I can't afford to eat there. Well, I could do it in lieu of a weekend vacation, but since my allergies and digestive upsets dictate that I eat food very plain, it wouldn't be worth paying a couple hundred dollars for a meal!
I will say that the staff that we've seen outside the building has been polite and helpful. Every indication is that the service is superb.
Although the building looks grand today, it was once a garage! Built around 1895, it housed a service station with a dance hall above it. Eventually it fell into disrepair until it was taken over by Patrick O'Connell and Reinhardt Lynch and opened as a restaurant in 1978.
...few people enjoy eating more than I, but hundreds of dollars for a meal is not for me. It looks like a wonderful period building. Thanks Linda for stopping by, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHello, it is a beautiful inn. I would not pay a hundred dollar for a meal. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDeleteI went to their site and some recipes are shared. Buttermilk ice cream for one I would like to try and the apple tart. Yes, very expensive. Probably much more expensive than Boars Head Inn we stayed about 20 years ago. Only did that once.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, neat to see these places.
What a great sounding place...like other readers, I wouldn't mind going for desert! At least then I'd get a seating. But then again, that's probably not done.
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't think that such a place had an origin as a garage.
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous for those that want a mega splurge - I'd be with you though, or offering to do the washing up!
ReplyDeleteWren x
That's way out of my price range. It does look grand.
ReplyDeleteIt's on my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteIt does look a beautiful inn.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan