Location: Williamsburg
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- 1. Colonial Williamsburg
- 2. Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum
- 3. Historic Jamestowne
- 4. Colonial National Historic Park
- 5. Jamestown-Scotland Ferry
- 6. Bassett Hall
- 7. Governor's Palace
- 8. Bruton Parish Episcopal Church
- 9. DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum
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Virginia, United States Food Guide: 3 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Williamsburg
Reviews on French food in Williamsburg, Virginia, United States. Want a vacation full of thrills, adventure, fun and romance? Greater Williamsburg has just the thing — from the wild rides at Busch Gardens to the incredible living history museum at Colonial Williamsburg. Travelers can also set sail on the York River, and hike or bike their way through the area’s many trails. For quieter times, Riverwalk Landing offers no shortage of opportunities to indulge in culinary delights and premium shopping.
Things to do in Williamsburg
1. Le Yaca French Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1335 reviews
Le Yaca began in a tiny, country village(Courchevel)in the French Alps in 1964.Daniele Bourderau & Gerard decided that it would be fun to open a small restaurant. When friends learned of their plans they told the hopeful restaurateurs that they were crazy
Reviewed By coffdvm
First, the place looks nice. The greeting staff was friendly & well-prepared. Our waitress, Brieanna, was as good as weâve ever had; perfect. Oh, yea the food: Presentation, Taste, Cocktails, vino, etc all impeccable. 2 of us ate, drank, etc. $143 + tip. The owner stopped for a short visit too. Overall, a memorable evening.
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2. Cafe Provencal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Wessex Hundred Founder Patrick Duffeler, Sr. and his family spent many years traveling throughout Europe, and in particular, the South of France. The food and wine culture in Provence, specifically, left an indelible impression of them and forever changed
Reviewed By KSB_10
Wonderful dinner at this high-end French restaurant. I recommend the charcuterie and cheese board. Everything else we had was also superb, from a vegetarian entree to chicken, red snapper and filet mignon, which was cooked to perfection.Great service (more French style, i.e. the wait staff wont be at your table every two minutes but they showed up when needed and we're very friendly). Highly recommended.
3. Blue Talon Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2004 reviews
Reviewed By lowyj
Had lunch at the Blue Talon Bistro. The menu has interesting sandwiches at reasonable prices. I had the meatloaf sandwich, which came with a pickle and a small salad. The sandwich was very good. My husband also liked his blackened fish Rueben sandwich very much. The restaurant is bright, cheery and very pretty. It's supposed to be a French bistro, although the menu was only slightly French. Our server was friendly and attentive. Overall, a very good experience. If you're looking for a mid-range, casual restaurant for lunch in Williamsburg, the Blue Talon is an excellent choice. There's parking behind the restaurant. The place was pretty busy for a Monday afternoon.
