Sophia and I came back to Total Wine and More on Black Friday after we ate breakfast. This is only…read moreour 2nd time here after a stop last year. With us taking the day off after Thanksgiving, we thought it was best to take a look around for any spirits we found interesting. Let's see how the visit turned out. Sophia feared that a lot of people would be here due to Black Friday but it was hardly anybody inside. Perfect for the both of us. The goal was to buy Yoju beer which I discovered after one Yelp Elite event last year. But unfortunately, they were out of it. So I decided to buy some Soju beer (one Peach and one Watermelon) which are very strong in alcohol content. Also, we took a look around just like last time. It's amazing to see how much can come from different countries. A whole lot to choose from. You can't go wrong at all. Even though I was bummed there was no Yoju beer, I was satisfied with the stop. This definitely won't be the last time we'll be here :)

Clean aisles, well lit. Great selection of beer and wine. Would love to see more selections for…read moreginger beer.

This is the most friendly spot in Cape Charles. Warm and friendly and unique foods and great wines…read more On Friday night they have a free wine tasting. A lovely family owns this place and makes it feel like home.

Such a hospitable wine market! Gull Hummock is always a top shop on our list to visit and buy a…read morebottle or two of wine for the weekend. Of course, one of the most favorite things is to be there for a wine tasting. We always have great conversation with other shoppers while sipping. This past visit, the owner struck up conversation with us. Such a nice gentleman who we really enjoyed chatting with for a few minutes. The shop itself has a nice variety of wine and other goods such as cheese, crackers, oils, etc. It is laid out well to allow for the flow of customers if it gets busy. Aesthetically pleasing as you linger and browse the selections. It is businesses like this that give Cape Charles the small town charm.

If you're expecting rolling vineyards and a sommelier swirling a glass while lecturing on tannins,…read morethink again. Vintner's in Yorktown is not that kind of winery. Thank goodness. Plenty of those wineries exist. This storefront is all about fun, fruit-forward wines that encourage you to not take life so seriously. One sip, and you'll get why some folks call it "Capri Sun for adults". But instead of poking a straw through a pouch, you get to drink from a wine glass like the grown-up you pretend to be. The new owners have kept the heart and soul of the place alive, creating a relaxed, welcoming, and unpretentious vibe. It's not a destination winery where you spend all day. It's the kind of place you visit to sample, find your favorites, and keep coming back to restock. And you will want to restock. Pro tip: Make a reservation online before you go. And maybe don't bring enough charcuterie to cater a Renaissance fair feast, unless you're ready for some friendly teasing. Either way, you're in for a fantastic time and some delicious, boldly fruity wine.

It's not clear to me if this is still a restaurant as the website and when I visited for a wine…read moretasting, there was no menu. My friend and I stopped in for a wine tasting. They are offering wine tastings on the weekends and usually at specified times per the website but the location was empty so they let us walk in. The wines are fruit forward but not syrupy. I prefer wine a bit drier but can see these being favorites at festivals or for those who don't love traditional wine. The wine tasting was $15 and we tried 8.

Kinda pricey for what you get. Food was good but two of the six of us ordered the daily quiche…read morewhich was supposed to be chicken Parmesan with onions. One order was correct. The other quiche was broccoli and cheddar. When brought to the manager's attention, he said sometimes they run out and instead serve a "backup" quiche. Seems very odd the kitchen wouldn't have alerted the waitress so she could ask us if that was ok to substitute. Manager offered to replace with something else but I didn't want to wait another 20+\- minutes for my food while everyone else ate. Also, don't order the crab and corn chowder. I didn't see any crab. It tasted decent but should've been called potato and corn chowder. We won't go back.

I wish I could give 10 Stars!!!!!…read more They have the best gluten free menu I have ever seen!!!! Their order system is amazing too. Walk in and we were greeted right away by smiling faces. Seated immediately, and our wonderful waitress was right there!! The child enjoyed her pasta, the gluten eaters had lovely dishes too. I had the crab soup-wow, absolutely delicious!! And the cobb salad with grilled chicken added. Overall it was an amazing experience!

SMITTY. GIVE SMITTY A RAISE!!! he works at the stand with…read morefresh $13 pizza... he is the GOAT. We asked about the hot ready to eat chicken, he told us all about the pizza and guided us all the way across the store to show me a product I desperately need for my digestive needs since I don't have a gall bladder. Then he walked outside to tell us to let him know how BEANO works tomorrow. SUCH a kind and genuine soul.

Good selection of groceries. Aisles are clean and well lit. However, the employees always seem to…read morebe in a bad mood.

The Cheese Shop I'm honestly mad at myself for not taking pictures -- because this place is that…read morefun. You can grab a sandwich (lots of great options) and their house dressing alone is worth the stop. Seriously delicious. But the real fun is the cheese counter. You can build your own cheese board, browse all their incredible cheeses and charcuterie options, and then... here's the best part... Take everything downstairs to the cellar, order a glass (or bottle) of wine, and just enjoy. No rush. No fuss. Just good food, good wine, and a great atmosphere. It's one of those spots that feels like an experience, not just a meal. Fun, relaxed, and so, so yum. If you're in Colonial Williamsburg, don't skip this one. Grab cheese, grab wine, and settle in -- you'll be glad you did.

I admire this cheese shop in Merchant Square. It's definitely a place you'll want to check out when…read morevisiting Colonial Williamsburg. The first level is the market, filled with an abundance of craft beers, drinks, cheeses, breads, sandwiches, deli items, ingredients, and more. The lower level is the tasting room, and there's also outdoor seating available, although it can feel a bit tight. We didn't get a chance to try anything since it was close to closing time, but I can definitely see this place getting super busy on the weekends.

I'm sorry I have no accompaning photos for this review. Will try on my next visit…read more This mega theatre is located in City Center with on Street parking and nearby parking garage. It is a huge venue, ample snacks area, kiosk ticket purchasing and roomy restrooms. There is online ticket purchasing and seat selection. One time though I misunderstood the seats I chose and embarrassingly thought someone was in my seats. Anyway, is the actual theatres that are epic. The seats almost fully recline, with an attached swivel table and cup holders. There is no one's head blocking the view in front of you. The screen is a good size to enjoy the film. I guess they have HD screenings I haven't checked out. If you are on a date you can move the arm rest to get cozy, or if the film is a giant yawn you can fall asleep and not bother anyone! One time I had to sit closer to the screen than I prefer, but even that seat was fine for enjoying the flick. If you still like going out to movies, taking a stroll after around the fountain or hitting up one of quite a few nearby eateries, you can make quite an event of it! Or you can just pig out on a large popcorn and enjoy the film before heading home. Some theatres can't complete with home viewing these days, so if you do venture out to the movies, make it worthwhile with this movie watching experience.

2025 went by quick for movies to check out for Sophia and I. Cinemark has continued to be a…read morereliable place where we can check out new flicks that come out. Let's see how the year went. As always, I would purchase tickets via Cinemark's website which is quick and easy. With each check-in, you can use the QR code from email or via Cinemark's website. For some showings, they have point offers based on showtime dates, mostly during opening weekends. And for quite a few, they only allow 24 hours until the point deadline was over. Thanks to such, I was able to save enough points to get 6 months of Cinemark Movie Club membership for free. Definitely looking forward to more discounts for the new year. Again, 2025 in the books. From Nosferatu to Zootopia 2, I can say we enjoyed ourselves here. 2026 here we come :)

We came here for trivia, which was a blast. The charcuterie board with wine and friendly…read morecompetition made it a great night. The wine was pretty good and they had a good few to pick from and purchase. The charcuterie board also came out pretty quickly. We planned to go back but they no longer host trivia, so I'm not sure when we'll be stopping by again.

We love to grab a few bottles of wine to take home, but this time we also sat at the bar and…read moreenjoyed some food. This is not a fast food restaurant so don't expect your order to come out fast. I can say it is worth the wait! The staff is friendly and helpful too.

Love this place. Great selection, great people. Went to wine eating event. It was fun! Had some…read moregreat wine and had dinner great food. Nice place.

Nice staff, good selection, the shop may be just a little hard to find. But they have some high…read morequality beers and wines you can't even get at Total Wine. It is definitely worth a trip to Poquoson.

As a philly cheese steak enthusiast, I have to say this one was amazingly good! Very accomodating…read moreto my mom and me, and our allergies were specifically taken note of Service was amazing, and our servers and seater was extremely polite and made sure everything was safe The whole place had a homey, beachy feel that I love very much Would come again

Water Street Grille was a pretty disappointing experience in all aspects…read more 1. Our server did not know the type of oysters they were serving. For a seafood item that supposedly sold fresh, I would expect at least a little bit of knowledge... like if the oysters are local, when they were harvested, etc. I also thought the oysters were extremely small. 2. The short rib linguini was flavorless. The short rib was overcooked and it was basically served on top of the linguini. It didn't feel like the linguini was cooked with the sauce. I was not a fan. The only pro about this place is the waterfront view. I would not recommend it for its food at all.