Best Restaurants for Business Meals in Yorktown

Cochon is one of the top 2 or 3 dining destinations in the Williamsburg area, and deservedly so. The food is varied, even with the limited chef's choice prix fixe menu, and expertly.prepared.and presented..Excellent wine list with a range of fairly reasonable prices and a knowledgeable staff to provide commentary. Superb service that is attentive without hovering. It is not cheap but it is one of those places where you walk out thinking what a great meal rather than worrying about the cost.

The Fat Canary always exceeds expectations. The food is perfection and the service is consistently excellent. The soup special, creamy eggplant with tomatoes, basil and Parmesan was a real treat. Our waitress, Melissa, was attentive and helpful. We look forward to our next visit!

Another outstanding lunch at a famous Williamsburg ‘go to’ restaurant. Three types of local oysters @ $1 ea. Mixed the menu of the day with the lunch and had some fabulous grouper as well as calamari. Service attentive and unobtrusive - quite busy for a late lunch but table turnover was efficient and not really noticeable. Shall return soon, :-)

We had a wonderful Valentine's Day experience at Opus 9! Our waiter Geoffrey really picked up on the dynamic of our date night, and always made sure all of our needs were met. We loved how he always had something great to say about any food or drink selection we made. The food and beverages were delicious, and the roses they gave us as a Valentine' Day favor were a nice touch. Overall, coming to Opus 9 was a great experience, and we can't wait to come back for a special occasion or a fancy date night.

A truly delightful Valentine's Day dinner: > The lobster/steak entre was excellent, prepared exactly as we requested, and the wine recommendations were perfect pairings. >We were delighted with our server Omar, who was both very professional and delightfully personable -- a wonderful combination. > The ambiance added enormously to our enjoyment: the decorations, including appropriate lighting, "flower petals" on the tables and festive balloons around the dining rooms - and the placement of the tables -- which was uncrowded, but near enough to others that by then end of the evening, wonderful conversations were had among people (previously strangers to each other) sitting at tables nearby one another.