General Warren

My wife and I always celebrate the anniversay of our engagement, which was on the Winter Soltice ( December 21st ) . On that wonderful evening we were engaged at the Olde Guardhouse , which has since been acquired by The Union League ,and is no longer open to the public . We decided to celebrate the commemoration of our engagement at the General Warren Inn . And we could'nt have chosen a better place to dine out that night . For one reason Patrick ( The Owner ) has taken his many decades in the restauant business, and put together a team of professionals who made our dining experince memorable. We enjoyed the signature dish at the General Warren , the Beef Wellington . This restaurant is the perfect Guard House alternative for us , and look foward to many more engagement anniversaries there .

A classic stay in an historic inn. Beautiful suite. Excellent restaurant and bar, with lovely outside seating. Very nice breakfast. We’d love to come back.

We are 3 brothers who, with our wives, stayed 3 nights at the General Warren Inn. Everything about this experience was exquisite. The rooms are extremely spacious and cozy and each features a different eclectic style. The grounds are exceptionally well maintained and there are numerous areas to sit and relax. The staff could not be more accommodating and were always available if we needed anything. We decided to eat at the lovely restaurant at the inn which, at least during the time we were there (over a weekend), attracts considerable dinner traffic. We were so impressed with dinner on the first night, that we decided to eat there during the second night as well. Our waiter Tom was highly professional and solicitous but was also very personable and was a pleasure to meet. All in all, this was a memorable experience and is likely a venue to which we will return. Special thanks to Helaine who helped us start each morning with a smile and simple but delicious breakfast.

Amy our server was rude and inattentive! It was like we were bothering her ! She was Not friendly from the start and Never was accominating! She said they couldn't promise bringing fries quickly even after I requested them from the other so friendly attentive server . Amy served me lobster with No drawn butter .Ready for this ,?she said they didn't have any .In my 30+ years of fine dining ,I Never been told this.We would of liked another drink or even a refill on our waters but she Never came back after serving our entrees! Speaking of those , I got a fatty burned on edges NY strip steak and overcooked lobster claw meat and like I mentioned earlier , couldn't even get drawn butter .We had to ask for bread in this supposed long time fine dining establishment.

Historic, early American

Adorable place with great people! Highly recommend!