A wonderful side trip for your trip to Charlottesville. More

Michie Tavern is almost a mandatory lunch stop for those visiting Monticello. Costumed servers greet you in a pleasing faux historic environment and serve up a palatable buffet of old line Virginia fare--fried chicken, vegetables, biscuits, etc. It's tour bus heaven and sometimes the wait can be long. This is not the place to go for your anniversary but you... More

Period food served in an authentic atmosphere. The staff is quick and efficient and the food is classic meat, potato, veggie, but done right and is all you can eat. Priced about right for a quality all you can eat buffet at $17ea. We enjoy stopping here each year when we take family and friends to Monticello. Has additional shops... More

A fabulous tavern used by many famous people over its vey long and illustrious existence. A visit to the tavern is worth while especially if it can be done in conjuction with a visit to Monticello. A beautifully preserved part of America's heritage. More

I thoroughly enjoyed the food and the tour at Michie Tavern. Okay, it's not a fine dining experience but it is a "recreation" of food that was served during the 18th century including the earlier hours that people ate their main meal. Servers are dressed in period costumes. Yes, the price is a bit steep at $17.00 a person which... More

Thought a little expensive for the set type of food--mashed potatoes, string beans, black eyed peas, chicken, shredded pork, tomatoes--$17. All you can eat but didn't include dessert. We didn't tour the facility which too was an extra cost. More

If you are in to $17 lunches in big groups this is for you. Good news is that you will not need much for dinner. Watch out for buses! More

I have been going to Michie's Tavern for more than 30 years and have never been disappointed. The ordinary is an actual 1700's tavern moved from one side of the mountain to the other. It has the best fried chicken I have ever had bar none. The selection is fried chicken, BBQ, green beans, cole slaw, stewed tomatos, bisuits, corn... More

Interesting and informative tour of the "tavern" which served as a coach stop. A public house which offered travelers meals and sleeping accommodations. Outbuildings were interesting as well. Worthwhile stop. More