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Williamsburg, VA
Best Restaurants -(European)
Doraldo's Restaurant
(Restaurants - European)
1915 Pocahontas Trl
Williamsburg VA 23185
757-220-0795
Description:
Serving both Northern and Southern Italian cuisine, this restaurant has been a favorite of locals for several years. Located in the Village at Kingsmill, this small place fills up fast with diners who savor the pizzas, pastas and veal dishes. The pizza ovens can be seen from the dining room, and the aromas waft across the tables. The cannolis are made on the premises and are a wonderful end to a meal here. This Italian restaurant has pizzazz beyond its prices.

Guiseppe's Italian Cafe
(Restaurants - European)
5601 Richmond Hwy
Williamsburg VA 23188
757-565-1977
Description:
For a hearty Italian meal, this off-the-beaten-path spot is the place to be! Pizzas rule here, although the other dishes are also excellent. The Caesar salad with smoked oysters is outstanding. Order from the extensive vegetarian menu, or try one of the desserts that are worth the calories. This is a casual place with beer and wine and friendly service. Located in the Colony Square Shopping Center on Jamestown Road.

Josiah Chowning's Tavern
(Restaurants - European)
100 E Duke of Gloucester St
Williamsburg VA 23185
757-229-2141
Description:
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG. Though it no longer serves food, this cozy tavern harkens back to the Colonial days by offering a full slate of nightly gambols. What's a gambol? Gambols are fun, bawdy games and songs that were popular in 18th century taverns and pubs. Patrons are encouraged to participate ­ so order up a house ale and enjoy the scene. As for the atmosphere, the old pine floors, rustic walls and primitive furnishings will leave you wondering: Will Josiah himself make an appearance tonight? The gambols usually start around 9pm.

Le Yaca
(Restaurants - European)
1915 Pocohontas Tr
Williamsburg VA 23185
757-220-3616
Description:
A little bit of country French tucked into the Village Shops at Kingsmill. Le Yaca is locally known as one of the most creative and best dining establishments in the area. Their French onion soup and leg of lamb are house specialties, and another claim to fame is the Marquis au Chocolat ­ a rich chocolate truffle cake in vanilla sauce. The food is the real thing, and the atmosphere is as appealing as the menu ­ elegant but not stuffy.

Mama Mia' s Pizza & Delicatessen
(Restaurants - European)
521 Prince George St
Williamsburg VA 23185
757-253-2225
Description:
MERCHANTS SQUARE. Right in the heart of Merchants Square at Mama Mia's, you can sit, enjoy some deli-style food and watch the world go shopping. The stromboli, subs, overstuffed sandwiches and pizza are all favorites of visitors and college students. You can get the pizza delivered to nearby hotels. Beer and wine available.