Spread Eagle Tavern and Inn

If you’re into historical dining and stay, this is it! We had the best dinner followed by the best accommodations. The bed in the Washington room was so comfy!!! We enjoyed looking at the old books around the room in the cozy sitting area.

The beds were really bad. Both my wife and I and our two friends had beds that were very uncomfortable because they caved in towards the middle. Had to sleep on the very outside edge of the bed. Otherwise, it is a fabulous place to stay and dine.

Over priced,and certainly over rated, especially if u have an issue,Julie the manager is a blatant liar, literally lie after lie,I had purchased 250 in gift certificates for a family member,but the waitress advertised she was unable to find them,so I said no problem,however upon getting my credit card statement,they changed my card the extra 250, upon calling immediately I was told I needed to speak w Julie, and a message would b left for her, after a month of nothing,I called back, and again nothing, upon speaking to a different manager (which she was very compassionate and great ) , Julie finally called back and I got the run around time after time, and lie after lie,I finally asked to speak w the owner and was told he's in California,but would contact me,long story short cricket cricket,I got screwed, and the food is c class at best,still waiting for a call and my money back,the food is average at best.

Staff and food was very good . Our room had no hot water and most of the light bulbs were burned out and the creamer for for coffee for the room was very old, it was butter consistancy also we found this to be very unsafe that we were left there all night with no attendant there.

Need to spend $$to make sure everything in the room is working

This place is a gem! Our dinner and complimentary (free, freshly cooked) breakfast were both amazing. The staff was beyond helpful, kind, and attentive, and we enjoyed all there was to see. So many details have gone into making the tavern and inn so interesting, as well as welcoming and comfortable. It was a great overnight getaway. We’ll be back!

This is our 3rd overnight stay at the Spread Eagle Tavern & Inn, but we’ve dined here about 10 times over the past 14 years or so. We always enjoy the service and ambiance. At least five fire fireplaces are spread throughout the dining area giving it a cozy and romantic feel. If you like history this is the place to be. Many political figures from over the past few centuries have visited here, and it was also a landing point for slaves traveling through the Underground Railroad. The food is excellent along with classy service. A true fine dining experience!

I was traveling for business this past week and came across this place. I met the manager Michelle who really took the time out to help me understand the process and the level of customer service that she provided has been the best I have ever received. She even helped me understand the area history and provided some get advice on why staying for a vacation would be a great idea for my family when we return. Over the course of my meal I watched other customers interact with Michelle and the staff. The amount of respect and kindness shown made me want to work here. She was just nice to me but to all. I spoke to the waitstaff and it appears that Michelles leadership of this place contribute to its success.

While I've been to the SET (Spread Eagle Tavern) before for dinner we decided to visit for lunch after church on Sunday. SET wasn't nearly as busy as it had been for dinner, the food was GREAT, ambiance historic and charming, and service attentive. The Classic Caesar Salad was cold, crisp, and flavorful. The Sunday Menu includes both Brunch and Entree selections. The Chicken Wellington was plump, tender, and delicious, with asparagus, for $18.00. Their Grouper Special was delicious, with broccoli. We ordered Shrimp & Crab Crepes (an Entree item) as our Appetizer to share and were not disappointed. The Shrimp & Crab Crepes and Chicken Wellington were our favorites. Cocktails can be served even on Sundays, so we sipped our adult beverages as we toured the historic building after Lunch, something that would be less leisurely during a crowded dinner seating. So, try the Sunday Brunch! The drive into the country after church is relaxing!