Tom Quick Inn

Follow up to earlier review posting. Overall: good food, good service, definitely worth a visit. Menu is quite varied and likely to please most visitors. Plenty of indoor and some outdoor seating, pleasing decor although perhaps a bit dark inside.

This historic inn is beautifully restored and maintained, and the staff are personable and professional. There is a largely deserted bar with generously priced cocktails to slake the thirsty traveler - good bartender. The rooms have a mini-fridge, but in the hot summer months management finds it prohibitive to comp guests with a pair of plastic bottles of water, which is a shame. Room 1 is bathed all night in a bright green light from a compressor parked outside the window that runs relentlessly. Like sleeping next to an idling locomotive. Stored in the room safe was a stick of someone's deodorant. Interesting. Made us wonder what kind of person that was. Breakfast in the neighboring Hotel Fauchere consisted of cold scrambled eggs and cold bacon. The coffee was okay. It's a stuffy atmosphere, but worth checking out.

A quaint Inn and the staff was welcoming and friendly.