Food lovers, mark your calendars! Charles City County is set to host its first-ever Restaurant Week from March 8-17, inviting locals and visitors alike to indulge in exclusive dining specials as they try out some of the area’s favorite establishments.
During this special 10-day event, patrons can enjoy delicious offerings from participating restaurants, each showcasing the unique flavors and hospitality of Charles City County. Whether you’re craving handcrafted pizza and craft brews, classic tavern fare, or an elegant afternoon tea, there’s something for every palate.
Among the featured restaurants is Indian Fields Tavern, where diners can enjoy a 20% discount on all dine-in food orders, making it the perfect time to experience their celebrated American bistro fare cuisine. Craft beer lovers won’t want to miss 5 Fields Brewing Company & Pizza Box, located on the same property and offering 20% off all food orders for both dine-in and takeout. Please note that discounts apply to food only and exclude alcohol. Check them out at indianfieldstavern.com.
For those looking for a charming and cozy experience, historic Peace Hill Farm will be hosting a Restaurant Week-exclusive Afternoon Tea at for $27.50 per person (or $17.50 for children). Set on a picturesque working family farm, this unique experience offers a delightful retreat into the countryside. The event includes hand-selected gourmet loose-leaf teas, curated finger sandwiches and Peace Hill Farm ham biscuits, traditional English scones, cookies and Louise’s surprise treat — a limited-time goodie designed exclusively for this special event. Availability is limited, so reservations are required and can be made online at historicpeacehill.com.
At Cul’s Courthouse Grille, diners can enjoy a two-course lunch featuring a choice of classic smokehouse turkey or chicken salad sandwich, paired with either a brownie with ice cream or coconut cake for dessert, all for just $20. Learn more about how Cul’s has been serving fresh and local since 1872 at culscourthousegrille.com.
Charles City County’s inaugural Restaurant Week was made possible through the support of a grant from the Virginia Tourism Corporation, aimed at promoting local businesses and culinary experiences.
“We are thrilled to introduce Restaurant Week to Charles City County,” said Cynthia Boone, Director of Economic Development and Tourism. “This event highlights our growing culinary scene and gives both residents and visitors an opportunity to explore and support our incredible local restaurants.”
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to savor the best of Charles City County! For more details and a full list of participating restaurants, visit chillinincharlescity.com/event/restaurant-week.
