With the rooms at The Inn at Little Washington a basic breakfast is included.  They also offer a la carte selections for an additional charge or you can chose a package that includes those selections too.  The basic breakfast includes a flight of seasonal juices, yougurt, fruit and granola, breads and coffee of tea.  Cocktails are available for an extra charge as are special coffee drinks.  Overall, breakfast was dull but if it comes with your room you might as well.  That said I wouldn’t advise paying for the extra selections as they weren’t that tasty.

Set-up

Food

The flight of seasonal  juices included (L to R) orange-grapefruit, apple-fennel, mixed berry and cucumber-mint.  None really made me want to drink it all.  The breads were croissants, banana muffins and brioche toast.  The croissants were nicely flakey, good and large.  The muffin was strongly banana flavored and the toast blah.

Yogurt, fruit and their Signature Granola were presented as a parfait, like at many B & Bs. The granola was nicely crunchy but the fruit looked old and had little flavor.  The granola mixed with yogurt is usually fine and this was, but nothing exceptional. 

The Omelette of the day came with a  home-fried potato waffle, and bacon, sausage or both.  The omelette was filled with caramelized onions and goat cheese and it was plated with a tomato tartlet and the potato waffle.  The omelette was quite lightly filled and small for $25.  The bacon was dull but the sausage was good.  The tartlet was tasty but the hashbrowns turned into a waffle shape didn’t have the crisp they needed.