Inn at Gristmill Square is where we stayed and had dinner at the Water Wheel Restaurant there.
The rain was off and on for two days but we had no problem with it.
It was cozy in the room and we took drives to surrounding areas.
Rustic Charm and a very clean with wonderful bed linens and pillow. Nice to have the fireplace to make it all cozy and having a warm fire going while reading in bed.
We had a cheese tray called ahead waiting in the room. Husbands idea.
The flat looking cheese on the left that looks like flames running through it, well it was HOT. Did not like this one and a surprise bite of it washing with water didn't help.
This fireplace mantle is gorgeous and taken from civil war era fort Dinwiddie.
Mornings started with a great breakfast brought to our room with hot food hot and cold food kept cold.
This pastry had cheese and another morning was ham . There are items for people with restricted diets.
Reading and watching a fire is something we both enjoyed, ahh relaxing.
Next evening dinner at the Water wheel restaurant for our Anniversary dinner
We have stayed around home in the past several Anniversaries but decided to get away this time and have a nice evening out.
I like the plates with waterwheel as chargers taken up when seated.
Starters
Home made French onion soup. Husband had smoked Alleghany Mountain Trout with horseradish cream.
Dinner
Steve had Prime Rib with a sauce not sure what type.
I had the Pork Loin, celeriac puree and trumpet mushrooms
I almost forgot our salads - Caesar for husband
Spinach for me with oyster mushrooms, pickled
red onions and egg, vinaigrette. You can see it must have been pretty tasty.
Rosemary Bread with Garfunkel butter which is parsley sage rosemary and thyme, named for the Scarborough fair song. Something a lot of other people knew, but obviously not me.
A walk in the rain with umbrella and then back to the room where we started a fire and stayed warm.
A short clip
betsy
This pastry had cheese and another morning was ham . There are items for people with restricted diets.
Reading and watching a fire is something we both enjoyed, ahh relaxing.
We have stayed around home in the past several Anniversaries but decided to get away this time and have a nice evening out.
I like the plates with waterwheel as chargers taken up when seated.
Starters
Home made French onion soup. Husband had smoked Alleghany Mountain Trout with horseradish cream.
Dinner
Steve had Prime Rib with a sauce not sure what type.
I had the Pork Loin, celeriac puree and trumpet mushrooms
I almost forgot our salads - Caesar for husband
Spinach for me with oyster mushrooms, pickled
red onions and egg, vinaigrette. You can see it must have been pretty tasty.
Rosemary Bread with Garfunkel butter which is parsley sage rosemary and thyme, named for the Scarborough fair song. Something a lot of other people knew, but obviously not me.
A walk in the rain with umbrella and then back to the room where we started a fire and stayed warm.
A short clip
betsy
16 comments:
Betsy,
Happy Anniversary!! How nice that you got away by yourselves for awhile....The room and the food looks great!! I bet it was nice to relax and just take a breath!! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Happy Belated Anniversary, Betsy!! This looks like a very nice getaway. Love the room w/fireplace and the meal looks delicious! Those kind of places are so much more pleasant to stay at than chain motels. Hal and I are thinking about going to Savannah, GA, for a few days in March. We'll see if we can get away.
Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
Hugs,
Denise at Forest Manor
Looks like you had some great food! Happy anniversary.
Happy Anniversary. It certainly looked like a wonderful break away. A beautiful room and very tasty looking food, the perfect combination.
Happy anniversary! What a great place to spend it!
Thank you Tanya.
The perfect combination indeed and thank you
Betsy, that is indeed a lovely place to stay. The food looks marvelous! Happy anniversary!
A belated Happy Anniversary Betsy. Looked like a great place to spend a celebration. The meals looked delicious :)
What a beautiful place to stay, especially the Civil War era fire place! I wish you a happy anniversary!
Thank You. We had a great time.
Well Happy blated anniversary. Looks like a really nice place to go and stay. AND the FOOD....wow, all looks great and I bet it was YUMMY.
Yes it was yummy and we are wearing it now. Good thing we do not eat like this often. The meat was lean and good.
Dearest Betsy & Steve,
Happy belated Anniversary to you both!
That no doubt was a very cozy get-away with good food and lots of pampering.
Hugs,
Mariette
Thank you Mariette. I love this area. Has more sheep than people I believe.
Hi Betsy. What a wonderful getaway. I just love those kinds of places to visit and stay. I haven't done that for a long time though. Did you do any neat shopping?..Happy Weekend..xxoJudy
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