Location: Quinton
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Reviews on Pub food in Quinton, Virginia, United States. Quinton is a small unincorporated community in New Kent County, Virginia, United States. It is located on State Route 249 in the western portion of the county.
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1. Third Base Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By samjamz
The food here, at best, would make the worst fast food restaurant taste like a five star restaurant. However, if you've come here to socialize and drink, this is for you. I have come here (close to home) several times and it is always busy.
2. The Trojan Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Madeleineluvstocycle
We were looking for a place to eat along our wine tasting journey and came across this one in a rather small town. We started with a large soft pretzel that was warm, soft, and delicious. Lunch choices included a strawberry spinach salad, crab cake sandwich, pulled pork sandwich, and kids cheeseburger. All were tasty, especially the crab cake. It is made in house and my cousin said it was one of the best she has tasted. Very reasonably priced & casual atmosphere, with friendly quick service.
3. Colonial Kitchen & Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By DONNAandJANET
We had finished the half marathon at the nearby winery and needed a place to relax and have lunch with a friend. Located right by the school complex, there was only one other table occupied when we arrived around 12:30 on a Saturday. However, there was a festival with beer and food trucks just on the other side of the schools so I am sure it was taking away their business. My wife had a burger & fries; I had the chicken salad sandwich with onion rings (good onion rings!). Parts of the building are historic but the back end is modern with no personality but the bar area was cute and welcoming.
4. Brickshire Grille
Reviewed By 499larryr
My wife and I went there for Wednesday burger night. We had eaten there several times before when it was owned by the golf course management company. The golf course and clubhouse/restaurant was sold the the Brickshire Homeowners Association and reopened. It might have just be startup missteps but I ordered a medium-rare burger and it was overcooked to the point of being dry. My wife ordered a medium burger and it was barely cooked; almost completely raw and unedible. The restaurant was busy and the noise level was so high that conversation was impossible. We won't go back.
