Reminiscent of old-fashioned Virginia tearooms, this Colonial-style restaurant has delectable goodies served in an 18th-century dining room. For breakfast there's Virginia ham and eggs, made-from-scratch biscuits, country bacon, sausage, homemade pancakes, and grits. Lunch brings Brunswick stew, Virginia ham biscuits, chicken and dumplings, fruit salad, and homemade pie.

Chickahominy House and Pierces are two places you should try if you enjoy local specialties. CH is the only place I know that serves Chess Pie. (now you have to figure out what that is!!) To get to Pierces turn onto Airport Rd off Richmond Rd near Carolina Furniture.

My kids also like the Chickahominy House (when the wait isn't too long), taking the ferry across the James River and eating at the Surrey House. Outside at Barrett's if the weather is good.

Should you be in the need of a delicious country breakfast The Old Chickahominy House, just down Jamestown Rd from Colonial Williamsburg, has been feeding breakfast and lunch to happy families since 1955. Highlights of their unchanging menu of Southern favorites include Miss Melinda’s Pancakes, Ham Biscuits, Brunswick Stew, and Chicken and Dumplings. Open every day for breakfast and lunch, The Old Chickahominy House recently began serving a Southern Supper on Friday and Saturday evenings.

5 | Old Chickahominy House | For those who’ve come to Virginia to fully immerse themselves in Southern cooking, a stop at the Old Chickahominy House is an absolute must. The restaurant is built into an old historic house and serves up menu items like creamed ham on toast, ham biscuits, chocolate chip pancakes, Virginia country ham sandwiches, breakfast stew, and pecan pancakes. Are you drooling yet?

The Old Chickahominy House is a quaint southern comfort restaurant in Williamsburg, VA serving up breakfast with a colonial flare. Located in a historic house built in 1962 with paneling from Carter’s Grove Plantation and accompanied by a three-story antique gift shop, it’s surely one of the most unique breakfast places in Williamsburg. Don’t miss their homemade biscuits with Virginia country ham.

Try some of the best biscuits in Williamsburg at Old Chickahominy House, a local favorite that’s been serving delicious Southern food since 1955. This cozy spot has a rich history, starting as a tea room and now offering Southern comfort food in a charming, rustic setting filled with antiques. It's the perfect place to experience a classic Southern breakfast in a welcoming environment.

Assuming Williamsburg’s colonial history was part of the draw for you visiting, it’s only fitting that you try an old-fashioned Southern-inspired meal at some point. The Old Chickahominy House is the place to do it. Despite its relatively small menu, this spot is full of Southern breakfast and lunch classics like chicken and dumplings, hominy grits, and Virginia country ham.

Old Chickahominy House, located in Williamsburg, VA, is a casual American eatery that serves up a variety of dishes. Choose from breakfast and lunch menu options including egg platters, biscuits, Brunswick stew, sandwiches, salads, and more. Fido is welcome ot join you at one of their three pet-friendly outdoor tables (available during the summer) while you enjoy your meal.

Evenly split between dining and shopping, this is a well-known landmark for both in Williamsburg. With English and American antiques and gifts, ham, gravy and biscuits and Brunswick stew, you will not leave empty-handed or hungry. The clientele is also split between locals and visitors, but don't let the crowds deter you – the service is as good as the food.

We love the Old Chickahominy House, it’s truly one of the most iconic breakfast spots in Williamsburg Virginia. This delightful establishment started life in 1955 as a tea room, serving biscuits and pies. While it’s since shifted down the road a bit, the essence of this quintessential breakfast venue is the same – a great place for great southern food.

The Old Chickahominy House has been cooking here since 1955 (the Edwards County ham biscuits and Brunswick stew are regional specialties and are worth a trip). BBQ: we’ve got that in spades: check out Pierce’s Pit, they have been around since 1961, or try Old City, Rocco’s, Matchsticks, or Route 60.

My first recommendation is to have breakfast at the charming Old Chicakhominy House, home of fast, friendly service. Here it will behoove you to order any kind of breakfast meat whether it be bacon, sausage, or ham. You also might enjoy, as I did, Miss Melinda’s pancakes.

Set in a charming house that dates back to the 18th century, Old Chickahominy House blends rich history with great southern food. They are known for their fluffy biscuits that they've been cooking up from scratch since 1955. Try them with country ham, bacon, or sausage.

Located halfway between Williamsburg and Jamestown, the house is divided between the restaurant and an antiques store. You can window-shop in the latter while you wait for your table. Of course there’s pie.