Visite gastronomique à pied de Williamsburg

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Explorez Williamsburg et sa scène gastronomique en plein essor. Sur ce, vous découvrirez une variété de plats et de culture de Williamsburg. Vous visiterez plusieurs restaurants et restaurants au cours d'une visite à pied de 3 heures l'après-midi. Tout au long de la visite, vous visiterez trois à quatre restaurants et trois à quatre restaurants tels qu'un magasin de cacahuètes, des magasins de bonbons, des magasins d'épices et de thé où vous aurez des chocolats, des pizzas au feu de bois, du macaroni au fromage gastronomique, du fudge, des ailes primées , et plus encore.

Ville: Williamsburg

Wed 20 Nov

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Ce qui est inclu

Tastings

Tout le matériel de pêche

Visite privée

Glacière avec glace pour vos boissons et aliments

Capitaine et équipage compétents

Tastings

Visit several eateries and restaurants

Information additionnelle

Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
Le tarif enfant s'applique uniquement lorsqu'il partage avec 2 adultes payants
Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, veuillez vous habiller de manière appropriée

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Commentaires (184)

billb-1111

Dec 2012

Taste of Williamsburg was an enjoyable, unique experience. My wife and I live only about 40 minutes from Williamsburg and have been many times in the past 30+ years. When we had the opportunity to try Taste of Williamsburg with a Groupon, we thought it could be something new for us. We were not disappointed. We took the College of William and Mary tour, meeting our guide (who founded the company) in front of the Kimball Theatre at 12:30. As it happened, we were the only ones on that afternoon’s tour. It was an unseasonably warm, 70+ degree, early December day. After brief introductions and orientation, we headed directly to the Wythe Candy & Gourmet Shop. There we were shown around and received a small bag of tasty sweet treats for later consumption. We then headed for The Peanut Shop where we sampled an almost endless variety of flavored peanuts from salty to sweet to spicy hot. All were delicious. Next was The Spice and Tea Exchange. As we entered the small shop we were almost overwhelmed by the tremendous wave of aromas from the huge variety of spices. The proprietor showed us around, providing tastings and aroma samplings. They have individual spices and spice mixes that had been created right in the store. In addition to the spices they have flavor infused sugar…the raspberry was tasty, but hardly held a chance against the salty sweet caramel. Not to be short-changed is the extensive collection of teas – black, green, white, and herbal. More opportunities to exercise our olfactory sense. Before leaving the shop we were shown the basement where our guide served us a small cup of gingerbread mint tea, a great seasonal choice. He had also picked up some fried pickles from Retro’s Café next door to the spice and tea shop. We enjoyed the very interesting and tasty fried pickle spears and dipping sauce while we sat and chatted about Williamsburg, the food opportunities, and Taste of Williamsburg. Following these tasty appetizers, our next stop was Blue Talon Bistro. Here we got into some real stick to your ribs food – a very tasty dish of gourmet macaroni (actually penne) and cheese. We shared the mac and cheese family style and washed it down with some “cold, colonial water”, served in a tall bottle and derived directly from the local municipal water system.  Having had an entrée, it was time for some dessert. Next stop was the Berry Body Frozen Yogurt shop. The shop offers three flavors of frozen yogurt – the day we were there our choices were the original tart plus blackberry and chocolate. My wife had the chocolate and I had the blackberry. You get to pick up to three toppings from various fruit, nut, and candy options. All we tried were delicious and complimented the cup of yogurt very well. Now that we had any hunger pangs held at bay, we toured through the College of William and Mary. Lance, our guide, a graduate of the college, did a great job covering much of the history and the college’s place in the area and role in America. He gave us a brief overview as we toured the “ancient” campus and the “old” campus including inside tours of the Wren Building. Our final stop was the College Deli. The deli is an area icon in its own right. We sat in the porch-like portion of the building on this beautiful December day. As Lance gave us some more history, they prepared “Hot Holly” sandwiches for us while we sipped on a glass of that “cold, colonial water”. The sandwiches are actually 6-inch subs with roast beef, turkey, bacon, American cheese, tomatoes, and lettuce. While the Hot Hollys are toasted and probably best enjoyed hot, we elected to have our’s bagged up and we carried them home for dinner. They provided us a tasty treat that evening. It was here we bid adieu to our guide and headed back to Merchant’s Square on our own for a brief stop at the Bruton Parish Shop. The afternoon was a well spent 3-hour tour of places we had not previously enjoyed. A brief note, we did choose to have the tip added to our tour charge which clearly made it easier to accommodate our guide and the establishments we visited. Lance did a great job of making the day run smoothly and was certainly well received at each of the places where we stopped. We certainly recommend this tour to visitors and locals alike.

Rich S

Nov 2012

My wife and I (WIlliamsburg area residents who found this tour through Groupon, actually) really enjoyed this tour. While some on here point out that there are places visited with samples available to the general public- I say so what? We have visited D.O.G. street a number of times for seasonal events and still missed most of these. Enjoyed every one of them on the tour, public or not. Lance's real art/skill in putting together the "Taste o W'burg" is in sorting out some of the best places to show you, some places not to miss, a smattering of free and purchased (included in our tour cost) and combining them with some well-researched local interest/history/trivia - with more than a "sample" of some really good food too-- all in a very compressed time frame. I think of cruises we have taken and the related "excursions" we have paid more for- and gotten way less. This tour is highly recommended, both for out- of towners who want to pack a lot into a short time, and locals like us, who need to remember to do something different and fun in their own area now and then, couples, family with teens, and friends!

Jilan H

Nov 2012

On our journey through Merchant Square and William and Mary we had a great experience! Dan the owner and our tour guide was extremely knowledgable in the history of William and Mary. The food was excellent. My favorite was the Mac and Cheese at Blue Talon. After all the tastings we let full!