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    Hohl

    4.4 (53 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
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    Norases V.

    the galette was really good and you can ask for it to be warmed up, also had their chicken veg rice bean bowl, super tasty and healthy. big enough to split into two meals so you save room for their pastries. their croffin (almost morning bun like) was really good as well. great seatings upstairs and outdoor seating as well.

    Elizabeth N.

    Hohl is a charming coffee shop in downtown Williamsburg. They've got a fun menu with creative drinks, sweet and savory pastries, and breakfast/lunch options. We enjoyed the coconut almond latte and the cozy, aesthetic vibe. We're looking forward to trying the pastries on our next visit!

    Butterscotch Latte
    Molly W.

    GET THE BUTTERSCOTCH LATTE!!!! This place is always busy. That's how you know it's good. It's so worth the wait to have a cup of coffee here. Their baristas know their stuff. It's cozy inside and outdoor seating available as well.

    Coffee me please
    Thuy W.

    I'm Soo happy, I swing by for some coffee. They make their own syrup and grind their own coffee. I ordered the Dingo Ice Latte ( warm note of honey, vanilla and cinnamon) I did add some lavender to it. It was sooooo delicious . The coffee taste ridiculously fresh( which I love!), I can definitely taste the lavender in it. It wasn't too sweet at all! I pair it with a pastry, Rum raisin. The cream on the inside was filled with raisins and the flakyness went so well. Every bite was a little taste of heaven with a sip of coffee. I truly enjoy everything I ordered. Cashier was super sweet. Parking is limited to street only, but on a Wednesday morning wasn't to bad. Thank you for my wonderful cup of java for the road back home( NC).

    Mexican spicy chocolate croissant
    Faith N.

    The service here was really cute and such a cute environment to do work or study. The lamb was better quality that I expected for a cafe. It was soft and was great in the sandwich. Love love the chocolate croissant! I think there was dates in it that made it taste different but a good way different. Would def come back to try other pastries

    Hohl bowl and avocado toast
    Liz B.

    Came here for a quick lunch and I ordered the hohl bowl (10/10) it was gigantic and sooo good. It has roasted chicken, arugula, roasted veggies (asparagus, broccoli, onion, and mushrooms, and corn), edamame, hummus, and a side of miso sauce! I didn't even add the miso sauce as the bowl itself was delicious and would've been too salty with it! The chicken was a little overcooked/dry, but that's the only issue I found My mom ordered the avocado toast with poached eggs and mushrooms (8/10) the bread was so thin and impossible to cut but the pickled cauliflower was really good! I also had the espresso tonic (10/10 with it half sweet) Overall a cute cafe with some delicious food and nice staff!

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    Jimmy H.

    This place has a lovely clean craftsman feel! All of their big goods are homemade and seem very upscale. The butterscotch latte with oat milk was fantastic. The servers were knowledgeable of the menu and very helpful! I would highly recommend this as a stop!

    Lambwich and Seasonal Latte
    Grace M.

    My partner and I went for a quick bite and an afternoon pick-me-up in this conveniently located spot. The staff were attentive and helpful. I would say the coffee was not overly sweet, great espresso, overall a 10/10. Our only qualm was the lambwich meat was a tad dry. I would definitely come here for the cute vibes and tasty coffee:)

    That was not four eggs.
    Michael M.

    For my second visit to Hohl's downtown, my opinion of the food remains the same: it's all tasty. My opinion of the pricing remains the same: it's all WILDLY overpriced. My plate of scrambled eggs and a slice of sourdough bread was $11. My wife's side of eggs, which came served in a side ramekin, was $4. We are talking about food cost measured in pennies totaling nearly $17 with tax. The staff are always very friendly, but being friendly about delivering ridiculous answers somehow rings hollow. Today, we were initially told that they were out of the listed sourdough and were defaulting to the alternate side choice of greens. I'm sorry, but when you are out of an item, it is up to the restaurant to absorb the cost of making it right for the customer; it may be more expensive to substitute a croissant or other slice of bread, but when you have failed to provide a cornerstone of your menu, you suck it up and make the guest happy. They miraculously found more sourdough, but that brings me to my next point: it took nearly thirty minutes to be served what amounted to three scrambled eggs and a slice of toast . This is a ticket which should take no more than three minutes to prepare. When I'd finally did get the table, there was no butter or salt; we ate the toast while walking out the door because it was forgotten and we had to ask for it a second time. I'm afraid that the experience continues to diminish without seeing an increase in value.

    Kerfluffle Pancake.
    Tucker H.

    Outstanding food, definitely gets busy! The Kerfluffle Pancake is something else: the menu description reads like the kitchen sink, which is reinforced when it shows up, but it really all works well together! It ends up as a nice combination of salty, sweet, tart, and savory that really goes well with a cup of coffee. For lunch, the lamb sandwich is shockingly high caliber for a cafe, the lamb itself could be served at a high-end restaurant as an entree with the flavor and tenderness they get from it. The veggie sandwich was good as well, and more than filling!

    Fig & Prosciutto
    Chris K.

    Hohl is a cute place that's always busy. I like how you order at the counter and then take a number to any table for your server to bring your order when it's ready. The menu is kind-of small with interesting offerings. My friend and I both ordered the Fig & Prosciutto flat rectangular pastry covered in goat cheese, prosciutto, fresh cut figs, and served heated. It was so yummy!! My friend had the Red Juice, which she really liked. I had the Butterfly Effect pea flower iced tea with lemon agave syrup that when I added the syrup, it turned my blue drink into a purple drink. It was delicious! Hohl is a pleasant place for breakfast or lunch.

    Jess D.

    This was a cute little café located by colonial Williamsburg. You can dine in for breakfast or brunch or you could grab something on the go. Prices are a little high, but I guess that's to be expected with the price of inflation. We ordered a brownie which was delicious , Greek yogurt bowl with this amazing rhubarb compote , fresh berries and house made granola it's hands-down probably one of the best granola bowls I've ever had . The affogato has a unique twist crumbled cereal on top which was a very nice touch. So if you are visiting the area I would definitely give this place a try .

    Lili D.

    Wow, I got a butterscotch sesame cookie and it was so good (and huge). And I love cream so I loved that it was a topping on the cookie. The space is so cute, smells amazing (like bacon) and has two floors of seating. Definitely coming back to try more things.

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    Really great coffee, not crowded became our go to place for coffee lunch and a quite place to sit during our visit

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    The Cupboard

    The Cupboard

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Decent little coffee shop inside the Williamsburg Lodge. When I say "little" I mean it - very…read moresmall and can get crammed, especially when there's a conference with others trying to visit. Service was nice though and their light brew coffee was really good. If you stay there and have status, you get 2 cups per day for free!

    If you're a guest staying at this Marriott Williamsburg CW property or if you're an attendee at a…read moreconference or event at the property, this place is really the only option you have to get a cup of coffee or a hot or cold latte or tea, cold pressed juice, or a breakfast sandwich. Nothing wrong with this little grab-and-go carry out shop but at the same time, I wouldn't call it anything ahhhhmazzzzinggggg that would warrant more than just an average 3 star rating. Better than and more options than a hotel lobby self serve "mini mart." They serve self serve coffee (Members, don't forget to ask for your complimentary daily coffee tickets upon check-in!) but this place also has a barista for hot or iced lattes. Decent lattes, thankfully made with espresso shots not watered down or weak & wimpy. On par with what you would get at Starbucks. The latte menu is NOT extensive so don't expect a long latte/coffee drink menu like at Starbucks. I posted a pic of the latte/tea/juice/bfast sando menu with prices so have a look. Staff is SUPER NICE but both times I was there getting a hot latte, there was ONE WORKER each time running cash AND barista-ing. Not many more can fit behind that tiny ordering counter frankly. Thus - if you see any kind of long line, BE PREPARED TO WAIT. Or come back during non-rush hours. (Remember this is a conference center so it is highly likely conference attendees will be lining up to order before the start of the conference day and in between sessions throughout the day!) I read on their website that all their baked goods and pastries as well as sandwiches, salads etc are freshly house made there on prem so that's nice. Prices are not break the bank (for a hotel). My small hot vanilla latte was $7. Like I said - as a hotel lobby grab-and-go so you don't have to walk far or drive to get your latte-fix on, The Cupboard is right-there-convenient and will absolutely do just fine. If you DO feel like going off the property to go to an indie coffee shop, I drove to and tried the relatively new Grit Coffee in Midtown for the first time - pretty good (read my review and see my pics): Or go to the ever-famous Aromas in CW near the William&Mary campus, an OG legend which imo is overhyped but still a good option - parking can be a pain, frankly better to walk there from the hotel (it's prob a 20 min walk to Aromas but you walk straight down beautiful CW - on a nice day, can't beat that.).

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    Inside / Interior view of small grab-and-go shop - ordering counter, lattes, tea, housemade pastries, salads, juices, self-serve coffee
    Inside / Interior view of small grab-and-go shop - ordering counter, lattes, tea, housemade pastries, salads, juices, self-serve coffee
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    Culture Cafe

    Culture Cafe

    4.2
    (274 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    This was a great place to stop for a late morning bite. It very much gives off quirky, college town…read morecafe, which I loved. Our food was very good, the poutine was honestly one of the best things I had to eat in a long time. Mixed with the fried egg every bite was genuinely a "perfect bite". I ordered a chai old fashioned. I did not really get that much of a Chai flavor, it tasted more cinnamon than anything else. I would not order again. The hostess/server was very attentive and pleasant. One thing to note is that it appears that the cafe does not always have pastries.

    First off the service was fantastic which is why they got 4 stars. Very friendly and took good…read morecare of my pups. The outdoor patio is casual but comfortable to enjoy. And the fresh air felt great. Onto the food. The salted butter bread though tasty was tough to cut and served at room temp. The almond butter and apricot jam were fantastic but the bread was tough to bite. We both got the poutine which he enjoyed, I thought it was bland and lacked much in the way of flavor. Disappointing plus not much in the way of tater tots. They didnt have the doggie menu I saw online which is why I came here but they did make up a beef patty with rice. My dogs ate the beef and played with the rice. And tap water was served which wouldn't have been so bad bit again it was served at room temp which made it taste odd. All in all probably not a spot I will return

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    Menu!
    Meatloaf over stuffing with mushrooms and gravy. Great consistency and flavors mix together.
    Meatloaf over stuffing with mushrooms and gravy. Great consistency and flavors mix together.
    Cheese ravioli with mushroom cream sauce. Excellent.

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    Cheese ravioli with mushroom cream sauce. Excellent.
    Ember

    Ember

    4.7
    (57 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    After agonizing over places to go in a tourist town, we chose Ember for our anniversary dinner…read more The food was amazing, the options were perfect. One part safe bet, two parts interesting options. After reviewing the cocktails, and asking waitstaff for recommendations, I ordered the Liquid Sword. This cocktail was a unique combination of flavors that accentuated and complimented each other to make something more than the sum of its parts. For my meal, I ordered the safe bet: the Prime Ribeye. My wife took the adventurous route (not normal for her) with the Gochujang Bolognese. Everything was amazing. The steak stood on its own, but the compound butter (Black Garlic) took it over the top. The Bolognese had amazing flavor with a little bit of a kick, which she was nervous about, but wanted to try something she couldn't get anywhere else. In a tourist town, there are many mediocre restaurants that survive on one time tourist visits. Ones that would quickly be out of business in any other town. Ember is not one of them. It was obvious to me that the waitstaff had respect for the guests and the guest experience, which is so rare and so refreshing. You could tell they actually genuinely cared. I noticed several small details that may have went unnoticed to some, such as pipelining solutions to possible issues to improve guest experience. Don't sleep on this restaurant. We came into town and didn't realize that most of the "nicer" restaurants close early (8:30p) and that you need a reservation. I'm so glad we looked at other places and found Ember. It was a wonderful experience and we look forward to going back the next time we're in town. Ember, if you are reading this: keep on keeping on. Do not turn into the status quo of tourist trap restaurants. Keep a menu that has approachable items and continue to keep the unique interesting items like you have, while empowering your staff to help the guests to connect with the dishes that they will enjoy.

    Ember has the BEST fried rice I have ever had in my life. It feels wrong to start this review…read moretalking about a side but I just couldn't resist. The sushi was incredible and as much as I loved the steak, I'd recommend getting as many sushi rolls as possible because I don't think you can go wrong, the Sunshine Roll was my favorite! And Tyler was a great waiter that made a great dinner even better

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    Bar environment at ember
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    Beef Tartare
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    Blue Talon Bistro

    Blue Talon Bistro

    3.8
    (1.1k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    We found this place by accident and it turned out to be such an awesome restaurant! It's not at all…read morepretentious and we loved it for many reasons. Our server Cherice was delightful. She made recommendations and was so attentive and funny. Hubby was between 3 different meals but went with the Hanger steak special. It came with a potato knish, perfectly cooked asparagus, in a burblanque sauce. He said it was one of the best meals he ever had and it was cooked medium rare as he requested. He also had a perfect manhattan. I wasn't super hungry, so I went for the salmon poor boy. It was crunchy and delicious and the sauce was perfect. I had a Saint Germain spritzer which was light and refreshing. We couldn't leave without ordering beignets. They came with a chocolate and a vanilla sauces. Hubby got a coffee that came in a fun cup. The decor in the restaurant was so fun and made people feel welcome.

    I had high expectations for this restaurant given my positive experiences with others in Colonial…read moreWilliamsburg (to include Fat Canary). Starting with the service, the staff were attentive and welcoming. Unfortunately, the food was underwhelming. While portion sizes were reasonable, several dishes lacked the creativity and seasoning needed to stand out. The mussels and French onion soup were highlights, but the escargot and rotisserie chicken were only average. For dessert, the Gateau Breton is fantastic and a standout! However, I would skip the beignets if you are expecting the traditional version. These are smaller with the consistency of a donut hole, and lack the light, pillowy texture typically associated with classic beignets.

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    Ladies restroom
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    Baguette basket
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