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Carriage Lane Inn

4.0 (19 reviews)
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Michelle P.

Croissants were the bomb. My crepe is the best I have had and the rich, fruit-filled filling is decadent. The whipped cream tasted made from scratch. The fruit salad seemed more like a chutney than a traditional fruit salad. Stellar Mother's Day meal. If you haven't eaten here since the new owners took over, you definitely should go.

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The venue is amazing! But the kitchen is the size of broom closet and has inadequate prep or planning area!

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5 years ago

This place is owned by awesome people that go the extra mile for their clients! Highly recommend!

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“Victoria and her excellent staff did an outstanding job for our family at our son's wedding this past weekend.”

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