I have already gone on and on about how perfect our stay was, and our experience at their restaurant was the same.
Breakfast was included with our stay here, but dinner was not. And, though a bit pricey, after reading reviews and recommendations, we knew that we would regret it if we did not splurge on dinner at the Rabbit Hill Inn.

On the night we arrived, our dinner reservations were for 6:45. There is a very nice little bar area at Rabbit Hill Inn, so we decided to have a coffee and tea there as we waited for dinner.

And the bar area was so nice. There were a few small tables, a book shelf with games, and some nice knick knacks displayed. I didn't get a photo, but the bar looked very well stocked, and I am sure that anyone wanting a beverage here other than tea or coffee would be pleased.
At promptly 6:45 Donn, who had been helpful with us since we first stepped foot in the Inn, came to take us to our table, insisting on carrying my wife's tea.

Our waitress and Donn were both aware of every need, while also giving us time to enjoy our meal. My drink was about half full at one point, and Donn refilled me while playfully promising me that my drink would not get that low again.
I started off with a great bowl of potato leek soup, and then had salmon with clams.
I know my photos don't really show how vibrant our meals looked (I didn't want to ruin the vibe with a photo flash here) but they looked incredible.

My salmon and clams were very unique and appreciated, and I am wishing I could find something similar again. Sadly for me the dining experience AND the food will be in my mind forever as a great one time memory.
We shared a vanilla ice cream dessert that was made at the Inn. No national brand name ice cream here.

For breakfast, we enjoyed another amazing meal at the Rabbit Hill Inn.

We loved it all. I must say that I felt a bit cautious about corn in a tomato which came with my meal. After trying it though, I was pleasantly surprised. It looked attractive on the plate, and it tasted great!
Again, everything tasted great, and I look forward to future visits (and meals!) at the Rabbit Hill Inn.
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