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Shopping
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Golden Horseshoe Gold & Green Course Pro Shops
A large selection of ladies' and men's apparel and gift ideas for avid golfers.
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Historic Area Shopping
You'll find three-cornered hats and decorative bonnets, quills and ink, block printed stationery and sealing wax, candles, soaps, hams, jams, brass, pewter and jewelry in our shops in the Historic Area. Please call Colonial Williamsburg at (757) 229-1000 and ask for the store by name.
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Nearby Locations
Numerous 21st-century shopping opportunities exist locally. Williamsburg is home to several outlet malls, with national name-brand stores, all within a short drive from the Historic Area.
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Dining
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Gold Course Grill at the Golden Horseshoe
Dine inside the clubhouse, or enjoy your meal on its outdoor dining terrace overlooking the Gold Course. Menu items include a contemporary selection of sandwiches, soups, salads, and tempting desserts.
Casual attire. On South England Street, across from the Williamsburg Lodge.
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Green Course Grill at the Golden Horseshoe
Sweeping views of the 18th green and a tree-lined fairway complement the cuisine at this modern clubhouse. Menu items include a contemporary selection of sandwiches, soups, salads and tempting desserts. The dining room features an inviting fireplace in cool weather, while outdoor dining on the covered terrace is available seasonally. Sandwiches, soups, and fresh salads are the focus of the lunch menu.
Casual attire. Bar lounge. On South England Street, one mile south of the Gold Course Clubhouse.
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Williamsburg Inn Regency Room
Savor distinctive food and wines in an atmosphere of graceful elegance in the renowned Regency Room. Our dinner menu offers a distinct selection of favorites 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.
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Colonial Williamsburg Taverns
The King's Arms
Now serving Sally Lunn Bread, Game Pye, 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 at our premier tavern is one of simple elegance as befitting statesmen and gentry who often dined there.
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Shields Tavern
At Shields, diners will find everything from seafood gumbo and
herbed roast chicken to buffalo meatloaf and ale potted beef
on the new menu. Choose from a selection of sandwiches to new
entrees like a grilled vegetable wrap and a catfish "BLT." Dessert
offerings are worth a tavern visit on their own, with a selection of signature
ice cream flavors, peanut butter pie and spiced carrot cake among the tempting
treats.
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Chowning's
Chowning’s casual menu emphasizes quick fare, freshly prepared items such as pulled pork BBQ sandwiches, beef brisket sandwiches, and Smithfield ham and Gloucester cheese on a pretzel roll – along with snack items, a new Christiana's ice cream sandwich, our Brick House brownie, and other assorted quick refreshments. Food is available from the new cider stand or from our garden bar located behind the tavern, facing Market Square, allowing guests to quickly return to the day's programs and pursuits. Seating under the grape arbor or inside the tavern.
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Christiana Campbell's Tavern
This historic tavern, George Washington’s personal favorite, offers such seafood specialties as: Sherried Crab Stew, Crab Cakes, Sea Pye (a dish of crab, fin fish, shrimp, lobster and cream), Gloucester Chicken, and Beef Filet and Buttered Shrimp. The entrees are complemented by long-time tavern favorites: Campbell’s Cabbage Slaw, Spoon Bread and Sweet Potato Muffins.
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