
It’s been about 2 years since we visited Willows Inn and this time it was late fall as opposed to summer. The physical place hasn’t changed but the fall means shorter days and disrupts the view from the dining room. It also means you can’t have the starter courses outside on the porch and instead everyone piled into the area by a large fireplace with seating being very varied. Some were on benches, some sat at the bar on stools and there were a couple of sets of chairs by small tables, which I preferred. The lighting was much darker as the room only was lit by candles and the fire – and that also made it quite warm. Otherwise the system is pretty much the same. You start with a series of snacks and then move into seafood and then protein to dessert. It seemed like a lighter menu this time. The dining room had just 12 tables with a painted wood ceiling, narrow planked wood floor, music in the background with a sliding door to the kitchen at one end of the room. In an adjacent room was a larger table for 6. Continue reading