Now serving Sally Lunn Bread, Game Pie, and Virginia's upper crust, this genteel colonial tavern catered to Virginia's gentry and the politically influential before, during, and after the Revolution, and was known as the restaurant where the elite meet and eat. The atmosphere of the tavern is one of simple elegance as befitting statesmen and gentry who often dined there. When Mrs. Vobe moved her business opposite the Raleigh Tavern in early 1772, she adopted the name "King's Arms" signaling her intention to accommodate gentlemen customers in the tradition of the leading public houses in England. Start with Peanut Soup (a tavern specialty) and for the main course, choose between Filet Mignon (served with bacon-wrapped bay oysters), Game Pie or Seared Pumpkin-Crusted Salmon.

Regency Room in recently renovated Williamsburg Inn, is known for elegant decor, attentive service, and quality cuisine. In a setting of crystal chandeliers, Asian silk-screen prints, and full silver service, it offers a distinct selection of specialties including tomato-rosemary ravioli with smoked duck confit, sweet lobster bisque and roasted domestic lamb loin and oxtail rillettes, and classics such as Chateaubriand and the Williamsburg Inn crab cake. Complement your meal with the perfect wine from our wine list, named an Award of Excellence winner by "The Wine Spectator" magazine.

Guests dining at the Whitehall are assured fine cuisine, impeccable service and extraordinary surroundings. The historic building and ambience are perfect for special occasions. The five dinning rooms are furnished with fine antiques and stylish chairs which brings you to the "Old World" atmosphere. Sample Dinner Menu includes specialties like Vitello Saltimbocca, Chateaubriand and Shoestring Potato Encrusted Salmon. Enjoy an intimate European-style dining experience in an elegant atmosphere.