Restaurants near Virginia's Eastern Shore AVA

Was a little disappointed with the lack of accommodation for gluten free options and substitutions. We were there for Thanksgiving so I know the menu was limited, but the waitress did say most of the sushi rolls were on their normal menu. But none of the specialty rolls were celiac friendly. So I paid way too much for a California roll that was just ok. Though the Korean corn was the bomb even if they couldn’t give me the taro chips because they fry them in the same oil as their tempura dishes. For an expensive restaurant like that, I would’ve expected they had room for a separate fried to accommodate allergies and make a specialty roll for us with allergies instead of only offering a basic roll that we can eat anywhere else.

Ever since we found Le Yaca a year ago on a trip to Colonial Williamsburg, they earned a place on our “must do” lists. The service is impeccable - the food perfectly prepared - somehow managing to be imaginative and classic at the same time. The restaurant is beautiful as well. Cocktails were generous and the prix fixe menu will give you pause, with all the incredible options. Also of note: every single staff person seemed genuinely pleased to have us as guests. Smiles, greetings, and thanks made us feel welcomed into a place they were proud to represent.

My husband and I went to Becca for Burger Night. The burger was delicious as were the fries. The bonus is, a nice glass of wine is included in the price! Our waitress, Jasmine, was very attentive.

OMG! If you even like American history a little bit, this is a life lister! Great atmosphere, great food, and everything is authentic even the candle lit dining room. This place is a must

This place is great. Has an amazing view and the seating is very good as you have a bar area separate from the dining area and some very nice outdoor seating. Food is always great if it’s seafood or a burger. The biscuits are almost a desert and the crab cakes are my favorite on the shore.