Revolutionary Breakfast—Break your fast with us in 11 Regency Room (Williamsburg Inn)§—An inspired 17 Berret’s Restaurant & Taphouse Grill Dining Guide The Revolutionary City! Assemble with fellow patriots and ® blend of traditional and contemporary American cuisine. specializes in regional seafood, voted “Best Seafood Colonial Williamsburg townsfolk to hear the freshest news of the day.Thursday– Award-winning wine list. Dancing Fri. and Sat. evenings. Restaurant” for more than 15 years. Free WiFi, seasonal

Dinner reservations are required at all historic dining taverns and Monday at 8:30 a.m. beginning June 15. Reservations required Daily Breakfast 7:30–10a.m. Daily Dinner 6–9 p.m. outdoor dining, live music. (757) 253-1847. Daily Lunch 11:30 a.m.–3 p.m., Bar 5–9 p.m.; Dinner 5:30–9 p.m.* recommended at all other Colonial Williamsburg restaurants. 4 McKenzie Apothecary—On Palace Green next to Terrace Room—A la carte menus. Afternoon Fare & dinner Lunch reservations are required only for groups of 20 or more and the Robert Carter House, offering snacks and refreshing noon–11 p.m. Sun.—Thurs., noon–midnight. Fri.—Sat. 18 Blue Talon Bistro Celebrated Chef David Everett for dining at the Regency Room. Afternoon Tea at the Inn also beverages. Purchase and refill Souvenir Mugs here. Daily 10 presents his “serious comfort food” offering a break from the Restoration Bar—Cocktails and beverages. requires reservations. For current information about Tavern Ghost a.m.–5 p.m. Palace Bus Stop Sun.–Thurs. day’s demands with great food, wine, and service in a relaxed Walks or to make reservations for Colonial Williamsburg noon–11 p.m., Fri.–Sat. noon–midnight. Magazine Bus Stop Shields Tavern—Taste southern comfort food in the atmosphere. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (757) 476- restaurants, visit the Visitor Center Dining & Lodging Reservations 5 charm of Shields Tavern. Afternoon Tea—Goodwin Room. 3–5 p.m. Thurs.—Sat. BLUE. Daily 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Desk or call 1-800-TAVERNS (1-800-828-3767) or (757) 229-2141. Tues.–Sat. Lunch 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m; Dinner† from 5 p.m. Dinner reservations required. Tavern 12 TRADITIONS—Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. 19 The Cheese Shop The Cheese Shop offers 200 imported Christiana Campbell’s Tavern Our first 1 — Bus Stop Children’s menu. Breakfast 7–10:30 a.m.; Lunch noon–2 p.m.; and domestic cheeses, charcuterie, freshly baked breads, specialty commander in chief loved the seafood at Christiana High Life Below Stairs—Young Lovel, master of a Dinner 5:30-9 p.m. foods and over 4,000 bottles of wine in the wine cellar. Enjoy a Campbell’s Tavern, and you will, too. Join us Tuesday – renowned “Cheese Shop” sandwich, cheese plate, and glass of London mansion, has a notion that his servants are eating Friday Night Seafood Feast—Crab legs, shrimp, Saturday for dinner beginning at 5pm. Reservations required. wine on the patio. Owned and operated by the Power family since Capitol Bus Stop and drinking him out of house and mansion. Bring your sushi, prime rib, chicken, chef’s catch of the day, and 1971. (757) 220-1324. Mon.–Sat. 10 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun 11 a.m.–6 p. m. family to Shields Tavern for a three-course meal and dessert buffet. Fri. 5–9 p.m.* Tea with Mrs. Campbell—Join Mrs. Campbell and experience the “High Life” of the serving class.Tuesday– 19 Fat Canary Awarded the AAA Four Diamond rating in Williamsburg Lodge Lounge—Offering a selection other revolutionaries for tea and lively discourse. Learn of Saturday 5 p.m. beginning June 15. Reservations required. 12 2013, the ninth such honor since opening in 2003. Executive of sandwiches, soup, and salads. revolutionary tea parties through story and song.Tuesday – Daily wine specials. Mon.– Chef Thomas Power Jr. is a graduate of the Culinary Institute 6 Tavern Ghost Walks—Learn of the ghosts that still Saturday at 2 p.m. beginning June 18. Reservations required. Thurs. 4–10 p.m., Fri.–Sat. 2–11 p.m.; Sun. 2–10 p.m. of America and he and his family also own and operate the haunt the taverns and historic buildings of Colonial Williamsburg Lodge Bus Stop HUZZAH! adjacent Cheese Shop. (757) 229-3333. Dinner Mon.–Sun. 5–10 Friday Night Seafood Feast Williamsburg. This family-friendly program is suitable for 2 Chowning’s Tavern—Far from ordinary, Chowning’s all ages. Tickets are required and can be purchased at any Colonial Williamsburg p. m. Reservations are highly encouraged. Join us and feast on a variety of Lodge specialties—some Tavern appeals to travelers of all ages. Offering daily lunch prepared as you watch. Create your own surf and turf ticketing location. Tours leaving from Shields Tavern; call 20 DoG Street Pub An American Gastropub. Chef David 11:30am – 2:30pm and dinner from 5pm. Dinner reservations Visitor Center Area BBQ GRILLE for daily schedule. Tavern Bus Stop Everett delivers excellent food with an American flair, inspired by combination from this week’s offerings. Our extensive required. Visitor Center Bus Stop the uncomplicated dishes of the English Pub. Featuring the best menu varies from week to week to take advantage of 7 Golden Horseshoe Gold Course Clubhouse Gambols—Check your gentility at the door, grab a bench, 13 Huzzah! BBQ Grille—Great barbecue, pizza, and draft and bottle beers from around the globe in the relaxed the freshest ingredients and in-season items. Grille—Enjoy both a tasty meal and a picturesque view. Casual & Delicious! order a drink and meet new friends sharing the latest gossips other favorites. Located on the Visitor Center promenade next setting of a neighborhood tavern. (757) 293-6478. Opening mid- Choose from an array of sandwiches, salads, light entrées, and intrigues. Enjoy light fare perfect for a late-night meal to Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites. Daily 5–9:30 p.m. May. Serving lunch, dinner and late-night, 11 a.m.–midnight; • Signature Soups • Composed Salads desserts, and your favorite cocktail and beverage and hear the finest tavern musick full of tales and tunes of Sun.–Thurs., 11 a.m.–1 a.m. Fri.–Sat. www.dogstreetpub.com • Cold Table • Sushi of the Moment Williamsburg Lodge Bus Stop 14 Visitor Center Café—Located next to battles, beer and romance! Boisterous and a bit bawdy, this is WILLIAMSBURG Revolutions. Baked treats, fruit, 21 Seasons Restaurant and Bar offers a wide variety • Carving Station • Chef Action Station the Revolutionary City nightspot you won’t forget! From 9 8 Golden Horseshoe Green Course Clubhouse Open 5 9:30 p.m. sandwiches and beverages to warm or refresh. Purchase and of quality food and beverage to suit the whole family, • Dessert Buffet – p.m. Reservations are not required. Mature content may not be Grille— Tee up to a menu of appetizers and place an order for refill Souvenir Mugs here. Daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m. including steaks, ribs, seafood, sandwiches, salads, pasta, suitable for young audiences. Magazine Bus Stop fan favorites like Curtis Cup Chicken Tenders, and Loaded Long burgers and fries, specialty coffee, and desserts! Children’s Iron Fries. The Dogleg hot dog, Chicken Niblick, and the Baffy Merchants Square Beginning at 5 p.m. Daily Garden Bar—Enjoy casual, quick fare under the grape menu, full-service bar with wine list. (757) 259-0018. Sun.– BLT are sure to fill a hole in one’s appetite. Daily full menu. Merchants Square Ticket Office Bus Stop $32 adults, $14.95 children (ages 6-12) arbor. Purchase and refill Souvenir Mugs here. Thurs. 11 a.m.–9 p.m., Fri.–Sat. 11 a.m.–10 p.m.; Sunday Brunch Lunch 11 a.m.–4 p.m. (weather permitting) 9 Museum Café—Stop by the Café while browsing the 15 Aromas Coffee and Café Redefining the Coffeehouse! 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; Happy Hour Daily 4–7 p.m. Children 5 and younger are free. DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum or Abby Aldrich Consistent winner, “Best of Williamsburg” and “Best of Chowning’s Tavern Cider Stand—Offering snacks and Stephanos Pizza & Subs offers New York–style pizza Rockefeller Folk Art Museum. Friendly and gracious service Virginia Living”. Full breakfast, lunch & dinner plus gourmet 21 Plus tax and gratuity. Reservations are recommended. refreshing beverages. Purchase and refill Souvenir Mugs as well as oven-baked sandwiches with the highest quality Prices, menu items, and operating schedules are subject to change. and delicious fare are hallmarks of this hidden gem. Light coffees (roasted on location), teas, smoothies and pastries in here. Daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m. (weather permitting) meats. Everything from a quick slice of pizza to salads, lunch features such offerings as sandwiches, soup, and freshly the welcoming atmosphere of an Old World Coffeehouse. sandwiches, desserts, ice cream, and more at reasonable For reservations, call (757) 229-2141 3 King’s Arms Tavern—One of the town’s most genteel prepared desserts. Daily 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Museum Bus Stop Wine, Beer, music, FREE WiFi (757) 221-6676. Mon-Thu 7 a.m.- prices. (757) 476-8999. Daily 11 a.m.–9 p.m. visit colonialwilliamsburg.com establishments, Mrs. Vobe welcomes guests Thursday – 10 p.m., Fri-Sat 7a.m.-11 p.m., Sun 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 10 Raleigh Tavern Bakery—Baked treats, sandwiches 310 South England Street Monday for lunch 11:30am-2:30pm and dinner from 5pm. 22 The Trellis Restaurant Standing as a monument to and beverages to warm or refresh. Casual seating available in 16 Baskin-Robbins delights the sweet tooth with a Reservations required. regional cuisine, the Trellis Restaurant is at the forefront of the quaint courtyard and rear garden. Purchase and refill variety of ice creams, milk shakes, malts, sundaes, and frozen modern American dining. With a focus on local, responsibly Purdie Kitchen—Adjacent to and a part of the King’s Arms Souvenir Mugs here. Daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Tavern Bus Stop yogurt. (757) 229-6385. Daily 10 a.m.–10 p.m. raised products and small scale, artisan farmers, the menu Located along the Visitor Center Promenade, Tavern, offers ADA accessible dining. Lunch 11:30 a.m.–2:30 adjacent to the Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites brings the very best of the region to your table with p.m. and Dinner† from 5 p.m. Thurs.–Mon. Reservations required. Tavern Bus Stop outstanding flavors and beautiful presentation. (757) 229- 8610. Daily 8 a.m.–9 p.m.

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Museum Shop The Carousel Children’s Clothier Beautiful children’s Quilts Unlimited Women’s clothing, including Flax linen Shopping Guide clothing and accessories. (757) 229-1710. clothing in regular and plus sizes, tie dye from Nepal. Summer Call the number listed to confirm hours of operation. To contact Museum Store Publications, recordings, gifts, and accessories hats & visors. Colonial Clothing for the entire family. Chico’s Everything from comfortable, everyday clothing to staff of Colonial Williamsburg–owned shops, call (757) 229-1000 reflecting the museums’ collections and exhibits. (757) 253-8700. and ask the operator to connect you. See map on reverse. elegant eveningwear. (757) 564-7448. Spa Shop R.P. Wallace & Sons General Store Extensive selection of The Christmas Shop Fantastic Christmas ornaments and deco- Historic Area Williamsburg T-shirts, souvenirs, jewelry, toys and gifts. Also Spa of Colonial Williamsburg Boutique Premium quality rations all year round. Many ornaments are made locally and in featuring nostalgic tin signs, bulk candy, Coke products, medi- Colonial Nursery Heirloom seeds and plants, herbs, flowers, spa products and related goods. Robes, Candles, Skin, Body, the USA while others are imported from Europe. Owned and cines, replica guns, knivesand large selection of USA made seasonal greens, wreaths, 18th-century clay flower pots, and Hair Care and Signature Lavender Lemongrass and Colonial operated by the Wallace family since 1964.757-229-2514 gifts. Owned and operated by the Wallace family since 1919. bird bottles. Mint products available. Closet Envy is a must-see shop. “Fashion to die for” with the 757-229-2082. Mary Dickinson Store Eighteenth-century fashion in the Sports Shops right look for business, party, or play. Designs by Diane Von Scotland House Ltd. Fascinating shop selling gifts and best of taste: petticoats, short gowns, cloaks, mitts, caps, and Furstenberg, Michael Stars, Nanette Lepore, Theory, Trina Golden Horseshoe Golf Pro Shop—Gold Course A wide apparel from Scotland, Ireland, and England. From beautiful beautifully decorated straw hats—all made in Williamsburg. Turk, and more! (757) 220-0456. selection of top golf equipment, custom and personalized golf cashmere sweaters to fine English pottery, this store has every- Jewelry and ladies’ toiletries as well. bags, and Golden Horseshoe logo apparel for ladies and men. College of William & Mary Bookstore & Café By Barnes thing for that special gift or treat for yourself. (757) 229-7800. The Golden Ball (Jeweler) Reproductions of precious gem- and Noble features The Williamsburg Shop offering stone rings, earrings, pendants, and charms in sterling silver Golden Horseshoe Golf Pro Shop—Green Course Williamsburg clothing, books, and souvenirs, William & Mary and 14 karat gold, beautifully crafted brass, pewter hollowware, Shoesters Shoes designed to fit the shape of the foot. Golfing essentials include custom and personalized golf bags, clothing and merchandise plus a Café proudly serving Starbucks and one-of-a-kind sterling pieces created by Colonial (757) 229-6999. gloves, balls, hats, basic polo shirts, and footwear. Coffee and a variety of sandwiches, salads, and bakery items. Williamsburg’s silversmith. Hand engraving is available. (757) 253-4900. The Silver Vault Ltd. Beautiful sterling jewelry, silver hol- Visitor Center Shops lowware, and frames; sterling and silverplated gifts for babies; John Greenhow Store Wrought iron, willow baskets, fine Danforth Pewter Merging colonial craft and contemporary plus colorful tabletop accessories. (757) 220-3777. imported porcelain, fabrics, cooper’s items, tinware, craftsmen’s Learning Resource Center Teacher, student, and parent design to create jewelry, oil lamps, housewares, ornaments, and tools, tavern food products and cold beverages, and other goods educational videos, books, and internet classroom materials. much more. Handcrafted in U.S.A. (757) 229-3668. Talbots Your headquarters for classic style. Women’s casual similar to those sold by Mr. Greenhow in the 18th century. wear, versatile separates, sportswear, dresses, and fashion Everything Williamsburg From T-shirts to tavern- accessories in a range of misses, petite, and women’s sizes. Market House An open-air market area selling toys, hats, Williamsburg Booksellers An unparalleled selection ware to toys, a broad selection of exclusive Colonial (757) 253-6532. pottery, and baskets. Also, rentals of 18th-century costumes for of books, CDs, and DVDs on the Revolutionary War and other Williamsburg logo products and souvenirs. (757) 565-8476. boys and girls and auctions of new goods from Historic Area colonial topics, plus gifts and general-interest publications. The Toymaker of Williamsburg Toy soldiers, games, dolls, Tavern Ghost Walks J. Fenton Gallery Fine American handcrafted artisan jew- stores. puzzles, children’s books, preschool and educational toys— Williamsburg Revolutions Treasures for all—games, elry, pottery, glass, metal, and wood. Brighton sunglasses and classic and unique playthings and collectibles for kids of all Post Office Reproduction prints, maps, leatherbound books, toys, gifts, food, and logo apparel as well as costume rentals. charms, Women’s clothing & handbags and whimsical gifts ages. (757) 229-5660. stationery, quill pens, ink, inkwells, and sealing wax. Purchase Merchants Square (757) 221-8200. History tells us they were here in the 18th century; stamps; letters and postcards hand-canceled with reproduction Williams-Sonoma The leading destination for home cooks in our guests and employees tell us they’re still present. Gallery on Merchants Square Paintings and sculptures by 18th-century Williamsburg postmark. G. Bates Ltd. An unforgettable shopping experience. Vera America, offering an exceptional selection of cookware, tools, Bradley, cutting-edge jewelry, handbags, and fashions. established artists. (757) 564-1787. Join us for this family-friendly, one-hour guided walking Prentis Store Exclusive location for one-of-a-kind items, linens, cookbooks, foods, and ingredients. (757) 220-0450. Whimsical gifts, gorgeous home décor! (757) 229-5400. Jazzy Giraffe Women’s fashions from an array of interna- tour—it’s a unique ending to a tavern meal or simply handmade by our skilled tradespeople using 18th-century tools Williamsburg At Home Flagship store of tional designers. Sophisticated with an eye for fun. Also offer- and techniques. Browse among richly handcrafted leather Bella Fine Lingerie and Loungewear A tasteful selection WILLIAMSBURG-brand home furnishings and accessories: a fun way to spend the evening. Suitable for all ages, tours ing fine shoes and accessories. (757) 903-4884 goods, iron hardware, reproduction pottery, furniture, and of the finest lingerie from around the world. (757) 220-8440. . furniture, bedding, rugs, light fixtures, prints, fabrics, decora- are offered evenings throughout the month, leaving from baskets. imball heatre tive accessories, dinnerware, and flatware. (757) 220-7749. Shields Tavern. Binns A boutique department store with luxuries from around K T Live performances, concerts, or movies every day. Call for schedule. (757) 565-8588. Tarpley, Thompson & Company Tavern inspired dining and the world. Latest in women’s fashions from sportswear and Williamsburg Celebrations Byers’ Choice, Tickets may be purchased at any official kitchen wares, wall art, food & beverages and games along with dresses to special occasion, shoes, accessories, and cosmetics. Ocean Palm Vibrant Palm Beach–style collection: the area’s Department 56, Jim Shore, and other classic WILLIAMSBURG Colonial Williamsburg ticket office or reserve today’s tavern style home décor and gifts. Gallery with tabletop, crystal, and gifts. Bridal registry, per- most extensive offerings of Lilly Pulitzer clothing and accesso- collectibles. Seasonal floral arrangements, holiday decorations, your tickets online at colonialwilliamsburg.com

Hotel Shops sonal shoppers, and corporate gifts. (757) 229-3391. ries and a wide array of Vineyard Vines and Eliza B. and garden accessories galore. (757) 565-8642. or by calling 1-800-447-8679. Colonial

R. Bryant Ltd. Quality traditional menswear, imported and (757) 229-3961. Williamsburg hotel guests can purchase tickets at

Regency Shop at the Williamsburg Inn Exquisite gifts, Williamsburg Craft House The full line of . y a l P p. o sh . e n domestic. (757) 253-0055. Di jewelry, and decorative accessories. The Peanut Shop of Williamsburg, Famous, hand-cooked WILLIAMSBURG pewter, silver, tavern products, fine their hotel or by calling ext. 5000 from an ceramic giftware, folk art, and jewelry. An exclusive selection Campus Shop TRIBE PRIDE HEADQUARTERS. The stu- Virginia peanuts, specialty nuts, confections, old-fashioned in-house phone. Williamsburg Lodge Gift Shop Unique and exclusive of personalized gifts, including engraving. (757) 220-7747. dents choice for William & Mary apparel and gifts. Featuring bulk candy jars, regional specialty foods, and giftware. items—spanning gifts to home accents—crafted by Virginia the best designs on the latest garments. Make sure to see our (757) 229-3908. $12 adults, $7 children (under 12) artisans. Children’s gifts. Wythe Candy & Gourmet Shop Fresh dipped caramel selection of Buy 1 Get 1 Free T-shirts. Owned and operated by The Precious Gem Custom jewelry in 18-karat gold and plati- apples & chocolates, fabulous handmade fudge, and the region’s Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites Gift Shop the Wallace family since 1994.(757)229-4301. num by designer Reggie Akdogan. Each piece features the fin- largest selection of candy! Our gourmet section has daily This guided tour does not go into any buildings. Tour types and dates are seasonally adjusted as necessary. Scheduling and pricing subject to change without notice. Gifts, souvenirs, logo apparel, and guest service items, such as est in diamonds and colored stones, including emeralds, rubies samples, specials, and more. (757) 229-4406. sundries, cameras, and film. and sapphires. (757) 220-1115.

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