re: Williamsburg in the fall

It's been over 20 years but we ate at Christiana Campbell's Tavern in the historic area. That was fun, the servers dressed in period clothing, some of the food was of that time period also. It may be closed due to COVID.

My wife, daughter, granddaughter and dil's went there a few years ago on girls trip; shopping and eating. The wife said she found the best fudge there, they make it on site in a small shop, but she is geographically challenged and can't tell me where it is. It's in the shopping area near William & Mary College, probably on W. Duke of Gloucester Street.

That time of year is usually very nice with cool temps.

Are you driving?

Are you going for the history, if you are there are other historical sites nearby to visit too.