My sister and I visited Mount Vernon then had lunch at this wonderful country inn. The decor is colonial containing six rooms, two with fireplaces, with the waitress wearing long dresses and the men coats and short pants. What was so wonderful was the food. Please don't miss this opportunity. We tried the peanut soup. Apparently, this is as old as George himself and very popular in this region. We found the taste very interesting but not a favorite. It tasted like watery peanut butter. We then had a half of a roasted chicken seasoned with garlic and rosemary, cornbread stuffing and garlic green beans. The chicken was moist and tender, the best I have ever had. For dessert we had the bread pudding and hot apple cider. We were very pleased and look forward to visiting again.
Prices for lunch run about $8-15 and for dinner the prices are $15-30. The service was remarkable and the atmosphere is the tops.