We stayed here for a work trip since there wasn't much else around - it was a great recommendation! It was super easy to check in, our room was very clean and well taken care of. Modern but still captured the old coastal feel. It was super musty and smelled like it. There was a dehumidifier but it was so small, in two nights we actually had to dump the water bucket 4 times. And if we left all day, we came back to a damp room. I'm not sure what causes that - we live in a super humid area and don't have the same issue, but maybe a larger humidifier would help. The breakfasts were fantastic - you can order anything off their restaurant menu. I didn't have anything bad, everything was super fresh and came in huge portions. I do wish they had an espresso machine but the coffee was okay. Check out was also a breeze. This isn't a luxury location, my main complaint was the price for it feels steep, but it's one of the only spots in the area which is probably why they can charge so much. Overall, a great stay and I would definitely come back here if I was in the area again. read more

Made an unexpected stop for dinner and arrived at 5. We were the only customers at the time. We've eaten here often and usually enjoy it. Tonight was not one of our better experiences. My wife's house salad was very tasty but had several pieces of wilted greens that she picked out. I started with the French onion soup, which was very salty. Almost too salty to eat. My wife had the salmon and I had the Shrimp in the sambuca sauce. The salmon was cooked good and very flavorful, the asparagus was cooked perfectly and good tasting. The shrimp were cooked well but the dish itself was lacking flavor. I was surprised at the absence of the sauce. It barely covered the pasta. The waitress did offer to add more sauce to it, and actually brought out some more sauce with a little more sambuca in it. It did improve the dish,but not one of my favorites. So 5 stars on the salmon dish. 3 stars on the salad. 1 star on the French onion soup, and 3 stars on the shrimp sambuca sauce dish. I have had the French onion soup before and it was good, so this was just a bad night. We will still go there because they usually are very good, and everyone can have an off night. The waitress told the chef about the sambuca sauce and she said he agreed with me and tweek the sauce. read more

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Dinner here tonight. Not real busy on a Thursday night. Drinks came out. Neither "dirty martini" was very good , Cosmopolitan was very mundane. Redid the martinis which were better. Clearing appetizer dishes resulted in spilled plates and salad dressing over one of our diners. Admittedly it's very cold, but that's not a reason for the food to be cold also. French onion soup had nice substance, but not warm enough to melt the cheese. Seafood platter- fish ( cod ?) was inedible. One diner ordered mixed vegetables for dinner and received something completely different. In summary not a very nice experience except for our dining companions read more

The atmosphere and décor was absolutely lovely,clean neat and comfortable booths. The service was good. At best the lunch was just mediocre. it looked like they just threw the food on the plate. disappointed. read more

What a perfect spot for a romantic getaway or a leisurely weekend on the Northern Neck! My dear bride and I spent out 42nd wedding anniversary (I KNOW, can you imagine?) as guests in the Madison cottage. Such a warm and comfortable and private place to settle in for a few days. Great bed, great amenities, even a kitchy but cute electric "fireplace" to keep things warm. The restaurant was also a hit. Our room came with free breakfast, and it was very generous. Wife's Benedict was absolutely perfectly prepared, with great hollandaise. My spinach scramble was absolutely decadent, every bite had a tug of a cheese pull, and the bacon and onions that were intermixed were just the perfect pairing with the fresh spinach. The hotel is an excellent place for a special stay -- it isn't inexpensive. But it is worth it. And the meal we had has us planning a return trip, just to eat in the restaurant. 6 out of 5. read more

We stay here every year for a summer getaway. It is a beautiful setup with the garden in the center. We've stayed in different rooms each time. The complimentary breakfast is always great. The town is quaint and quiet And there are plenty of shops to keep us busy. The Kilmarnock Inn, is our first choice when visiting. read more

I'm guessing it's understaffed. A beautiful place and a nice variety of breakfast items. The grits were outstanding. I've been here before when it was really good but that was a couple of years ago. The food was not what I remember. read more

The service was amazing and the food was excellent. We came for breakfast. The inn is so charming. We'll be back for sure.

I Had a great time at the restaurant. The place is so cozy, so comfortable and beautiful. It has a lot of character. Loved the furniture and the seating booths were extremely comfortable. The food was amazing. We had blacked salmon and seared salmon. They were cooked to perfection and perfectly y seasoned. The bread basket was to die for! The mashed potatoes were perfect and the steamed vegetables were on point! The customer service was great and the owner was kind and very welcoming! I'll definitely go back and I highly recommend this restaurant. read more

Great Venue Fun decor Great service Excellent food and Best Bloody Mary in town and Sean the owner is the Mayor of Kilmarnock! read more

After shopping in the town of Kilmonack, we were looking for something different and found the Kilmarnock Inn. we had never been there before, and did not have a reservation, but they had an open table for us. I had the lobster salad BLT on a croissant , and my friend had the crabcake sandwich. We considered both of them to be excellent. Staff and service was courteous and prompt. We will definitely be going back! read more

Good food. Good service. Great atmosphere. Overall best restaurant in the area. Comfortable booths and not so noisy you cannot talk.

it is very nice place. The food was delicious and our service was great. I would recommend it and would certainly go there again. I had frittata and my friend had a turkey and avacado sandwich with fries. The desserts were good too. Very nicely plated. I had a walnut caramel brownie with ice cream. My fiend had a chocolate bomb that she raved about. It is the perfect place for a quiet meal. read more

If you want good food and a good price with good service. This is the place to come. This is one of the nicest restaurants in town. I love the decor - a not to the political history of Virginia (7 Presidents come from VA). Its a really good menu with lots of great choices. The salads are huge, with the chicken for the Cobb salad cooked perfectly. The crab soup is perfect. A good vegetable base with lumb crab meat. The French dip sandwich is one of our favorites. My only beef is with the hollandaise sauce. Its not very good so when I order something with it, I asked them to hold it. If you are visiting Kilmarnock and need a nice restaurant, not a dinner or pub, for breakfast or lunch, this is the place to come. (If you want a dinner, try Lee's or a pub, try Donna's) read more

Mediocre food at best Service ok Don't even clear salad plates prior to dinner, Check for needed utensils fill water glasses etc Poor mgmt oversight Clueless as to first class service Nice atmosphere Will not return or recommmend read more

Pretty unique, decorated spot. Americana decor mixed with antiques. Quite pricey which is expected at a B&B ($80 for 2 for brunch), was well worth it for a special occasion. The ham egg and cheese croissant was DELICIOUS, probably the best one I've ever had. As someone that doesn't often finish their plate, I left no crumbs behind. Their tea service was nice, even came with its own adorable personal jar of honey . The Bloody Mary will fool you, it was HUGE in a very wide glass to the point my date took the entire time drinking it and it barely budged. Came with its own mini Tabasco jar as well. My date loves his blue crab eggs Benedict . Worth stopping in to give it a try, we enjoyed the quirkiness of the patriotic names matching the decor. An owner? Stopped by to check on us as well which is always nice to see. We did feel a bit rushed with the waitress. The grits were sweet which I've never experienced before and did not care for, wild not get the grits again. read more

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A bit pricey? Yes, compared to other restaurants the area? Is the food quality enough to justify the price? Yes. We loved it! We celebrated our Anniversary there for dinner today. I ordered the seafood platter. It was sooo good. Not just deep fried stuff we all regret from other places. My wife ordered chicken Fettuccine Alfredo that she loved. Both dishes were portioned well. Just enough to feel filled and content! We will be back! Probably be back very soon for Prime Night night. Staff was great, food was great, atmosphere was great. Wish we found this place sooner! Highly recommend! read more

Not very friendly. Came one morning and they were only taking reservations. Plenty of tables open, but they were nasty about it Food it's OK we've been there a few times but looking for breakfast is hard in our little town. Well that's out next time anyway, we'll go to the pilot house. read more

Our stay at the Kilmarnock Inn proved to be very disappointing. We were greeted by the owner when we first arrived, and he was certainly friendly but did not give off great vibes. We were shown to our room and where to park but never asked if we need help with our luggage, something that I would have expected if the Kilmarnock was in fact an upscale Inn. The room really smelled; we were not sure what it was, but it was hard to get past the odor. The air conditioner was noisy, the bed somewhat uncomfortable, and no counterspace at all in the bathroom. The entire Inn just had a dingy and upkept feel to it. Our breakfast was good and was included in our room price. I would have been very disappointed if I paid the $50.00 + price that was on the guest check we were presented. The waitress was very friendly and checked in with us often but the freshly laundered tee shirt with an ammunition logo on it was a bit of a turnoff. I would have expected the staff to wear uniforms or at least polo shirts with the Inn's name on it. The Inn was not serving dinner when we visited which was probably a blessing in surprise. I rarely write lukewarm reviews but feel it necessary to warn others that our experience did not come close to our expectations or other reviews. read more

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Stayed for two nights in the Madison "cabin" and ate three meals at the hotel restaurant. Breakfast was included with the room and the first day's breakfast was pretty standard and got the job done but on the second day I had the best meal of the trip with the croissant french toast and bacon. Was not sure exactly what to expect but it was tasty and the syrup dispenser was a design I've never seen in my nearly 60 years - it poured from the bottom and sat in a container of hot water. Very unique and seemed to work well though our waiter said it could cause a mess for the uninitiated. Loved the inside dining area. We sat in the window nooks for breakfast and sat outside for lunch one day. One of their specialties is little scones served at breakfast. My partner is British with years of scone experience but she did not recognize what arrived at the table. I thought they seemed more like small cookies. They were tasty but not what we would consider a scone. We arrived an hour before official check in and were shown to our cabin. The hotel staff was friendly and professional. We enjoyed the in room jacuzzi and really enjoyed sitting on the front porch to read. Room was nice though I could do without the fake fireplace. AC worked well and the room had an additional dehumidifier that worked though it was a bit loud. WiFi in the main part of the hotel was good but got pretty sketchy further back to almost being unusable at times. AT&T cell coverage was almost non-existent right around our room but was better walking around the town. We checked out a different room on the way out so overall we had a positive experience and looking forward to returning. There are cheaper places to stay for sure but we loved the location and being able to walk around the town. Recommendations: Get rid of the fake fireplaces in the rooms. Get a WiFi certified engineer to upgrade the network for the property. read more

This is the coolest spot ever!!! My eyes were so busy taking in the sweet decor surrounding me. Oh, and the food was fabulous! My husband and I both chose the Eggs Benedict topped with lump crabmeat! A side of red potatoes diced in sweet red peppers mixed and grilled to perfection! A side of fresh berries and a sweet scone served with coffee. I could have stayed in our cozy corner nook, all morning! The entire place here is so comfortable and romantic inside. Want a more casual setting? Bar side option is great for hanging out or the patio has several open or covered areas to dine with equally comfortable settings and excellent service. Highly recommend! read more

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Could not have had a better time! The ladies who checked us in, waited tables and cleaned our room were so friendly and welcoming. The inn's courtyard was delightful, our room clean and spacious. We enjoyed our dinners--scallops and roast vegetables were perfect, followed by homemade ice cream. Breakfast came with our stay-- huge selection, made to order. Their decor is so fun; we enjoyed the fun bipartisan paintings of presidents and some original Peter Max works. Recommended to others already! read more

The Killmarnock Inn is a lovely scene for dining. A bed a breakfast set in a historical home, the feeling on arrival is cozy and welcoming. Thr brunch menu is full of a variety of choices including meal entrees as well as breakfast selections. The service was attentive and terrific. The chef even came to greet us. Party of 9 on Christmas eve morning. CRAB CAKE BENEDICT A traditional benedict with crab cakes heaped alongside a traditional eggs benedict. Great presentation. Crab was delicious and did not contain fillers. Seasoning was great. Recommend. SHRIMP AND GRITS The Grits were perfectly cooked. This term for generous and large-sized. They were shell off but tails on. Would recommend. GOVERNORS OMLET A tasty omlet with vegetables, ham, cheese. Simple and delightful! CROQUE MADAME I ordered the dish without muenster cheese and with fruit instead of potatoes. The sandwich was tasty though a rather on the small side. The fruit was fresh and good. This is a delightful restaurant - if you are in the area, it's definitely worth a visit! read more

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I love eating at the Inn I haven't had a bad dinner. It isn't a loud place Yao one feels they can have a conversation without noise from another group It isn't anymore expensive than other restaurants in our area read more

The Kilmarnock Inn is the finest dining in Kilmarnock and probably the northern neck. Elegant and based on a presidential theme.... very unique for the region. Decor is classy, wait staff friendly, service punctual and attentive, and the meals all freshly prepared. Good wine list and the fresh home made ice creams are delicious. This is a routine visit for us and our entire family looks forward to this experience. O read more

Kilmarnock Inn - Dinner with my family. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Kilmarnock, Virginia

Disappointing. Supposedly upscale B&B, we stopped in for coffee/dessert after dinner. Wretched service -- astonishing delays getting waited on, taking order, delivering order, processing check. How hard can it be delivering and charging or two coffees and a slice of carrot cake? Maybe staying guests get better treatment. read more

I have not eaten there in quite awhile . It was my dads favorite place for Sunday brunch ( which used to require a reservation ). The atmosphere is quietly regal, comfortable seating, quiet . Beautiful restrooms . The bacon was the best I have ever tasted in my life ! I was not able to pry loose the recipe ( trade secret apparently ). Dad always like the little glass of pear port served for dessert. It was a mixture of traditional brunch foods with dinner items . As much as you can eat. After dad died, I returned with a small group who had come from his funeral. He was remembered by the staff and I was given a bottle of that pear port. It touched me ! Great service! 5 years later: went back for the first time . The breakfast buffet is no longer served. But the menu is more than adequate and the food delicious. The service was excellent as always. But I did make a reservation. I would suggest doing that. It was very busy even in the morning. read more

I've never had a bad meal here. Food is always good and they have so many adorable dining rooms and courtyard garden. I'd highly recommend this establishment. read more

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Had a fantastic overnight stay at the Inn, and enthusiastically recommend it to anyone passing through. The cottage was clean, comfortable, and had all the necessity. Check in was easy. Breakfast was excellent and our waitress was excellent and extremely friendly. Breakfast is included with your stay so you start the morning off right. read more

A group of friends and I enjoyed a delicious Sunday brunch. The ambiance of the patio, gorgeous weather and excellent service, made for a fabulous time! You must try this place if you are in the area! read more

A very unique restaurant. Really a 3 1/2 stars. The rooms and menu or based around the presidency. They have a number of different rooms for presidents, and some commemorative White House plates on the wall. A White House rug greets you as you come in the front door. It is a more on the higher end pricing for the area. It does have a good sized entree menu. I started off with the crab soup, A tomato-based broth with vegetables, similar to minestrone, with a large helping of lump back crab meat. Then for my entrée I got crab cakes with risotto and roasted carrots. My wife and pop got rock fish with crab cake on polenta. The entree reads crab stuffed rockfish, but it is a rockfish fillet placed on a crab cake. My mom got the scallops. The food was good but did not blow my doors off. Our server was very sweet, but I was put off by their t shirt for a uniform. read more

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We didn't stay here, just stopped by for brunch. I had the eggs Benedict with crabmeat. Well made Hollandaise sauce. Eggs cooked perfectly. The crabmeat and use of Virginia ham made fore a nice local twist. Loved the Bloody Marys, wonderful garnishes! read more

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This place accepted a reservation on a Friday night for 7:30 dinner and then when we got there told us the kitchen closes at 6:30. It is not open till 9pm read more

Great food and excellent service. Always support the local spots, it is important for our economy and the friendly folks who work here.

I am so disappointed in this establishment and management. Both my husband and I called 8 weeks and then again 4 weeks ago when trying to make reservations for brunch for my mother who lives there in town. We, on the other hand, live 3 1/2 hours away. We were both told that they were not taking reservations at the moment and would call us back if they changed their minds. They did tell both of us on the two separate occasions that if we arrived when they opened at 8:00 we shouldn't have a problem. We did just that and when we arrived we were asked if we were staying at the Inn and we said no we were there for the brunch. We were then told they were full and if we didn't have a reservation we would not be able to dine with them. Let me first say that we were the only people in the restaurant and when we tried explaining what we had been told on two different occasions we were still told we had to have reservations. read more

We reserved their Honeymoon Suite over a week ago...but no one thought to tell us this wasn't a non-smoking room. We open the door walked in to the room and it REEKED of cigar smoke. So, for $260 a night, you can spend the night in a smoker's bedroom. Why they didn't tell me this was a smoking room when I rented it is beside me. I would have changed rooms but we drove over an hour and a half to get here and I'd already put my bags in the room. Total disappointment - this is the 3rd time I've stayed here and it's miserable. I won't be coming back and I would NOT advise anyone else to stay here. If you do, make sure and get them to commit to a smoke free room. If you're a smoker, this place is made for you; The Kilmarnock Inn is a smoker's paradise. read more

Wonderful, romantic, quaint inn in Kilmarnock, VA! The BF took me here for Valentine's Day weekend and we had the most delightful weekend. The owner of the inn is charming and his manager is very attentive and accommodating. The inn is made up of 7 guest houses (we stayed in the Harrison) that all represent the homes of the 7 presidents from Virginia. It was beautiful and classic and very well kept! Two of the rooms are pet friendly! (We were able to bring Louie, our Boxer, with us.) Kilmarnock is located on the West coast of the Chesapeake Bay and we visited several beautiful parks on the water plus several local wineries. The wine wasn't so exciting but it was fun to visit the beautiful vineyards. Kilmarnock is a quaint little town with a couple of VERY good restaurants. MEN- listen up. This is a wonderful place to take your sweet love. My BF earned major brownie points by planning this weekend. I was very impressed. read more

The food was great and we had a wonderful 1st Valentines Day dinner as husband and wife!

This is a fantastic restaurant and great staff. The beginning started out slow with our initial treating but still a great experience.

We enjoyed our stay, Tyler room was neat and clean and our breakfast was far better than any chain hotel. Would love to go back. The staff were so pleasant. Keep up the good work. read more