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Old August 2, 2006, 11:17 AM   #1
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Williamsburg - large group dining

Does anyone have recommendations for restaurants in Williamsburg that can accomodate large groups for dining? We have around 20-25 people in our group. Do the taverns accomodate those kind of groups? I think it would be fun to do one of those (or somewhere comparable) one night and something more casual another night. Our group is 4 generations of family so ages range from 0-89.

Thanks for any suggestions!
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Old August 2, 2006, 06:35 PM   #2
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Re: Williamsburg - large group dining

Yes Christiana Campbell Tavern could serve 20 - 30 / The telephone is 757-229-2141 or for a list of Williamsburg Taverns dail 1-800-TAVERNS.
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Old August 2, 2006, 08:17 PM   #3
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Yes Christiana Campbell Tavern could serve 20 - 30 / The telephone is 757-229-2141 or for a list of Williamsburg Taverns dail 1-800-TAVERNS.
You can try the Trellis at duke of Glouchester St. 757 229 8610. The food is great. The chef that owns this restaurant is famous for Death by Chocolate cookies and the famous dessert.I bet you can not eat a whole dessert.
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Seasons, just at the edge of the historic district, also does groups. Not as pricey as Trellis. Also not as gourmet.
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