The Trellis of Williamsburg, VA - Review

Note: menu offerings and prices may vary.beef or lamb, every day at the The Trellis guarantees
Chef and Co-Owner Marcel Desaulniers opened Thea pleasant culinary surprise. The restaurant offers two
Trellis Restaurant in 1980 while both observing anddifferent menus for varying appetites - a full dinner
inspiring the rebirth of American Cuisine. Described inmenu for the main dining area and a cafe menu for
his book Burger Meisters as a culinary paradoxlight diners. This roster features the famous burger
because of his healthy eating patterns even afterwith Tillamook cheddar cheese, a savory cheesecake
authoring Death By Chocolate, Marcel Desaulniersof the day (like a quiche, but better), and a delicious
believes that while eating can be healthy and delicious,nutty tuna sandwich.
an occasional indulgence is good for the soul.Dessert is a must. Even if you can't make it for lunch
Eating at the Trellis is that indulgence when visitingor dinner, at least visit for dessert. Chocolate
Williamsburg. Burgers are plentiful on the menu, andPhantasmagoria, White and Dark Chocolate
taste just as good as they look when they arrive atDacquoise, and the inimitable Death by Chocolate are
your table. Other menu items are no less delicious andjust a few of the alternating treats that await the
frequently no less sinful, but hey, you can't eat at thebidding of your sweet tooth. These extraordinary
Trellis everyday, so enjoy!desserts are part of the joy of dining at the Trellis, and
For dinner, The Trellis offers seasonal menus, so whatare an experience not to be missed when visiting
you enjoyed in the spring will likely not be availableWilliamsburg. I can personally vouch for the first and
come fall. Whether it's a leafy green salad or a dishlast desserts named here. If you love chocolate, you
complimented by gourd vegetables and prime cuts ofneed to come here.