Terrace Goodwin Rooms - Williamsburg

Went to the Williamsburg Inn, Terrace Room. Had previously been to the Regency Room and the Rockefeller Room. Both of those were elegant, with great food and service, where the men dressed in coat and tie, and the women wore dresses. The Terrace Room is a scaled down version. Dress code is Business Casual. The menu had only a few entrees. My meal was a Chef's Special of scallops, which was very good. My partner had a Ceasar salad with grilled chicken, but she was disappointed in it.

My wife and I were in Williamsburg for just one night and after a long day of travel we hoped to have a great meal in an historic setting. The Terrace Room at the Williamsburg Inn fulfilled our hopes. Service was prompt but leisurely and our server (Traevyon? was attentive and pleasantly interactive. Our cocktails were “just right” and paired well with the Roasted Oysters appetizer. Both entrees were hot and full of flavor. Hamilton's Alexander, a lighter take on the classic Brandy Alexander, was a perfect after dinner cocktail to wrap up the experience!

We enjoyed delicious food and drinks at The Terrace Room at Williamsburg Inn. Excellent and attentive service throughout the evening, which was capped off by an exquisite rye whiskey and a chocolate dessert. Highly recommend this lovely spot in Colonial Williamsburg!

I thought we would on have a nice regular lunch on January 1 only to learn only breakfast was available. The starters were fine, but then things went south for me. My poached eggs were overdone and had to be replaced. A tiny jelly jar had been opened by an earlier customer, and the potatoes served to two of us were so salty that one bite was all we could manage. This was a simple meal but it became disjointed as others finished while I waited for my food. I am not talking about Denny's or IHOP, either. The food and drink bill was $139 and the total with tax and tip was $175 for three people. Our two most recent visits for dinner were fine; this time was not. Adding insult to injury Open Table didn't even give me points.

This was a perfectly acceptable meal... quite expensive for just acceptable but given that it was in the Williamsburg Inn i guess that is appropriate Given that the service was excellent and the ambiance was fine, I would say it is too bad the food let them down