Old Chickahominy House

This was my first time here and do not normally do a review after one visit. I believe this place has been there for 65 years or so. I love the character of turning an old house into a restaurant as there are a couple of these in Williamsburg. The menu is very limited, which is expected for this type of restaurant. It really is only a breakfast and lunch place. They do serve dinner on a Saturday and Sunday now, also from a small menu. Prices are good for what you get and the food was not bad at all. Except for the chocolate pie, it seemed a little aged as maybe from the day before or so because the pudding was breaking away from the crust and slightly congealed. The atmosphere was nice, the people that work there are extremely nice and the other clientele seems to be mainly an older crowd. The building is half restaurant half store (think of a cracker barrel except way smaller).

What a nostalgic landmark. Well worth the wait. Don't recommend it for small children.

The Chicahominy House menu doesn't change. It's not the place you'll get seasonal, farm to table cuisine. So don't come for that. Come for excellent biscuits and ham, a warm atmosphere and southern hospitality.