I ate dinner there in August 2009 with my 8-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter. The place is nearly impossible to find. Good luck. Our waiter (Afro-American fellow) was unfriendly and arrogant while I bent over backwards to be kind and respectful. Okay, I get that Williamsburg was built with slave labor but hey, I wasn't there back then--nor were my... more

The breakfast was amazing! You will experience the usual colonial Williamsburg scence with the interperters of that time, but it only adds to the experience. more

My wife and I had dinner here on 11/14 and came away very disappointed at what we saw to be a serious regression from what we remember King's Arms to be on prior visits. We showed up about ten minutes early and were seated right away as it looked from the hostess's book that they did not have many reservations... more

First I would like to thank the staff at the King's Arm Tavern. I called ahead to make reservations and told them I was planning a very special anniversary for my girl. They went out of their way to make the night special. When we got there they had a very romantic table for us in a nice quite corner.... more

We were not able to get dinner reservations here for any of the tree nights that we were in Williamsburg even though it was pretty much off season. Lunch here is on the pricey side for what you get, and not as "authentic" as I remember it being 35 or so years ago--but the peanut soup is still great. Our... more

Our family of four, 2 parents and 2 daughters ages 13 and 14 enjoyed a wonderful dinner at the Kings Arms Tavern. My older daughter is a very finicky eater however it must have been a combination of the atmosphere and her mood, she tried everything and loved the creamed corn soup along with the rest of her meal. The... more

Really fun with good food more

Thanks to the management for continuing to pull this off. We love the atmosphere, food, and entertainment. This is our special treat when in the Williamsburg area. I had the pork chops and my husband had prime rib. The meats, sauces, vegetables and side items were all very good. We were able to talk with a couple next to us... more

The wife and I ate here in October of 2007. The Colonial setting, with low lighting reminiscent of the early American period, servers in period dress and a menu of Colonial dishes, made for one of the most unique dining experiences we have enjoyed. I went with the Colonial Game Pie, a pot pie with rabbit, duck, beef and vegetables.... more