Catfish was not good...breading was hard and not much fish! Tartar sauce had no flavor and French…read morefries were terrible!!!

Wow! What a great burger. It is a little hole in the wall place but OMG their burgers are…read morefantastic. Service was great friendly and happy to help. When we go back to Virginia we will definitely be going there again.

The DoG Street Pub's Tavern room was beyond perfect for my daughter's wedding reception. Yes, the…read morePub does host private dining events!!! We had a small family wedding at the Wren Chapel and guests were able to walk to the Pub. Planning the event with the manager, Ann, was a dream. She was kind, accommodating, and answered all my questions. Eve was also kind and helpful. Guests were greeted by a beautiful charcuterie board and vegetable tray, perfect table decorations, and attentive servers. The food was A-MAZ-ING. A specialized menu was created for the event. Several of the guests had nut allergies, so the chef altered the menu to exclude nuts. The choices of entrées and desserts were perfect - way more special than your regular "beef, chicken or fish" options. The event was perfect in every way. Highly, highly recommend!

Found Dog Street Pub for a quick lunch/snack bite. After attending my nieces graduation we were…read morestarving and the party didn't start until 3. Stopped here and ordered food and a cider for me. I shared the Fish & Chips with my mama. The fish was huge and piping hot. It lacked flavor though. So overall, it wasn't terrible but enough to satiate us. The cider was yummy of course! Good service.

Had rwo wonderful breakfasts at the Terrace served by the most upbeat and friendly waitress by the…read morename of Sarah. She kept the coffee coming and was very attentive to the entire room of customers. I ordered the grain bowl which began with a smear of green goddess dressing on the bottom heaped with quinoa and wild rice with the most perfectly ripe avocado sliced on the side and a perfectly poached egg on top. There were other things to give this dish, texture and color simply perfection. Theme t day, I got the poached eggs dish with roasted potatoes and a tomato salad. Perfect!

We made a reservation here during the Fourth of July week for a Thursday and arrived at the Inn for…read moredinner. We weren't sure where the restaurant was located within the building so we stopped to ask where the Terrace a room was at a hostess stand where three women were working. They all stared at us like we had dropped from the sky and then one woman gestured down the hall. Except it wasn't down the hall. We were in fact at the Terrace Room hostess stand. Sort of an odd beginning. We were seated at a two top with one chair and a couch with huge pillows scattered all over that left no room to actually sit. Had to toss them to the center of the couch to squeeze in. The menus are giant in size so it's hard to lay them down on the small table. Our waitress was very nice and attentive. We started off with a bourbon cocktail that included some candied ginger and was very refreshing. The server gave us each a small cube of bread and some butter. It was sort of comical how miserly they were with the bread. The menu offerings were sort of odd but we were able to watch what other tables ordered to make our selections. The entree prices are pretty hefty. We each got a Caesar Salad to start that was good. We both settled on the brisket sandwich (a July Fourth special) and one of us got the fries and the other a side of summer veggies that was squash & zucchini. The sandwich was okay but nothing grand for $21 and the veggie side caused us to both explode with laughter at how meager it was. C'mon folks, squash is dirt cheap so load it up. Absolutely ridiculous. Their wine selections were not super familiar to us and pricey but they give you an ample pour. The Inn itself is very beautiful and the night stars shimmering on the reflecting pool out front is very romantic. I'd recommend a drink at the bar and skipping the $200 dinner for two.

It's not the same place it was 30 years ago, but what is nowadays? Service was inattentive. We…read moredecided to just drink our cocktails and leave. And the cocktails weren't the best. Didn't have the warm vibes. So sorry. I was really excited it was still there and I wanted to love it. It may be better at midnight when the college crowd comes but we went about 5:00pm.

This is the place to drink I've become a regular here and whether it's busy or slow everything is…read moreconsistent the people are always great company no matter what this place has become a staple for the start and of my weekend

Been going here for years. Fell in love with it the first time we went to Williamsburg. Small,…read morequaint, French restaurant within the Historic area. Our service by Sarah was very good. She gave us suggestions that were perfect. Started off with French onion soup, fried oysters, and Côtes du Rhône. We split the Boeuf Bourguignon $39. Very tasty, nice portion, just like we had in Paris. For dessert, Chocolate Mousse prepared table side. Two glasses of Prosecco. Definitely would recommend.

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.

This restaurant is a throwback to the 1989s complete with the decor, the music and the food. And…read morethat's not a bad thing. It has an extensive menu. I started with oysters on half shell. I was given 7 instead of 6. A nice bonus. I had the Caesar salad as a starter. It was top notch. For my main, I had a seafood pasta. It was absolutely delicious. A generous portion with a very tasty garlic sauce. I cleaned my plate. Normally I skip dessert but I was presented with a dessert tray with ALL of my favorites. I could come here just for the desserts. I chose the hot Apple casserole with ice cream. It was a real treat but way too much for me. The next time I need to try the key lime pie, chocolate lava cake or the magnificent caramel pie. Sadly, this restaurant is closing in August after 45-years due yo the loss of their lease which was sold to yet another planned convenience store. This was my first visit but not my last before they close. Plenty of parking. Excellent friendly and efficient service from start to finish.

Now I know why restaurants don't have carpet. Immediately upon entering the restaurant, there was…read morethis musty smell. I assume it's b/c of the old carpet. However, I did notice that the place was not clean and looked dirty. There were spider webs on the ledge over our booth. I know they're trying to go for the rustic look, but the place still should be clean. I had the shrimp tempura dinner with fries and coleslaw. They only gave 7 shrimp, a little bit of fries and the coleslaw was nasty. For as much as you pay you would think they would give you more food; and for the lack of attention to cleaniness, you would think the food would be better. I definitely will not be going back here. P.S. Our waiter was nice.

Our first time at the Fat Canary restaurant in Williamsburg, VA. I had the halibut special, served…read moreover shrimp and risotto. My wife had the scallops over risotto. Everything was incredibly delicious. The entire restaurant is spacious, clean, and beautifully maintained. The staff was very helpful and took the time to explain the menu. We also had espresso martinis--the non-creamy version--which were excellent as well. We will certainly be back for another visit within the month.

The Fat Canary remains our number one choice for a fine dining experience in Williamsburg…read more The food, service, and ambiance are all excellent. During our most recent meal, we enjoyed the blood orange martinis, the ham and mozzarella appetizer, short ribs, fish special, and crepes dessert, plus a bottle of pinot noir. The restaurant bills a 3.5% surcharge to support the kitchen staff. I would much rather see that incorporated into the menu prices. I don't understand why it's separate. I understand providing a competitive edge to staff, just build it into the prices.

Overall 4 star experience:…read more Service all-around great! Great attentive waiter on a Thursday night trivia evening! Trivia Host-Fun personality and great questions! Trivia night was the reason we came to this establishment. Food- Nachos-okay, no salsa, just pico, and the lettuce was not crunchy, just sort of soggy. Cheese sauce was okay as well. The cocktail a friend got was good! Beer also good! It's a large establishment with lots of tables and booths. A game section as well, but did not play any of those items. Will come back for trivia night!

fast service ... the coleslaw was very plain, not very flavorful... it was missing something that…read morejust didn't taste like your normal coleslaw. Chicken sliders were nice size same with the onion rings just missing spice. The root beer hamburger was delicious but as the other food the sweet potato fries taste very plain. Need some spice or flavoring. for 72 dollar meals we did t finish. I would come back to play the games but the food was less the average. server an atmosphere were great! salt and pepper on tables maybe add some seasoning