A comfortable casual eatery for family and friends, Huzzah’s serves up sandwiches, pasta, burgers, and made-to-order pizza with a variety of microbrews on tap. Kids can get hands on and stay entertained by making their own personal pizza tableside. BBQ fans will feel right at home here. Sink your teeth into saucy St. Louis-style ribs, or become a real cookout connoisseur with our pulled pork sampling plank. Just steps from the Williamsburg Woodlands, Huzzah’s is the easy choice for a fun family dinner in Colonial Williamsburg.
Smoked meats, pizza, wraps & American eats pair with beer flights in rustic, wood-lined environs. Based on 178 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.0 stars. Price
Address:
113 Visitor Ctr Dr, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone: (800) 447-8679
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James Davenport
My wife wanted to eat here because of the make your own pizza kitchen for kids. We went after a day at Busch Gardens. It’s within walking distance from the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Center; in fact definitely park there otherwise finding the place is a hassle. The food wasn’t anything spectacular, but was very pricey (especially for what you get). My wife and father-in-law ordered the fish and chips. I got the “brisket” – which was covered in a ketchup based BBQ. Not very good. The grilled veggies were very tasty. They do not have French fries, choosing to offer tater tots as the starch side du jor. The best part of the entire meal was the complimentary biscuits with fresh jam and churned butter. The mixed drink was really weak and the prices were a bit tourist trap-esque. The kids did really enjoy being able to create their own pizza, though they all made plain cheese pizza (boring).
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Andrew Hart
Great food and wonderful staff. The patience of our server and the chef that assisted the kids at making their own pizzas was phenomenal. This is a great place for all ages to unwind after a day of exploring Colonial Williamsburg. It is conveniently located near the Colonial Williamsburg Visitors Center.
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D R
Great overall, little pricey but expected in a tourist area. Food was excellent, local brew was great. Awesome build your own pizza hands on for the kids.
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Gage Coldwater
We ordered spinach artichoke dip. Portion was very small for the cost. I also ordered a ceasar salad and it was very very bland. For our main course we ordered a 18 in pizza. It was fantastic! The kids got a make your own pizza which they greatly enjoyed.
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Clark A
From out of town for a brief vacation and made a second trip just to try the pizza. You will not be disappointed with anything on the menu.
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Christopher B
Other reviews had me unsure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. We got the white pizza. I wasn’t sure I would like the chicken, but it was a really tasty pie. My son got to make his own pizza which he loved. Calamari were decent, but served with cocktail sauce, which is odd imho. They had a bean bag toss game outside which was a nice diversion.
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Alex Schroder
This was my first time eating here, the food was great, I got the ‘juicy Lucy'(?) Good burger, but it came out about 5 minutes after the rest of my parties food. Then the waitress cleared our tables and we ended up waiting about 15-20 minutes for the checks. I don’t know if I’ll be going back, but the atmosphere was nice, we ate outside.
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Chris Allen
If you’re looking for fancy, this isn’t it. But, it’s comfort food and cozy environment. The plusses are that it’s right at the hotel so it’s convenient. They have a bar so we sat there. Had a few beers. They have a few craft beers that were actually very good. The pizza was good. Bartender was friendly and service was good.
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Will Seyler
We had a great dinner! The kids got to make their own pizzas! The Southern fried chicken was super delicious. And the battered fries were awesome too. I would recommend this place to anyone!
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Diane Rosington
A stone’s throw from our hotel, we ventured to Huzzah’s after a long day of travel. Walked in at 9:35 planning on getting the special that was advertised in our hotel, only to find that only minimal bar food was served after 9:30. Our first disappointment. The place was empty. The price for what we had was ridiculous. The service was only so-so. But, we ended up back there the next night for dinner between a day in Colonial Williamsburg and returning at dusk to see the buildings illuminated. Mediocre food and service once again. They know they are the only game in town for that area but really need to either close or step up their game! Price and service just didn’t cut it.
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