfectly cooked inside with parmesan cheese and balsamic vinegar. The margarita was smooth and not too strong, which works for the time of day. Service is pretty fast and they make sure you get what you want (salt vs no salt on your drink). The outside seating is metal but comfortable and is covered so there's shade. I ordered more food to go and it came out in a timely manner and survived the trip home.

First time visit. Tons of beer on tap. Came for a late lunch on a weekday and it was mostly empty,…read morewhich was okay with me. I suspect this place is hopping for happy hour and dinner.

Pretty cool area to explore if you're in the area. This place was open late, as we were craving…read moresome simple American bar food options. Hubs and I were also in the mood for some cold drinks. There was plenty of seating and they also offered outdoor seating. This night they had a live band performing outside, which was pretty cool. I ordered the watermelon rite and my husband got an IPA. He ordered wings and got lemon pepper and Korean BBQ, which he really enjoyed. My daughter got an avocado burger and I ordered the cod tacos. Overall the food was pretty good. Service was good also. I dont remember our servers name, .but she was really nice and answered all of our questions. It was a cool spot to try in Williamsburg and we wouldn't mind stopping by again, if in the area.

We've been here a few times and have gotten the Tikkudak each time in different flavors. So crunchy…read moreand yummy! We've always gotten take out which was always ready on time. We've always gotten take out but ambiance was casual.

Stopped back in now a year later and would not go back…read more The reason I went in was for the jap chae and it was not with the $16! Small portion of jap chae that lacked flavor and hardly had any meat. Service was better this time but food not so good and the portion was small for the price.

We were a party of four. I liked my burnt ends. Used their bbq sauces which were good. Someone else…read morehad the sausage which he said was just ok. Another had ribs he said was about a 6-7. Last person had brisket that she really liked. I had a taste and I agreed it was good. They served these delicious corn muffins and snd butter. Overall good.

Went for lunch today at Rocco's the atmosphere... well there is none. It's just a big open space…read morewith a lot of tables so there's no ambience to it. The food... one of our dishes was the queso Philly cheesesteak. It's huge and it's excellent. The side fried potatoes were OK ..wish they were crispier . The second dish we got was the cod sandwich. It was pretty good. The tartar sauce is excellent, but again the sliced fried potatoes could've been crispy. Service... though our waitress is very nice. It was very slow and there wasn't a whole lot of people in the restaurant at the time but the reason for the three stars is because we got the bill they charged us for the free refill that we had on our iced tea and that took away her tip But we're still thinking about coming back one more time.

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!

A group of four of us were excited to finally go to the new location of Oceans & Ale, and I'm sorry…read moreto say that we were disappointed. The fresh catch meal included a simple house salad, and it took 30 minutes for the salad to arrive. Shortly after the salad arrived, our meals came out, and they were lukewarm. I had the grilled mahi mahi with lemon dill butter over some roasted fingerling potatoes and corn. While the fish itself was a nice piece and well prepared, its not-quite-warm temperature made it less appetizing to eat. The same was true for our other meals: the seafood pot pie and the mahi mahi fish tacos. While our waitress offered to have them all reheated, we both didn't have time as we had theatre tickets and reheating the tacos with their toppings, the pot pie with its pastry crust, and the seared fish didn't sound appealing. The restaurant's dining room was comfortable, and the bar area looked vibrant. Hopefully they are still breaking in their new facility, as we liked dining with them in their previous location.

I want to give them another chance with different menu items. I think there's potential this place…read moreis better than our experience. We went on a Sunday afternoon at 3 PM and were promptly seated. The atmosphere was fine, pretty open and unexceptional, but modern and new. Big screen in front of us playing the Sunday football game. Server was quick to get drink orders in, 12 oz. Commonwealth Modern 'Smores stout for $8 and my wife got a $16 Peppermint Espresso Martini. I appreciated the nice Commonwealth stout and the price was fine. The Peppermint Espresso martini was mediocre and very overpriced considering that. Our food took a long time. Like 3 apologies from the server long. There were 2 parties of like 10 that were in process when we sat so I get it. But I do feel like something should be given when it's 45 minutes plus on food. Anyway, on to the food.... My kid is not much of an eater and they did not have any type of kid menu. Ended up with a soft pretzel for $13. Add cheese fondue and it's $16. It was very big and delicious.... At $16 it's hard to be excited about it though. The cheese fondue definitely made the pretzel. I was not overly hungry and got She crab soup $8.50 for the cup and a Caesar salad $5. The soup was good, they add the crab on top so you can see they give you about half a cup and for the price it was good. Definitely not the best she crab soup in the area, but good enough. Caesar was just croutons, Parmesan and dressing and was fine. My wife got the "fresh catch" Chilean Sea Bass for $33. It was kind of fishy tasting. Fresh fish is rarely fishy. It was overcooked, horribly plated and the blackened seasoning had minimal flavor. It was bad. We asked for some tarter for it and it made it tolerable. The server offered to replace it, but having just waited 45 minutes for food we weren't going to chance something else, particularly since we were with another couple. While we were waiting I had 2 $3 special Budweisers and my wife had a $14 Snowflake Margarita. They were all fine. My kids sprite was $4 which feels outrageous, but I don't know what places are charging these days for sodas. I normally don't pay attention. Bill came with another apology for all the waiting and no discount. Tough to make it as a seafood restaurant when you are struggling with your seafood. I heard their seafood nachos are excellent.... Maybe I'll give them another chance for those. My first experience was not a good one.

Craft 31 promised excellent food and craft beer, and delivered. Fried oysters on a jumbo Caesar…read moresalad and my wife had a chicken cobb salad. Excellent selection of great craft beer. Exceptional! Our server Jaedin was terrific. The only aspect to mar our visit was a snippy, snarky little-bit-of-a-thing hostess who never made eye contact and barked at us when we asked to be seated in a booth... said they were reserved, but we ordered, ate and finished and two booths remained open. This would be a five-star review if not for Ms. Demeanor...

My cousins came down from Richmond to visit me, and wanted to try this place. It's like a…read morerestaurant attached to a small town Midwest motel in decor, but clean and bright. We were there for a Monday lunch, can't speak to the dinner service. We also weren't drinking alcohol that day, though I thought the beer flights looked tempting. One of us had a cheeseburger that was requested to be "pink" and was overcooked and just blah. One of us had a chicken salad that was served with no chicken. Someone from the kitchen rushed out with a soup bowl filled with chicken slices that looked like those Perdue rotisserie chicken slices you buy at the grocery store. Dumped them on the salad. She did apologize. Our third order was a Restaurant Week special fried oyster salad vouched for by our server, Bailey, who was pleasant and efficient. It came with corn,black beans, mixed greens, cotija cheese and a spicy dressing. It wasn't awful but I think the overall concept was weird. Fried oyster taco salad? The few oyster pieces were tasty. Maybe we were there on a bad day, which happens. The chicken salad fiasco was funny. Not a place I would drive across town to try twice. Maybe stick to burgers and plenty of beer.