Riverwalk

Beautiful, clean riverwalk/ beach area. I visited around 7:30 on a Friday morning with my pup on a whim. At that time, the place was pretty quiet; only 1 or 2 others. We had a nice stroll on the paved walking path and enjoyed the sights and sounds. There are a few historical sites/ attractions, a fishing pier and benches throughout. I’d love to visit again while the businesses are open to check the vibe at that time. Overall, great place for a walk, run or to just chill.

This place is beautiful. Yorktown has really done a good job making this little beach strip accommodating and friendly. It is a cool experience to look down the beach and over the water and imagine what it must have been in Colonial times and even centuries before when Indians used to live here. If you are visiting Colonial Williamsburg, it is worth driving down the Colonial Parkway and spending some here.

We visited the Riverwalk and surrounding area just before Christmas 2019. They had a farmers market and Christmas activities on the day we were there. The children were able to sit on Santa’s lap and make an air freshener with citrus, cloves, and evergreens. A few of the kids got their faces painted by local tattoo artist. We walked up the hill to explore a little of the area and experience the colonial atmosphere. One of the colonial homes we entered did not allow us to leave until we all sang a Christmas carol with the actors! Great time... will visit again!

Great soace for a stroll, market, lunch, and events.

A lovely Riverwalk in Yorktown. It's apparent the town is putting in the effort to make it beautiful and user friendly. A free bicycle pump, with attached tools, dog water bowls, and plenty of historic markers makes this a pleasant area. Bonus, watching the Colman Bridge open is a treat!

Great fresh food! Friendly staff. Beautiful views. I have been to many successful banquets there, but I also love the small private dinners. I like trying new things so there is always something interesting to order.

The Restaurant is clean, beautiful, and the food is great. The only issue is the 1990’s grunge band music blaring in the background. Even the people at the table next to us agreed. The music seems to steal away from the richness of the ambience. The music seems more fitting for a sports bar than the historic colonial feel mixed with contemporary furnishings overlooking the York River. Outside of that, I highly recommend it.

Usually the food is excellent, but their Mothers day brunch was very disappointing 😞. The eggs were all scrambled and tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp for a few hours. The prime rib was not tender. The hamburgers were cooked to death and had 0 flavor. The potatoe hash was too salty. Everything was cold. The bourbon apple cobbler was cold and very dry, even the one they said just came from the oven - NOT!!. $373 and did not enjoy any of the food. Very sorry we decided on this place for Mothers day.