Giuseppe's on Richmond Rd is a great italian trattoria-type restaurant. It's in the Food Lion shopping center, a bit out of town so there may tend to be fewer tourists and more locals. There's also a more upscale italian restaurant on Jamestown Rd., owned by the ex-wife of Giuseppe's owner (I think they started both places together), which is also quite good. Can't think of the name right now, though. Short Stop on Richmond Rd, across from PBK Hall is a great place for sandwiches and is open for lunch and dinner. Try the Fuma - it's great. The best chinese restaurant in town is the Peking Restaurant on Rt. 60 by-pass in the K-mart shopping center. The Trellis is really the best restaurant in the 'burg if you're interested in good food that is creative. Save roon for dessert. MJE DebraKriz wrote: > My husband and I and our 9-year-old daugher will be in the Washington, DC > and Williamsburg area in late October while we attend his 20th reunion > from William and Mary College. What great restaurants should we > vist...perhaps some geared more to a fairly unsophisticated 9-year-old > palatte as well as a few better/more adventurous/wonderful ones for when > we go out alone. > > Any advice you offer will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. >
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