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We have 51 family holidays worldwide
101 Smiles on the Dalmatian Coast, Family Croatia
Croatia, Family, 8 days - from £695 (land only) - from €870 (land only) - from $1,215 (land only)
- Family holiday exploring coastal & cultural highlights of Croatia
- Cycle ride and easy walks through vineyards, villages and farms
- Help out on the farm and cook traditional dishes with the farmer
- Family fun: Kayak, swim and snorkel at the beach
- Cable car ride over sensational Dubrovnik city
Albania - Land of the Eagles Family Adventure
Albania, Family, 8 days - from £845 (land only) - from €1,055 (land only) - from $1,480 (land only)
- Discover Albania before everyone else does!
- Beautiful beaches, ancient ruins, friendly people
- Take a cable car ride and go tubing in a deep limstone canyon
- Great value with activities and all meals included in the price
- Featured in the Sunday Times 100 Best holidays for 2013
Blazing Saddles - Family Adventure in Portugal
Portugal, Family, 8 days - from £845 (land only) - from €1,055 (land only) - from $1,480 (land only)
- A family walking holiday with donkeys in Portugal
- Feed and look after the donkeys each evening
- Pleasant Turismo Rural accommodation with pools
- Free time in the charming coastal city of Porto
- Look out for vultures and eagles in the Douro National Park
Bollywood and Beaches - Family adventure in India
India, Family, 9 days - from £1,195 (land only) - from €1,495 (land only) - from $2,090 (land only)
- Ancient and modern Hindi culture and the ultimate beach holiday
- A family adventure visit to famous Bollywood Film Studios
- The caves of Elephanta Island, Mumbai
- Enjoy the warm waters and sandy beaches of Goa with your family
- Spot dolphins playing in the surf on this family holiday in India
Burmese Days - Family Adventure Holiday in Myanmar
Burma, Family, 11 days - from £1,695 (land only) - from €2,120 (land only) - from $2,965 (land only)
- Sightseeing, activities and a cultural experience of Myanmar
- The leg-rowers of Inle lake
- Learn to cook Burmese-style
- Chant with the monks in Bagan
- Play hide and seek in the caves at Pindaya
Cambodia - Tomb Raider Adventure
Cambodia, Family, 14 days - from £1,195 (land only) - from €1,495 (land only) - from $2,090 (land only)
- Family activities, adventure and cultural experience in Cambodia
- Explore the amazing Angkor Wat
- Travel by Oxcart through Khmer villages
- Take a boat to the stilt villages on Tonle Sap Lake
- Relax on the white-beach at Rabbit Island
Chamonix Family Alpine Adventure Holiday
France, Family, 8 days - from £995 (land only) - from €1,245 (land only) - from $1,740 (land only)
- Family adventure holiday packed with fun in the French Alps
- Aiguille du Midi cable-car ride and canyoning with the family
- Whitewater rafting or Hydrospeed ride on the River Arve
- Excellent chalet based accommodation outside Chamonix
- Great Value with all meals and activities included in the price
Costa Rica Family Adventure Holiday
Costa Rica, Family, 14 days - from £1,595 (land only) - from €1,995 (land only) - from $2,790 (land only)
- Monteverde Cloud forest and beautiful beaches of Manuel Antonio
- Family Adventure Holiday in Costa Rica with fabulous wildlife
- Included white-water rafting & cruising the canals of Tortuguero
- Discover how chocolate is made, enjoy zip-wires and horse-rides
- Great Value with most activities and meals included in the price
Discover Oman - Family Adventure Holiday in Oman
Oman, Family, 9 days - from £1,395 (land only) - from €1,675 (land only) - from $2,295 (land only)
- An exciting family adventure in exotic Arabia
- Dolphin spotting, turtle observation and whale watching
- Meet the Bedouin on a 2-day camel trek
- The dramatic Balcony Walk in Oman`s Grand Canyon
- 4WD desert driving and camp under the stars
Everest Lodge Trek - Family Adventure Holiday
Nepal, Family, 15 days - from £1,295 (land only) - from €1,620 (land only) - from $2,265 (land only)
- A real Himalayan holiday trek for families
- See Everest, the world's biggest mountain
- Take tea with the Sherpa people
- Explore the colourful capital, Kathmandu
- Meet the monks at Thyangboche Monastery
Family Adventure Canada, British Columbia Bonanza
Canada, Family, 12 days - from £1,695 (land only) - from €2,120 (land only) - from $2,970 (land only)
- Multi-active family adventure fun on the West Coast of Canada
- Bear watching boat trip included in the holiday price
- Pan for gold, kayaking, canoe, take a miners train into a tunnel
- Surf or fish at the Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island
- A totally awesome family holiday in Canada
Family Adventure Slovenia - Julian Alps Jamboree
Slovenia, Family, 8 days - from £795 (land only) - from €995 (land only) - from $1,390 (land only)
- A multi-activity family adventure in Slovenia`s Julian Alps
- Centre-based at a hotel with pool in Kranjska Gora
- Rock climbing and mountain biking
- Waterfalls, lake walks and the summer toboggan
- An active family holiday with `downtime`
Family Adventure -Villages & Monasteries of Ladakh
India, Family, 14 days - from £1,295 (land only) - from €1,620 (land only) - from $2,265 (land only)
- Summer family adventure in the Indian Himalaya
- Whitewater rafting on the River Indus
- Charming Ladakhi people and colourful Buddhist Monasteries
- Scenic and easy paced 5 day trek
- Visit the incomparable Taj Mahal
Family Frolics in Lycia - Turkey Adventure Holiday
Turkey, Family, 8 days - from £795 (land only) - from €995 (land only) - from $1,390 (land only)
- Fun in the sun on Turkey`s Turquoise Coast
- Take a mudbath at ancient Kaunos
- Go on a real sea kayaking expedition
- Enjoy a day of mountain biking thrills
- Snorkel in the crystal-blue clear water
Family Holiday in Thailand - Bamboo and Buddhas
Thailand, Family, 11 days - from £845 (land only) - from €1,055 (land only) - from $1,480 (land only)
- Family adventure holiday in Thailand
- Ride an elephant and go jungle trekking
- Village homestay with Thai farming family
- Take a Thai cookery lesson in Chiang Mai
- Relax on Ko Samet`s golden beaches
Family holiday in Vietnam - Jungles and Junks
Vietnam, Family, 14 days - from £1,095 (land only) - from €1,370 (land only) - from $1,915 (land only)
- Family Adventure Holiday including the Mekong Delta & Halong Bay
- Homestay with the charming hill-tribes of Sapa & an easy day walk
- Cruise Halong Bay in a traditional junk boat
- Explore the Mekong Delta backwaters with its floating market
- Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and relaxation on the beach at PhanThiet
Family Holiday Sicily - Volcanic Islands Explorer
Italy, Family, 8 days - from £895 (land only) - from €1,120 (land only) - from $1,565 (land only)
- Centre based family fun on the Aeolian Islands
- Swimming and beach fun in Italy
- Pizza making and dough tossing fun!
- Volcano walks and information centre visits
- Gentle walking on the islands around Sicily
Family Tour du Mont Blanc Walking Holiday
France & Italy, Family, 8 days - from £895 (land only) - from €1,120 (land only) - from $1,565 (land only)
- Minitrek around Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps
- Stay in French chalets and Alpine mountain huts
- Swiss chocolate, French cheese and Italian pasta
- Fully supported with baggage transfers
- A classic walking holiday for families with teenage kids
Family Turkey - Anatolian Adventure
Turkey, Family, 8 days - from £645 (land only) - from €775 (land only) - from $1,065 (land only)
- Rock spires of Cappadocia and the spectacular Taurus Mountains
- Real family adventure holiday in hidden Turkey
- Horse riding, mountain biking and hiking!
- Visit the underground city of Derinkuyu
- Taurus Mountains Mini Trek
Family USA adventure - Cowboys and Indians
USA, Family, 13 days - from £1,495 (land only) - from €1,870 (land only) - from $2,615 (land only)
- Explore the real Wild West on this USA Family Adventure Holiday
- Sleep in cowboy wagons and a Native America Tepee
- Activity options at our Ranch Resort
- The Navajo of Monument Valley
- Bryce Canyon, Death Valley and the Grand Canyon


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During an interview with CNN while traveling in Ghana, Obama compared the legacy of slavery to the history of the Holocaust. He said both are horrible historical points that cannot be ignored and that their lessons must not be forgotten.
"I think it's important that the way we think about it and the way it's taught is not one in which there's simply a victim and a victimizer. And that's the end of the story," Obama said at Cape Coast Castle, a West African site where traders once shipped slaves to the New World.
Obama, his wife, Michelle, and their daughters visited the slave trading post on Saturday at the end of a trip that took them to Russia, Italy and Ghana. It was the first trip to sub-Saharan Africa for America's first black president.
"I think the way it has to be thought about, the reason it's relevant, is because whether it's what's happening in Darfur or what's happening in the Congo or what's happening in too many places around the world, you know, the capacity for cruelty still exists," Obama said.
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additional switch if i dont have the capacity, additional cabling in either instance
Hi Everyone,
Just have a quick question for the masses. I've worked at several institutions before and I'm trying to gauge what is typical pracitce in an educational environment.
When you guys have departments who need additional capacity at their end points (adding a network printer to an office, more workstations, etc.) what do you guys do? Does IT have an additional line ran to the endpoint from the IDF, or does the department pay for it? Perhaps you install a switch at the endpoint and increase capacity there?
At my previous university we had a vendor who came out and ran network cabling, do you guys have on staff people that do this, or do you just use one of the methods above. I'm kind of against switches at the end point but that's what they've been doing.
I want to talk my CIO into having a vendor who does this on an open PO or case by case basis.
additional switch if i dont have the capacity, additional cabling in either instance
New points with us, depending where it is depends who pays.
No mini switches or splitters to be used. Do a job and do it properly even if it costs.
The only time a switch will be used if it is temp.
Depends on how critical things are, what the budget constraints are, where it is etc...
I sometimes go with network splitters.
Most of the time, I put a temporary solution in (splitter, or mini switch) and then save up a group of new cables to install and get a third party installer to put new ones in for us.
Depends what it is - if its going to be a low used printer - then yes just a little mini switch becuase actually 99.9% of the time the computer is going to get the 99.9% of the 100mbs to the mini-switch
put where i get cables put in i always get double - then if thats not enough i then get more but its always our budget that pays.
occasionaly if there is trunking already on the wall near where the item is being placed and a spare socket in the room i just make a cable plug it in the socket the it up the trunking to the ceiling across then down to where is needs to go.
On the cost angle: in all the schools I've worked at, infrastructure comes out of the IT budget - but the department has to notify in advance during budget time so that money can be put aside for it. If they don't, then it comes out of their budget.
I do all but the most arduous cabling jobs myself (pretty much everything apart from very large runs or fibre), because we did all our own cabling in my first school, so I have the necessary tools and know I can do a better job than most contractors.
I never use local switches as anything but a temporary measure, and I have to gird my loins even in those circumstances. Splitters and hubs are dirty words to me.
Since our department does not have an operating budget in our district (which is very common here in the states from all the districts I have worked at) and the addition drop is not being mandated by us - we require the site or dept to pay for any and all costs.
We now run all network cables in house by our electrician and I am responsible for punching them down and connecting. The requesting dept/site is responsible for paying for any resources needed (cabling, switches, keystones, etc).
If there are not enough ports on the switch or patch panel we require somebody to purchase a new switch and/or patch panel and we require a minimum of a layer 2 switch.
If they cannot afford these purchases then they cannot afford adding the equipment, period.
Seems that the concensus is exactly as I imagined. I need to see how I can get this implemented. We have way too many switches out there.
unless you know the cable route and you have all the tools, stick to just repairing sockets. A contractor will have 2 guys 2 ladders 2 sets of tools and can get the job done quickly freeing you up. Also try and use it to bundle other jobs in, they will charge a minimum day rate and then per socket. You can then get them to do other runs throughout the building/s as it works out cost effcient that way.
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A video from Project LiveWire's Route 66 tour August 13, 2014Posted by Ron Warnick in Motorcycles, Road trips.
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A few weeks ago, Harley-Davidson motorcycles took a Route 66 tour to introduce riders to its Project LiveWire prototype electric motorcycle.
Alex Chacon of Modern Motorcycle Diaries produced this video about the electric bike and the tour. You'll see a few Route 66 landmarks in Arizona and California, including plenty of motorcycle geekery.
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Some years back Cook's Illustrated did a test on the best way to clean mushrooms; they concluded that a quick rinse was just fine as long as the mushrooms weren't left soaking in water.
Since reading that article, if I need to prepare a quantity of mushrooms, say more than a few for salad, I now rinse them. But even a rinse doesn't get rid of the mushroom soil that clings to them - I still need to handle each mushroom individually by rinsing it under running water and then rubbing with a kitchen towel to remove every last bit of mushroom soil. Other than removing superficial bits of soil, rinsing doesn't seem to work very well either.
So how do you clean mushrooms? What's the best way?
I put the whole mushrooms in a colander and put that in a large basin, run cool water over and with my fingers .....what's the word Rachael uses....juzje them in the water for a few minutes. This usually gets rid of most of the clinging soil. If needed, I have a mushroom brush to remove any soil left. I always rinse mushrooms.
Your way plus,I use $ store,cheap synthetic paintbrushes instead of paper towel.Toss around in a large amount of H2O,dry on a towel.
Val is correct,soil is a major variable.Bed raised shitake/portobello dirty,log propigated
ones are so clean by comparison.
I used to believe for a long time that mushrooms should never be rinsed or even immersed in water *gasp*, as they soak a lot of it up. Which -- as I have found out a few years ago -- turns out to be total B.S.
A few days ago, I bought a lb. of fresh chanterelles, something I've never done, because those are some dirty lil bastards. BUT, they are in season, and instead of having to pay through the roof for them at a resto, I decided to go for it.
I had to rinse/wash/toss them around about three times -- first in a colander, then moved them into my salad spinner, rinsed and soaked them again for a bit, rinsed one more time, and spun them dry. They were pretty clean by then, and the subsequent pasta dish was dreamy.
re: Sam Fujisaka
Agree that water is OK, but only if they are very fresh. It seems like they absorb water as they age out a bit.
I have always trimmed the dry ends of the stalk, tossed them in a colander and rinsed with the faucet sprayer. I find it does the best job.
There was one cooking demonstration I went to where the chef was preparing white button mushrooms by peeling off a layer of skin rather than wash them. It was the silliest thing I had ever seen and took her at least 15 minutes to clean a lb of shrooms.
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The only time I peel is when I haven't used them fast enough, they've gotten a few brown spots, and they're going into a dish uncooked like a salad where it wouldn't be visually appealing. Even then, it's only when it's being served to someone other than me.
My general rule of thumb is: foraged mushrooms, rinse and spin repeatedly (little buggers are gritty), store bought, inspect, trim and wipe.
Well, the little black specks clinging there are organic matter or the mushrooms wouldn't be there. We don't experiment with them.
We use a small, soft mushroom brush and carefully scrub all the black specks off, trim the ends, rinse again and then proceed. Doesn't seem to matter if the gills are open or not, this works for us and the result is perfect, raw or cooked. if there is any benefit in taste by not rinsing, I think it's it's minuscule.
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An older food expert I used to work with always said mushrooms are grown in manure (he used a different word) and laughed that people ate them at all. As a mushroom addict, I do cook and eat them but also like to get that stuff off first: A quick spritz of water and rub with fingers, then I always cook them in a dry pan to start until they brown, so any water absorbed evaporates quickly enough.
i rub them gently with a washcloth under running water. but i have to admit i've never put quite this much thought into alternatives.
I have a handy-dandy bowl with a colander insert (bought at a Korean market for a $1.50) that I always use to clean mushrooms. I dump the mushrooms into the bowl/colander, fill with water, swirl the 'shrooms around the water vigorously, lift up the colander insert and dump the water. Repeat as necessary.
I could be wrong, but I thought it was Julia Child's method I was following by momentarily dunking my trimmed mushrooms into a bowl of quite salty water, swishing them around very fast and quickly pulling them out by handfuls onto tea towels, leaving the dirty water behind then lightly rubbing dry. Key words momentarily, quickly, very fast.
I chastise them. sternly.
water is never bad and if they're a little aged and dry - so much the better, they're moist little buggers.
morwen: foraged? part of me is terrified and part wants to be along, like the first time I had morels (I was convinced we'd offed ourselves, but they tasted so darn good).
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I only go after the two kinds that I know- morels and what we call puff balls (don't know the correct name). Morels are easy because they look like alien brains and puff balls look like small creamy solid footballs (only newly sprouted-don't eat them when they're about to hit the puff stage or after, then they're nasty and will make you sick.). Good mushroom foragers who know more edible species and are willing to pass on their lore are hard to find.
I find it interesting that morel gatherers guard knowledge of the location of their patches just as jealously as ginseng gatherers guard theirs.
I hit the morel motherload once. An apt I had in an old victorian surrounded by ancient pines in a small town yielded pounds of morels literally at the bottom of my stairs and around the immediate perimeter of the house, No one else in the building knew what they were or wanted them so besides my son and I getting to feast we were able to sell off the bounty to a local restaurant.
Like my Father's Mother did, I stand there with a paper towel and a bowl of mushrooms sitting in water. And I take each one out, and I polish it clean. It's torture...or therapy, depending on my mood.
Once they air dry a bit I can slice and proceed.
re: janniecooks
Again, just wash away. They don't absorb water!
The creminis I buy at the grocery store are loaded with "soil". I do wash them. After all we know what that soil is. Compost made with horse manure. Sterilized or not I'm washing.
I usually just flush the package for 20 seconds or so in the sink. Whole portabellos less time. The smaller mushrooms take the quick shower in the sink. I'll even spray them with the hose attachment on the sink if they're dirty and I'm eating them raw. If I'm cooking them then cleaning is just a quick thing to remove excess dirt.
I don't think they absorb a lot of water unless you're soaking them for more than about half a minute. Correct me if I'm wrong on that though.
jfood washes all mushrooms. Furst he looks for the cleanest package or tries to weed out the dirty ones if bulk. The he places oall of them in a collander and uses the hoes to wash them down. Then he takes them individually and runs them under water and used the nail onhis thumb to get any dirt that is not cooperating.
I brush all the soil off first, with a basting brush. Then, I put them in a collander and quickly rinse them with running water.
I do the same thing as Gio. I rinse them in a colander just before using them.
If you are just real picky about having every spec of dirt off of them, you will have to use a vegetable brush as well.
When I use them, I am usually sauteing them so I nuke them in the microwave in a bowl with plastic wrap on top. It removes most of the water so they brown nicely. I then strain the water and use it in the sauce.
I think it's a fallacy to say do not wash...they are filthy and should be washed. Jacques Pepin says to always wash mushrooms "at the last moment" before using them.
If you take a piece of mushroom and rub it between your fingers you'll notice it disintegrates to basically nothing. What you're left with are wet fingers and the tiniest piece of mushroom. That's because mushrooms are 90% water. Which means, it's almost impossible for them to soak up water any more water and become water logged. For that reason, I rinse my mushrooms. It's faster than brushing/wiping mushrooms individually.
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- Address:
1632 Richmond Road
Williamsburg, VA 23185Neighborhood:
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SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
The Seafare of Williamsburg
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.seafareofwilliamsburg.com/
- Phone: (757) 229-0099
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm , Sunday: 12:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Demetrios Sarantakos
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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A 2012 DiRoNa award winner featuring three unique dining rooms. The Seafare of Williamsburg introduces a 91-item menu that features fresh seafood, certified prime beef and tender veal. Our speciality is sauton ceramic cooking where seafood is simmered in its own juices and blended with ingredients.Continued
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The Seafare of Williamsburg reviews from OpenTable diners
70 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
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- Disappointing mealOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/22/2014Excellent service from wait staff. Companion and I ordered African lobster tails ($70 ea) and side house salad (6 ea). Salads were plain lettuce (crisp) with 2 red onion rings and 2 tomato wedges. Lobster was somewhat "flat"l appearing with limited sweet white meat. Skin was very tough and difficult to cut (even with a fork and knife) Tail was plated with a heavy buttery sauce, even though a heated side of butter was provided. This was an expensive meal (over $200.00) and I was disappointed with the quality.Special Features:
- Great Choice for DinnerDWM1Dined on 11/20/2014Having visited Wiliiamsburg for many years, my wife and I have seen the Seafarer Restaurant but never had dined there. This year, having seen positive TripAdvisor reviews we decided to give it a try. All I can say is.. it was fantastic and a good choice !! Upon arriving we were warmly greeted and taken to our table. The restaurant has a nautical theme that maybe a little outdated but was certainly warm and inviting as well providing a "classy" feel. Our server, Ivanna was clearly on top of her game with a friendly smile, superior service and outstanding descriptions of the menu and the night's specials. Upon our server's recommendation I ordered the Seafarer's Crab Cakes. Loaded with fresh crab meat and pan fried with a crispy coating, my wife and I both agreed ...they were absolutely delicious.. some of the best we've ever experienced. My wife ordered the special of the evening, swordfish which was cooked to perfection.The fried oyster appetizer as well as the clam chowder were spot on and a great way to start our dinner. For an enjoyable dining out experience, don't pass up the chance to give the Seafarer a try. After passing by the restaurant for many years, we will be certainly return when we visit Williamsburg again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1dinerVIPDined on 11/15/2014Food poor. Dry halibut, greasy fried oysters. Potato had teaspoon of sour cream, no cheese,chives,bacon. Waitress brought dried chives-all they had!! Salad was only good thing. Dessert was supposed to be "shared by two on the house", for opentable. Not!! Bad peach melba at any rate. No communication between host and waitress. Wait people, four to six at a time,were posted within site of my table like vultures; very disconcerting. Will not return here. Could have spent less than half at Waypoint which is always outstanding. Opentable should drop this one.
- One of Williamsburg's bestLarryVIPDined on 11/7/2014I have dined at The Seafare on many occasions and have never been disappointed. The service is outstanding from the moment that you walk in the door and are greeted by the owner Dimitri. The wait staff is excellent and not in the least bit obtrusive. In my opinion The Seafare is the best seafood restaurant in Williamsburg. The crab cakes have little filler and have been superb whenever I have ordered them. I have also had their trout and salmon which were both prepared perfectly. My wife has had shrimp dishes and scallops and has been pleased by both. The chopped salad for two was outstanding. I highly recommend The Seafare as one of Williamsburg's best.Special Features:
- AngelVIPDined on 10/31/2014Dining here is like taking a pleasant cruise. Elegant ambiance, seafood done to perfection, excellent service, great attention to every detail. Thanks again for a wonderful dinner.Special Features:
- Excellent seafood; terrific servicewyocowboyDined on 10/29/2014The atmosphere was quiet and elegant, the food very, very good (first time I'd had soft shell crab in a long time and it was excellent) and the service was surprisingly polished and elegant; Keri-Ann (sp?) was outstanding on waitstaffSpecial Features:
- Date Night - Anniversary 2014VJGreenVIPDined on 10/24/2014Joined another couple who was also celebrating their wedding anniversary at what appeared to be a very unassuming location on US 60 in the heart of the restaurant district of Williamsburg. DON'T let the exterior fool you! Once inside you feel like you are in the dining area of a cruise ship of the mid 1940's. Seafood is the specialty here, with a great match of quality and quantity. Sea Scallops, Red Snapper and Super Sauton were the choices for dinner, and no one was disappointed. The quality of the meals were exceeded only by the great service we received from Kerry Ann, who was very attentive, never annoying, and even did a great job of preparing Banana's Foster at table side. Great experience!!!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/23/2014Plleasant surroundings, but mediocre to poor seafood entrees. My seabass was totally overlooked, dry, and crusty. The waiter offered to replace it, but we had waited quite some time to receive our main course dishes, so i declined. The manager went out of his way to Make up for it by adjusting our bill and sending us home with dessert.
- Needs a renovationZecapagodeiroVIPDined on 10/20/2014Furniture is very dated but the food and service were actually quite good.
- Good service. Lackluster food.Diner83Dined on 10/15/2014The stuffed mushroom appetizer was incredible! Our server was good! Wife had scallop dish as the main--too much sand in them. A little more rinsing of the scallops would be nice. Pretty good tasting. Good amount of scallops for the price. I had the souton dish with crab, shrimp, lobster, and oysters. The crab, lobster and shrimp were good. Not impressed with the oysters at all! The oysters tasted fishy. Had a glass of woodbridge chardonnay, it was good. Wife had bananas foster prepared table side (good show) and was delishious! I had cheesecake with strawberries. Not impressed. Wife had coffee poured from about 4 feet above the table without a spill. That was a good show. Overall experience was good, but could have been much better.Special Features:
- Excellent Food delivered slowlyMidwestVisitorDined on 10/9/2014Food was great. Waiter was courteous and attentive, but not too fluent in english. Main course took a long time to arrive.Special Features:
- Wonderful atmosphere & service.GilbertDinnerDined on 10/7/2014Great choice for a romantic dinner. Steak dinner was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice! crab cakes incredible!krmremDined on 10/4/2014Food was awesome! Only complaint was the web site asked for any special info. I wrote it was our 6th anniversary. Nothing special happened so why ask? Does this website communicate with the restaurant?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinneranniversaryDined on 10/4/2014Food was excellent. Service was excellent. Prices very reasonable for entrée. A little pricy for salads at $6 each. I had requested that flowers be at my table for my 35th anniversary. This did not happen. I assume open table did not relay this request to the restaurant.Special Features:
- Traditional and charmingJackVIPDined on 10/4/2014The Seafare of Williamsburg looks pretty nondescript from the road, but the food is very, very good. We expected to see the same tired offerings at establishments claiming to specialize in fish, but were pleasantly surprised to see a wide variety. Marko, our waiter, was very friendly and courteous. The place was clean, the prices were reasonable and the food was well prepared. A Williamsburg "keeper".Special Features:
- Seafood DelightjudylurayDined on 10/2/2014This was our second trip to Seafare of Williamsburg. We really enjoyed it the first time when we were visiting Williamsburg and couldn't wait to go there again while we were in Williamsburg last week. The food was delicious.Special Features:
- the bestBurton35Dined on 9/25/2014We all had a great time, and we all could not be happier.Special Features:
- mightymouseDined on 9/21/2014Food always good here. Made special effort to make special entree for person celebrating birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GuidoVIPDined on 9/17/2014The Seafare of Williamsburg has been a family favorite for fifteen years.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place, so-so food.DinahDined on 9/15/2014I may have chosen the wrong entree. I got the grilled seafood sampling. The lobster tail was way over done. scallops and shrimp were good. Why does everyone put paprika on mild white fish? Totally destroys the taste. The salad for two was delicious, as were the breads. The service was attentive. A good place for quiet conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpected GemjerseyclipperDined on 9/13/2014It was our first trip to Williamsburg and obviously to Seafare. What a surprise. White table cloths, dim lighting, very elegant setting. Service was impeccable. Wide menu selection. Our group had the flounder, crab cakes, scallops and the salmon special 0of the day. Everything was excellent. We will definitely come here again when we return to Williamsburg.Special Features:
- Romantic dinner,MichfoodiesDined on 9/12/2014We were visiting Williamsburg for our 50 Wedding anniversary. The dinner was excellent, crab cakes delicious, best ever. Lobster bisque great. We were surprised at the end of the dinner when we were presented with a strawberry shortcake with a candle in it, very thoughtful. Staff and service were outstanding. Very relaxing dinner never felt rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FrankDined on 9/11/2014Great food and excellent friendly service. Ambience very pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seafare in WilliamsburgOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014If you are looking for a fine dinning experience, you should eat at Seafare Steakhouse. The food is amazing!!! & The waiters were so friendly and comforting. The prices are a little high but you definitely get what you pay for! The seafood was the best I've ever had! We even had trouble finding a cab back to the hotel and the manager took care of it all! I cant wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ServiceAndorraGirlDined on 9/6/2014Our dinner was delicious, but our service was outstanding. Our waiter (forget his name) from Morocco was so well mannered, friendly and had superb skills.Special Features:
- Dated decor but delicious goodVADinersLoveToEatVIPDined on 9/6/2014The Seafare takes you back to the 1950s with its decor, but the food is what it is all about. The scallops were beautifully prepared as was the salmon. Everything was perfectly cooked. The service was excellent. All of the breads and muffins served were delicious. Cherries jubilee for dessert is outstanding and prepared table-side. A real treat when wanting to dine in a non-chain restaurant. Our only complaint was that the air conditioning had been turned off overnight and the room was rather warm when we arrived. By the time we left, it was a bit more comfortable. In hot weather, the customer's comfort should be taken into consideration.Special Features:
- Service Excellent, Food Not So MuchTerrySDined on 9/2/2014Sherry-Ann was an excellent server. Very friendly and competent. The food was not so good. I ordered rice pilaf and got a baked potato with my bay oysters which were good. My wife's African lobster tail was undercooked and we just took it home and finished the perperation. If the kitchen staff was better this would be an excellent restaurant.Special Features:
- Good food, great serviceClearCreekVIPDined on 8/31/2014We came for a late lunch/early dinner, arriving at 3:00 PM to a nearly empty restaurant. We were concerned when the hostess seated another party at the table next to us (despite many open tables which the party could have been seated at, giving us both more privacy). However, we and the other party were both relatively quiet, so that crisis passed...but could have been avoided. Our meals - swordfish for my date, scallops for me - were both acceptable, although the scallops were a bit overdone. The highlight, though, was our waitperson, a delightful young woman who was attentive without being overly so, very pleasant and engaging in conversation, and who professionally presented our meals. We'd go back simply based on her professionalism.Special Features:
- Very Nice DinnerYorktownManVIPDined on 8/30/2014This was our first time to the Seafare. We found the service to be outstanding. It is clear that good service is a priority here. The breads were freshly made and extremely good. Our meals were great and we felt they were reasonably priced. The decor was very clean and well maintained, but I could see where some would feel an update would be good. We would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beautiful anniversary dinner!Meeksj1Dined on 8/22/2014The service & food at Seafare was awesome! I would definitely recommend to those that are in Williamsburg to please visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Aging Gem Deserves a ChanceEdMuldoonVIPDined on 8/19/2014Seafare has been open for decades now. It is clear that it is losing business to chains and newer competition. This breaks our heart as this is a traditional restaurant with excellent food and service to match. The seafood is fresh, prepared simply and as good as you'll find. The servers engaged our kids to make them feel comfortable in what is otherwise a fairly formal dining room. Our waiter even made jokes with us about football rivalries (he said he was a cousin of Lawrence Taylor -- we are Eagles fans!) Unfortunately, he had the time to do this. Don't let the staid exterior put you off. This is an excellent restaurant in a tourist town with too many chain locations. Eat here. You'll enjoy it!Special Features:
- Great FoodElliotDined on 8/16/2014Great food and excelent service, large portions all at a reasonable price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jbpslDined on 8/15/2014Service was very professional, had the greatest mixed grilled seafood.Special Features:
- Family dinneralohamomDined on 8/8/2014We dined with five adults and a five-year-old grandson at a 6pm reservation. Our server, Karen K, was very responsive to our grandson and even brought him more rum bread! The food was delicious. We were not rushed. It was a very memorable family dinner while on vacation. The only issue was a problem with running a prepaid AE card for payment. The first transaction failed and then subsequent attempts to use it put the money on hold. (The money was reloaded on the prepaid AE card after a call to AE.) The restaurant should be able to use prepaid cards without issue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great seafoodVidaldollDined on 8/1/2014Delicious entrees, superior service, great ambience...affordable prices for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Seafare simply amazing!!!BearDined on 7/30/2014While on our family vacation my beautiful wifey & I took our 3 kiddies to dine at Seafare, from our outstanding waiter Eric To each & every wonderful morsel we ate, we all loved Seafare and anyone that loves excellent seafood and steak do yourselves a huge favor and treat yourself to Seafares outstandingly scrumptious food!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a nice anniversary dinnereagereaters2Dined on 7/26/2014The service was outstanding and the ambiance was romantic. The food was good, but nothing exceptional. The lobster tail was rubbery and tough and the scallops were overcooked. The garlic mashed potatoes were very good as were the homemade fries. My husband was disappointed that there were no draft beers. The baklava was very good. We will come back and order some other entrees before we make a judgement as to whether to put this restaurant on our list of regular options.Special Features:
- Super seafoodDineCriticDined on 7/25/2014Great place to go if you want an excellent seafood experience! Deserts were also well done but since entree portions were large we only had room for ice cream. Service was superb. Thanks Floyd!Special Features:
- BrendaBrendaDined on 7/21/2014This is a great restaurant and one I think people in Williamsburg forget. The food is very good. The service is excellent. The atmosphere is old school and classic. A great place overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingJustvisitingDined on 7/11/2014This was by far the best restaurant we found in the area. We enjoyed the food and the atmosphere so much the first night we made sure to go back again before we left.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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