We ate one evening at Sal's by Victor. We always like to try local restaurants and avoid the chains as much as possible so picking Sal's by Victor seemed like a good choice. I had the eggplant and my husband had a chicken, rosemary and garlic pasta dish on the specials. Both were very good. The meals are reasonable size and included a fairly good salad with cherry tomatoes, cucumber, onion, olives. The restaurant has a lots of families and is very family friendly (i.e. affordable and accommodating to having younger children). So if you are looking for a super romantic dinner this isn't the place. To save 10% try to pick up the free restaurant guide book at CW visitor center or your hotel (there are many discount coupons in there). Also it is kind of tricky to find. The Food Lion has changed hands and is now a 'Blooms' supermarket. It is in the plaza with the CVS and Radio Shack on Richmond Ave. It is in the very corner of the plaza.

With all the advertising for dinning options in Williamsburg we took a chance on Sal's by Victor. The resturant is located in a shopping center. The dinning atmposhere is very casual. All I can say is the food is YUMMY!! We ate there three times during our five day stay in Williamsburg. Order a Canolli you won't be dissapointed

Just went there again on a visit to Williamsburg. This is not gourmet. It is good basic Italian food with fresh ingredients served in in generous portions at reasonable prices. Service was also very good. Casual atmosphere.
Can get crowded as the locals frequent here but this is a good relief when you need a break from the many high priced places or chains in Williamsburg.
Located in the same shopping center as Food Lion about a mile outside the Historic area. Find it.

We love the stuffed rigatoni; friendly wait staff (we love middle-aged gay guy)