Second Street, An American Bistro

This is a higher scale restaurant with good service, very good food, and great dining. It was our first time to dine there with great experience.

Walked in about 8:30 pm during Homecoming weekend for William Mary and and were seated within 5 minutes. Service was quick and the burger ordered was one of the better burgers I've had. Will certainly look to return. The ambiance was quiet and casual.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Colossal Carrot Cake Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

The food was excellent. I had the lasagna it was better than any New York lasagna that I have ever tasted. Then I had the carrot cake, and it was huge but delicious. The server Alex was very knowledgeable about the food, and friendly. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

No call ahead seating or reservations first come first served It is spring break for quite a few nearby states so the place is very busy. We had a late lunch here today so the wait wasn?t bad at all. We sat outside on a covered patio next to a pond with koi fish. The food was outstanding. Even the kid?s menu was good. The hamburger platter came with a garlic bread that was really good. The bread is light and the garlic seasoning is perfectly done. And then there were the french fries. I don?t eat french fries often because they are mostly not that good. But Second Street did it well. We ordered crab pile, baby back ribs and seafood bake. The dishes were well done. The seafood bake was slightly spicy with a twist of creole taste. The crab pile was large lump crab meat. Baby back ribs were fall off the bone tender. We were really full after the entrees but decided on dessert anyway. The mixed berry crisp and vanilla ice cream did not disappoint. It was a very nice lunch. Service was great too. Server was really friendly and attentive. Certainly will come back if I visit Williamsburg again.