Best Historic Restaurants in Frenchtown

A charming, bustling room in the otherwise closed Frenchtown Inn, Finnbar appeared to this visitor to be a special place for locals, who packed the bar and the dining room on a Monday night. The menu is not extensive, with about four items in every category. Choosing was difficult, but we enjoyed each of our choices. We started at the bar with two varieties of gin and tonic (one each) along with a bowl of spiced peanuts. Once in the dining room, we started with glasses of champagne, then we each had a salad, one of "little gems," the other cucumber and zucchini. For mains, a pork shoulder for one, with a nice Pinot noir, and a mushroom ragu with fennel on the side for the other, with a French blend called, with a nod to French poetry, La soif du mal. Dessert was a shared Honeymoon almond cake. A fine time was had by both of us. Despite the busy room, the service was attentive but not hurried.

Wonderful meal and service on a warm summer evening.

Canal House Station is a surprise. A surprise to find it in Milford. A surprise to find such thoughtful cuisine in a renovated railroad station. Perfect service. A Sunday dinner menu that's deceptively filling. It's prix fixe, and you don't see the menu till the day or week before, but even our fried chicken night was outstanding, including a superb gazpacho with tinges of cumin in the aftertaste and a starter of deviled eggs with smoked salmon. This is not simply a local treasure. This is a place you come to from wherever you are, in our case 60 miles to the south. We'll be back!

Staying at PEACEFIELD Farms Bed & Breakfast and the hosts highly recommended. Got a 10% voucher as well! Dinner was awesome. Service was gracious and prompt. The wait staff here treated us like family. Definitely a return trip in our book.

Excellent dinner and great service ! Salmon and steak was perfect!