Food is so tasty and generous! We went twice in 3 days. Had the same Server. She was spot on. I…read moreliked the interior. Music was great! Highly recommended!!

It's ok , I asked for recommendations and they're used to getting customers so they weren't…read moreexcited. Put some effort into your customers and smile. I felt shitty leaving and wished I had dined somewhere else. (Y también con nuestra raza , hay que tratar mejor cuando tienes clientes de afuera).

Yummy spot, they're quick and easy to just hop in, grab a few things and…read morego...............................

The Harvest Grille is located in the Hampton Inn in Williamsburg. We ate here for breakfast in…read morewhich they have a full breakfast buffet. Lots of things like biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, eggs, cereal, fresh fruit, etc, etc, etc, The place was clean, and our waiter (I can't remember his name but he was originally from New York) was attentive and made jokes with our daughters, like "why couldn't the lobster and the shrimp be friends?...because they are both shellfish!" The food was ok, not super flavorful, but your average breakfast buffet fare. It was well maintained and kept stocked so that was always a plus. I would certainly eat breakfast again if I ever stay in the hotel again.

Best fried pickles I've had! Sean is the best! He's very attentive and proactive- always on top of…read morethings and making sure everything is in tip top shape.

Top notch service and the food choices are plentiful. We started with the deviled eggs( not…read morepickled, as they have been in the past) and very tasty. My wife had the Cobb salad and added a burger patty..she loved it! I had the mushroom swiss burger( double w/pink ) and goodness it was delish and I had the side salad which was very refreshing.. Genesee cream ale for desert and the wife absolutely loves the margarita on draft. Thank You Cook's staff for amazeball service and great food!

Whenever I am within a 1 mile radius of a Freddy's, you can bet your bottom dollar that I will be…read morestopping in for burger, fries, and a small vanilla custard! This location, like all of the other others I have visited, clean, welcoming, and the food was delicious. I am originally from California so my go to burger is in and out. Freddy's is the only comparable restaurant/burger place. I have found here on the East Coast, the staff behind the counter was super helpful as it has been a while since I have been to a Freddy's, the inside of the restaurant was very clean and our food was cooked fresh and came out rather quickly, I would definitely recommend this if you like a good burger and custard.

Watched an episode of JOLLY on YouTube where Josh and Olly went to a Freddy's and it looked pretty…read morecool. Low and behold there is a Freddy's in Williamsburg, so we decided to take a little "part-of-the-day trip" to chrck it out. Upon entry, everyone working there greeted us and were super friendly. It was pretty busy in there, and i found the tables and chairs to be super close together and i felt a little claustrophobic. Maybe it was the abundance of the color red. The lady who took our order at the counter was very patient while we figured out the menu, which is mostly smash burgers in a variety of iterations, along with a variety of sides. I ordered a "single cheeseburger " with a side of shoestring fries. The cheeseburger is actually a smashburger that is practically a paper-thin "burger". It was very bland, to be honest. Their burgers, unless otherwise specified, come with pickles, mustard, and onions. The shoestring fries were awesome. Simple, not greasy. My husband got 2 Steakburger Tacos, which he said were "just okay". He also got a side of tots, which he found to be overly greasy. We couldn't leave without trying some of Freddy's Frozen custard. I had a small cone of vanilla, which if blind-taste-tested against McDonald's soft serve, i wouldn't have been able to tell the difference. Which is fine. We also got a chocolate malt shake, which was super good. Was it worth the drive? Meeeeehhh. The best things were the shoestring fries and the milkshake. Oh, they also serve Pepsi products. This is the first time that I have ever seen Pepsi Zero in a soda machine at a fast food restaurant. That was pretty cool. It's the little things. Would we go again? Unless there was a much closer location in RVA, probably not.

I read the reviews & still went. Why did I do such a thing??? Lesson learned…read more The drive thru was EXTREMELY slow & long. After 20+ minutes waiting in line, we finally got to the speaker to order. We ordered & the girl taking the order was RUDE!!! We blew that off & when we got to the 2nd window, we saw why they were slow. The girls inside getting the orders together were lollygagging, playing around, and cursing at each other. Then there seemed to be an argument & then one young lady asked the manager to put her in the back. ??? While all this was going on, we were being handed food that was cold & wrong along with the wrong drinks. We asked doe Hi-C orange & we were given orange Fanta. They started arguing about that. We also ordered a watermelon strawberry slush & they handed it to us dripping all over the place and coming out the top. It was an all around MESS!! Again, I should have paid attention to the to the reviews. My kids wanted this place...I didn't. Needless to say, we won't be back. EVER!!

Incredibly slow service. Sat in the drive thru line for over 45 minutes on a Wednesday evening…read morearound 8:30pm. It was taking them 10-15 minutes per car to serve the orders. If I hadn't already ordered through the app for pickup and already paid, I would've left. Absolutely terrible.

The food that I had here today was very good, considering it was amusement park food. The…read morecheeseburger and fries along with the side salad were large enough for me to feel more than full. When I needed help with my order, the lady who assisted me was friendly and polite. If I ever came here again, this would be a must for a food! .

When you go during off peak times for the park you really don't have much to choose from for food…read more There were not many places that I saw open when I visited that offered a variety of food. Not saying that this is the best place to have variety. Grill is in it's name, but the fryer gets more use here. It is nothing more than a cafeteria hall that pushes the customer through as fast as they can. Don't know what you want? Who cares, you're getting what we have ready right now and keep it moving. The fare isn't all that great. Burgers/cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets/fingers, fries, a few desserts, dipping sauces, drinks, and pickles. Yes, pickles are an item you can get here. What? Yes, of course I got a pickle. You don't pass up a pickle. After seeing the two people beside of me taking their time and literally all the burgers that were just made (like literally, they were holding up the line for one item when they already took five of the six burgers just brought out), I butted my way in and asked for the burger they had. I got the fries and the pickle. Added a drink and for one person handed over a sum that would buy me multiple meals at a traditional fast food restaurant. As far as the burger, wasn't too bad. Had a nice crisp edge to it, like someone actually knew how to use the grill for the one item the cooked on the grill. Toppings, as in lettuce, onion and what not, were fairly fresh. You had to add your own condiments, which were in packets and took some time to open as they were not all that great. What is worse here, is that the seating is fairly limited or you walk a short distance to another limited seating area. That area is at least completely covered in shade, where as if you decide to sit out front you need to position yourself in a way that the sun is not in your eyes. Oh, you also have to fight the flies. I mean, like literally fight the flies. While eating/drinking with the one hand you will need your other hand to make a fist and fight the flies. No, actually you will use it to shoo the flies, but end up looking like you are having a fit or continuingly blessing your food. Overall, not really worth the price in the least. If you can, eat before coming, and after you leave. It is really not worth it.

Food: Ordered the Original Chicken sandwich, a mango tea…read moreand French fries. All were delicious and the chicken breast was nice and juicy as well as huge! The fries were hot and right out of the fryer! Service: The woman behind the counter was polite taking our order and when we had a question about sauces a gentleman was very kind. Ambiance: There is not a lot of seating inside but there are bench and tables outside to sit at.

Recently, I started looking at restaurants Sophia and I have never been to in the area. After she…read morecame home from a hair appointment, we traveled here to an area of Williamsburg that we've never been to before. For the most part, it's street parking where we found a very good spot and restaurants and stores galore. Let's see how this spot turned out for us. Inside, the decor is very nice. They have a few tables inside and plenty in the outside patio. It's basically a spot that's takeout but if want to dine-in, that's totally fine. And they serve Kung Fu Tea, one of our favorite guilty pleasures that unfortunately closed near us months ago. After a few minutes, we ordered at the counter. Along with a large Strawberry Milk slush, I selected a 5 piece tender combo with a side of crinkle fries. First off, the slush was pretty good. At 50% sugar with boba pearls, it hit the sweet spot very well. It felt like old times when we used to order KFT often. But, the chicken combo itself was underwhelmimg. The food came out hot and ready, but the tenders were tough to break apart either by biting into it or with your hands if you dipped in any of their sauces. Sophia ordered a chicken sandwich and wasn't impressed, saying eating a Chick-Fil-A sandwich is better. That says a lot. I did take some home to eat for leftovers, but like earlier, could've been better. Not to put any bad press on the business, but it was disappointing. Again, it's basically a takeout spot and one for KFT admirers like us. We will come back only for that reason the next time we're around.

They recently released a new menu and I was super excited for it but most of the dishes fell short…read moreas well as the customer service! The one standout was their take on a Crunchwrap supreme (their take from Taco Bell and it was good! The chalupas were burnt and hardly had any meat in both of them The chicken was good but when I mentioned that it was overly fried the man behind the counter did not care at all and just looked at me. I just ate the little bit of meat out of it, couldn't even eat the shell! Not worth $8 for one! The other taco was a chicken mole and it wasn't bad but for most street tacos they give you two tortillas to hold it all together. Only one and it all fell apart. Will not be returning!

It was adequate but nothing to write home about…read more Mainly I question the value. We were visiting from DC, which is objectively a more expensive area, and yet the price per taco was higher than individual tacos at our favorite taco chain in DC, especially for the shrimp and, especially curiously, the cauliflower. And then the portions of shrimp and cauliflower in those tacos was pretty disappointing. Also, very fried. Nachos and quesadillas seemed like a better value than tacos so, while my husband got the aforementioned tacos, I got the nachos without any added protein. Much better value - huge portion at a small price. Some odd choices though. There was an appropriate amount of cheese (beer cheese, which seemed appropriate given its location inside a beer hall) but a really small amount of other toppings (beans, corn, pico I think?) relative to the huge amount of raw jalapeño slices. The dish relies really heavily on jalapeño for flavor and freshness, and I like jalapeño, but these woud be more appropriately described as "jalapeño and cheese on chips" than nachos, IMO. If you love raw jalapeño you'll be in heaven but for those who are accustomed to jalapeños being an accent, this is A LOT. It was like the primary ingredient after chips, even above cheese. All in all, it's fine if you're in the area and want tacos or need food with your beer but is it somewhere I would go out of my way to visit? Probably not.