Dining at The Griswold Inn isn’t just a meal—it’s an experience wrapped in centuries of charm. From the flicker of candlelight to the low wooden beams and vintage maritime artwork, every inch of the place whispers history. You feel like you’re stepping back in time, but the food is anything but dated.
The menu leans into hearty New England fare, and it delivers. The pot roast is fork-tender and rich, the clam chowder is creamy and full of flavor (no skimping on the clams), and the baked scallops are fresh, buttery, and beautifully seasoned. And if you’re lucky enough to be there on a prime rib night—don’t miss it.
The staff is warm, attentive, and clearly proud to be part of such a beloved institution. It’s the kind of place where you’re encouraged to linger, sip a glass of wine or cider, and soak in the ambiance.
There’s something magical about dining here—it’s cozy, classy, and steeped in the kind of character you just can’t fake. The Griswold Inn restaurant is a rare gem that gets better with time. Five...
Read moreI brought my cousin from out of state who is a big foodie and they were very impressed! The menu options were a mix of comfort and elegance with a dash of creativity. The staff were extremely professional and very attentive - my water glass was filled frequently without me having to chase anyone down! Will definitely be...
Read moreAbsolutely fabulous place they have a great meal Large menu The restaurant itself dates back to the late 18th century It is highly decorated in every type of nautical thing you can think of The room is quite large, and therefore it is a bit noisy as the original design at his building was not meant to...
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