Christiana Campbell's Tavern
Seafood Restaurant and American Restaurant$$$$
Historic Williamsburg, Williamsburg
"... as homemade Cole slaw, spoon bread and fabulous sweet potato muffins"(5 Tips)
"... tossed wit penne. Sweet potato muffins were amazing & delicious as was the dinner..."(2 Tips)
"The Seafood Fricassy, Rum Cream Cake, and Spoonbread are fantastic!!"(2 Tips)
"The seafood fricassee is spectacular!"(2 Tips)
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Eric StankovitzJune 30, 2016I ordered the seafood Fricassee and it was amazing. It featured shrimp, scallops and lobster in a sherry sauce tossed wit penne. Sweet potato muffins were amazing & delicious as was the dinner rolls.
Joe P.June 16, 2012Had a great dinner! The seafood stew was great. I ordered a cup for myself. Then had to order 2 more for the others at my table. "Mrs. Campbell" stopped at our table to chat. It was fun.Upvoted Apr 4
Christian AlvarezApril 26, 2019Absolutely everything was heavenly! Of special note is the spoon bread, sweet potato bread, and fried chicken. The sweet potato bread was the most moist bread I’ve ever had!
Matthew PhillipsOctober 12, 2014Like other taverns in Colonial Williamsburg, they offer decent but not exceptional food in a unique atmosphere and with great service. Spoonbread was very good. Crab cakes were pretty good too.
Gail RankinDecember 6, 2014Watermans seafood feast with tender salmon, yummy crab cake and shrimp! Includes sweet pot muffins, spoon bread and Amish ice cream for dessert! More than we could eat!!- MaryJanuary 2, 2014Delicious seafood and a funny, informative chat with Mrs. Campbell. The Seafood Fricassy, Rum Cream Cake, and Spoonbread are fantastic!!
xinaOctober 14, 2016Don't miss the homemade vanilla ice cream atop Apple crisp. Try w/ a glass of Madeira
- John ReynoldsAugust 28, 2010Everything is good here :-) unique included sides such as homemade Cole slaw, spoon bread and fabulous sweet potato muffins
Emona SDecember 29, 2013I'm from EU but am not too pretentious on food. The only good thing I tried was the cabbage side. The others were terrible and pretty pricey. The atmosphere and the candle light maybe worth seeing it.
Melannie HayAugust 5, 2012Stay away from the Rummer unless you are Black Beard! The seafood is fantastic, but grab dessert somewhere else.
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Christiana Campbell's Tavern
101 S Waller St
Williamsburg, VA 23185
United States
Williamsburg, VA 23185
United States
We are looking forward to welcoming back guests to enjoy our historically inspired, locally acquired menu.
Closed until 4:00 PM (Show more)
- Tue–Sat
- 4:00 PM–8:00 PM
(855) 263-1746
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Outdoor Seating
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- 8.2
"Great place to eat . Try the hot butter rum."
Chet G - 8.1
"This was an amazing experience. Everything was flawless and delicious. You have to try it. Better than every other seafood place I've been to"
Christina K - 7.8
"A really neat experience. Ask to sit down in the basement/cellar by candlelight for the best experience for dinner. Chef sampler, salmon topped with shrimp/lobster, and berry crumble, yum!"
Jim Lynch
