Diane Nesman

Review of Longfellow's Wayside Inn

Great setting. Incredibly historic. Took our frien...

Great setting. Incredibly historic. Took our friends from London here. Dark, colonial renovated amazing home that's museum quality. The waitress was first rate but the food......geeshh. Overcooked, tough pot roast that was over covered in this pasty, dark brown sauce they called gravy, oh so boring green beans, a simple baked potato. I couldn't eat the pot roast...it tasted like dog food to me. Thank goodness for the rolls and indian pudding. That were actually good...but not very good!

Really, just down-right awful food. Almost sent it back. Go someplace else.