Wakefield Inn & Restaurant

Booked the room (#5) on the day of via my iPhone as the front desk attendant had unfortunately not been trained on how to book a walk in guest. Nonetheless, we had a great night's stay (decent bed & shower) after a delicious dinner in their restaurant! Only thing that would have made it perfect is breakfast since in reading reviews, they apparently did used to offer. Currently they have self-serve coffee & tea + some stale danishes.

Just had dinner at the Inn's restaurant. Second time I have been there. The 3 of us had a wonderful evening. Ate in the bar at the table. Very charming bar. Allie, bartender/server couldn't have been nicer or more professional. She had 4 patrons eating at the bar and another group of 4 came in for drinks before eating in the dining room. She handled all 11 of us with ease. Excellent drinks. I'm a martini snob and she nailed it. My bro in law had the roast chicken special and my sister had the lobster Alfredo special. I had the Flatbread with fig, chicken, fontina, parmesean and arugula. All of us were delighted with our meals. Excellent food excellent ambience. Go! Long live the Wakefield Inn!

We had been wanting to try this place for quite a while. We finally went and the food was incredible. We ordered *****ni cocktails to start. Neither the waitress nor the bartender knew what that was. I was surprised by this since the menu is Italian inspired. The cocktails came and they were perfect. We then had the nosh board which is basically a charcuterie board with great cheeses meats nuts spreads etc. is was fantastic. We also shared an arugula and goat cheese salad. Very good as well. For entrees we had the seared scallops and the Italian rib eye. We shared both and created a kind of surf and turf all was wonderful. Now the not so good part. The service was not so good. Our waitress was nice and knowledgeable of the menu, but not very attentive, spent a lot of time setting and clearing tables even though they seemed to have bus staff for this. Food runners brought us our food and we were never asked if we needed anything. I would have liked some black pepper on my salad. We ordered a bottle of wine which never came. When I finally tracked down the waitress, she said they were waiting for clean glasses. What? We were done with our meal and the wine didn’t come. A restaurant of this caliber you would think someone would have hand washed 2 wine glasses. Instead we cancelled the wine. The service kind of ruined the otherwise wonderful experience. The building is historic and very well preserved. Great ambiance. They also have small speak easy type bar that looked really cool, but it was too crowded for us to try. We will be back as the food makes up for any other shortcomings.

We knew nothing about this place before arriving. Overall, we were very pleasantly surprised. It is a traditional old country inn with all the charm and idiosyncrasy typical of these buildings Our room was spacious, decorated with antiques and a very comfortable king bed. (You should be aware there are no TVs--just a small library and collection of games.) We were greeted by co-owner Christina, who is also chef at the in-house restaurant. Unfortunately for us, we were not able to have dinner there because the restaurant is only open Thursday through Sunday. However, if the food she prepared for us at the free breakfast is any indication, we might well come back for a dinner at another time

The house is very unique and the food was excellent.

Wonderful historic 200 year old inn. Wide Board floors, hand hewn beams, multiple fireplaces. Nicastro family inn keepers and excellent chef, delicious breakfasts and Italian menu in the restaurant.

Nice place! Friendly people! Lots of hiking, bike trails, brewery’s and restaurants near by. Not to mention the inn has excellent food

They provided my wife and I with breakfast to go as we had an early event to attend, much appreciated!!

Excellent services and atention! Very happy to habe the opportunity to know this hotel and its staff