Laurita and Lauren visit King's Arms Tavern in Colonial Williamsburg, where history comes alive through delectable period-style cuisine and immersive colonial experiences. Nestled on Duke of Gloucester Street, this iconic tavern, established in 1772 by Jane Vobe, was renowned for its hospitality and sumptuous meals.

Dishes include the famous peanut soup, butter shrimp inspired by Thomas Jefferson's French-Virginia cooking, and Cornish game hen served over Carolina gold rice. As the Portees dine, they discover the fascinating stories behind the tavern's origins and its connection to the vibrant community of Williamsburg. From Mrs. Vobe's culinary prowess to the contributions of Gowan Pamphlet, a former slave turned pastor, the tavern's history is a tapestry woven with diverse narratives.

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This video is part of WETA's local travel series, "Get Out of Town" series, which spotlights destinations outside of Washington DC. Co-hosted by mother-daughter duo Laurita and Lauren Portee, "Get Out of Town" takes viewers on road trips to delightful destinations within a half-day's drive of D.C. At each one, the show offers recommendations of places to stay, places to eat and things to do. Whether you’re into history, culture, relaxation, high-energy action – or all of the above – "Get Out of Town" is an essential guide to local getaways.

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