“Cool vibe restaurant with a very interesting craft cocktails/mocktails list, craft beers, and delicious sharing plates and entrees. Farm to table brings you the freshest ingredients. We enjoyed it so much we went again the same trip. Bradley is an excellent server.“
“If you are visiting Colonial Williamsburg, this is a one-of-a-kind must try restaurant! The food was so good, we ate here a second time. The Welsh rarebit was delicious enough to get twice! I wasnt fond of the onion pie. We got the snow eggs and peanut butter pie for dessert and both were tasty, but if your looking to try something new, go for the snow eggs! Will definitely eat here again next time I'm in town!“
“I haven't been here in a while, admittedly. Discovered it by getting lost, and I enjoyed the food. Good solid breakfasts, short order style. Great service, and friendly, comfortable atmosphere. I will have to make a trip to Williamsburg area again to re-visit.“
“Well established southern breakfast place; we went for a dinner. We were hoping for breakfast for dinner but that was not an option. Dinner menu was filled with southern staples. Hush puppies, fried chicken, catfish, steak smothered with onions and mushrooms. Old bay fries, mashed potatoes, and coleslaw were delicious. Dessert sounded delicious but we were full. The hostess and server were great. We will be back for breakfast.Dietary restrictions: Keto options were limited. Excellent chopped salad with lots of cheese and protein.“
“My mom moved around the corner from this place a couple of years ago and we decided to try this place out after wanting to go for a while and we thought it was great and as cat lovers, we loved seeing the cats and looking around the gift shop. I saw one comment about salty ham and all I have to say is that Virginia ham is supposed to be salty and it's quite delicious. I would love to come again sometime soon!“
“Tony the cook and Candance the cashier provided exceptional hospitality, making our visit enjoyable. The sides (Mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, and yams) were delicious. However, the fish and wingettes were overly salty, requiring extra sauce to balance the taste. Despite this, the welcoming atmosphere and kindness of the staff make Munchies a place worth returning to, and I plan to make it a regular post-church spot. Just a friendly tip: asking for less salt on the dishes might enhance the dining experience even more. Give Munchies a try--you won't be disappointed!“
“Was truly impressed with the ambiance of the restaurant-the furniture had a nice southern feel and the music was wonderful -not quite jazz but almost? We shared a few dishes- biscuits with butter and jam -large and flaky, a southern crab chowder that was nice with a decent amount of crab, and shrimp and grits. They even split our meal into two plates (so you realize these plates are one portion split.) the shrimp were cooked perfectly and the whole dish seasoned well. I had a blood orange margarita which was enjoyed and my daughter had a Warm Flannel with bourbon and apple cider mix.“
“Absolutely a must do if you are in Colonial Williamsburg. Authentic experience complete with music, colonial dress and even a few other suprises that only enhance the overall vibe. I wasn't sure what to expect from the menu as the offerings weren't as numerous as one might expect. We had the Chicken, and To Fry Fish and both were 6 Stars on a 5 Star scale. Cannot wait to go back!!“