The restaurant is a "throwback" to old time steak houses. The atmosphere is warm but not overly formal; excellent old fashioned waiter. The steak was excellent and properly cooked. The salad dressing and baked potato fixings are brought to the table. The scallops and shrimp were quite good - not as good as the steak. A bit pricey, but worth it (about 25.00 to 30.00 per person). Not a place to take kids though - get the sitter and enjoy yourself at this fine place.

We dined at Aberdeen during our Williamsburg vacation and enjoyed the meal. My husband and I both had prime rib. It was moist and tasty. If you like dry prime rib, this is not the place for you. Salad, rolls, and a side (I had baked potato) accompanied the meal. We had water to drink. Our bill was $55. We would return to Aberdeen.

With good reviews we made reservations at the Aberdeen Barn the week of Easter. It was not busy and the food did not meet our expectations. Prime rib was acturally not as good as some of the steak houses. Service was not exceptional, poorly made drinks. Over all it was a disappointing meal and experience.

We were going to eat closer to BG but had to bring our girls back to condo to change clothes after rain at BG so went here instead. It was great!! The girls almost filled up on cheese and crackers. The seafood bisque and French Onion soups were delicious. We had prime rib cooked just right, grilled seafood (mildly disappointed in the salmon), and ribs. All in all, it was a very good first night in Williamsburg meal. Our waiter was attentive and kept our water glasses filled (that was no small job). I would love to go back for more soup!