Colonial Williamsburg historic district

Williamsburg, United States

Home to King's Arms Tavern and the network of restored inns and taverns serving traditional colonial fare.

Places in Colonial Williamsburg historic district

King's Arms Tavern Originally opened in 1772, an authentic reproduction public house featuring period-appropriate attire and decor for a refined colonial dining experience.
Historic restored inns and taverns Serve traditional local specialties like Virginia ham, biscuits and apple pie, often featuring traditional music and tours.
King's Arms Tavern bar Part of the authentic 1772 reproduction public house.

Best time to visit: April to June and September to October offer mild weather for exploring the historic district on foot.
Getting around: Colonial Williamsburg's historic district is walkable, with the Williamsburg Inn and Golf Course Clubhouse Grill a short walk or shuttle from the main taverns.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English.
Timezone: EST (UTC-5, UTC-4 in summer)
Current trends: Colonial Williamsburg's dining scene continues to balance authentic 18th-century reproduction taverns with contemporary refinement, with The Terrace and Goodwin Rooms' seasonal American dinners at the Williamsburg Inn reflecting a modern complement to King's Arms Tavern's 1772 period dining tradition.

Williamsburg Inn district — Home to the 1937 Forbes Four-Star Williamsburg Inn and its Terrace and Goodwin Rooms.
Golden Horseshoe Golf Course area — Home to the Gold Course Clubhouse Grill, with views of the 18th hole.