The Harvest Moon Inn consistently provides excellent service and perfectly-cooked food. I highly recommend you consider booking a table there for your next special occasion or even if you're just seeking a more refined dining experience.
On our most recent visit, our party of six sat in the tavern, which offers a charming, Colonial-style setting. (Upscale dining room seating is also available.) We ordered off of both tavern and dining room menus, sampling everything from homemade pastas and pizzas to the daily vegetarian creation, and beef tenderloin sandwich -- the latter being somewhat of a favorite dish among locals. Even the pickiest in our party expressed extreme satisfaction with their meals, all commenting on the smart use of seasonal ingredients, eye-pleasing presentations, and great tastes. The wait staff earned high marks, too, for being so pleasant and attentive, but not at all hawkish or annoying.
When I phoned to make the reservation, I mentioned that we would be celebrating a 65th birthday. The reservationist suggested we consider their "Birthday Dessert Sampler" -- a tray of 5 miniature (and sharable) desserts for $13. I immediately agreed to her recommendation, and asked that this dish be brought out at the end of the meal along with coffees for the table -- but without any formal mention of the dessert being made. The plan was properly executed, and was such a pleasant surprise for the birthday girl. A simple candle with the words "Happy Birthday" adorned the platter, and it was a tasteful treat for the whole party.
You always pay for what you get, and the Harvest Moon Inn is no exception. Tavern menu items hover around $15, and you can expect to pay upwards of $25 a dining room menu dish. Still, the experience is worth the price.
A few tips:
* This place is definitely suitable for well-behaved and mild-mannered children. And there is a children's menu -- you just have to ask for it.
* A piano player is featured in the tavern on Saturday nights.
* The tavern menu is NOT offered on Saturday nights.
* There is a fully-stocked bar and extensive wine list featuring vintage and non-vintage bottles. Wine by the glass is priced around $8 and up, and a minimal, but noteworthy, selection is offered. read more