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Thanksgiving at The Williamsburg Winery

Celebrate Thanksgiving with wine, delicious food, and comfort at The Williamsburg Winery! Gather with family and friends in Wessex Hall as we share a Thanksgiving meal specially curated by our Executive Chef. Our buffet will be full of traditional favorites and home-cooked touches alongside paired Williamsburg Winery wines and seasonal cocktails. 2 seating times are available at 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm. Your reservation includes access to the buffet for one person and a welcome drink upon arrival. Wine and cocktails will be available for purchase. Children pricing (12 and under) is available to reserve. Children 3 and under are free.

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