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    The Comus Inn

    3.3 (324 reviews)
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    Felipe N.

    A staple in the area, I had my concerns after the management changed, but the Commus inn continues to deliver, great dinner and brunch menus as well as a nice bier garden to enjoy in the summer! Service is always spot on and friendly, with great atmosphere, presentation. The only critique is the food served at the bier garden. The quality of it does not match that of the food served in the dining room, which is a shame.

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    N Denise H.

    First time visiting although I have driven past it many times. We went for brunch and arrived 15 min before opening. It is a part of the Civil War Trail so we went over to read a bit of history. We went in when the waiter put the Open flag up. The Inn is historical and very well kept. I love old buildings and the use of space is perfect. We ordered the crab pretzel and it was our first time having it. It contained lump crab meat and the pretzel was PERFECT!! Delicious and certainly a starter I would get again . For brunch we had shrimp n grits, and the pancakes with Irish knockers. Both were DELICIOUS!! The portion size was perfect! All fresh food. Because I can I ordered the Irish coffee and I loved it!! I will come back and as a matter of fact we are considering this as a sight for the family celebration. You will not be disappointed!

    Jenna I.

    Come for a good time, not a yummy time - at least at the spot downstairs. Super cute and incredibly Instaworthy, unfortunately not the same experience that I had upstairs years ago with the last owners. Tacos fell apart at the first bite. Seriously, EVERY SINGLE ONE. They're super small too and if they're that thin, you guys should seriously consider using a second taco shell to catch the fixins. The duck popcorn tastes like regular popcorn (which wasn't that much for the price) and my family complained that the chips seemed stale. Small amount of guac for the extra $2. Basically, for the three tacos, a drink, and the popcorn + tip $60. Plus, they're not even table servicing you. The real value you get is for the dog friendly space & beautiful views. Perhaps the upstairs area is still really good food wise but the downstairs area did not live up to my 5* review & memory from years ago.

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    Had a great brunch with the family there, awesome views of some beautiful country. grandkids had a ball.

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    A wonderful location! Good beers on tap. Excellent entertainment. Servers are very nice and attentive.

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    An absolute gem in the heart of Lovettsville. You almost wouldn't recognize it's a restaurant at…read morefirst- it's a house type building with a small parking lot in back, and the main entry in the rear as well. It's a nicely appointed restaurant inside and very comfortable. The owner and wait staff are incredible, and we loved the personalized menu. The soup and bread were delicious appetizers, and the mushroom ramen dish was absolutely delicious. A great broth and crispy mushrooms on the side had amazing flavor. It's a great restaurant for a nice occasion and one we are lucky to have in town!

    The apple chestnut soup is so creamy and sweet. Really good as a start. The bread came out cold,…read morebut it was fluffy had a bouncy gluten texture. The white bean soup came with white bean fritters, which were crunchy but with a lentil-like texture on the inside. The waiters came and poured the soup directly with the minced vegetables. The halibut was cooked well and tasted great but the real star was the andouille sausage and shrimp jambalaya--excellently seasoned. The creamy sauce on top of the rice made every bite feel fulfilling. The added microgreens added a freshness and crunch to the meal. The menu is expertly chosen and the meals are balanced and flavorful, and they vary often. Their website is not always up to date and depends on what is in season. My only gripe is that the portions are small for the price, but it's worth it!

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    "Once again you showed this 83 year old hard of hearing Vietnam veteran all the reasons why I keep…read morecoming back. My reservation was made easily and accommodations for my hearing issue were provided. Upon arrival we were greeted and seated immediately. Menus were already on the table and the chairs were properly aligned for easy access. The food and table service were superb. I WILL return.

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    Around The World whisky flight

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