The pork chop was solid, but the cream sauce caught me off guard. It wasn&#39;t listed on the menu at all. Still, the meat itself was cooked perfectly.

The turkey sandwich was the highlight. The bread was fresh and toasted just right, and the turkey itself was moist, not dry at all. The cranberry mayo added a nice tang. I&#39;d come back just for that.

The view of Willoughby Gap is the main draw here. Had a nice glass of local Riesling on the patio that paired well with the breeze. Food was decent, but honestly, you&#39;re paying for that vista. A bit pricey for what it is, but the setting is hard to beat.

Smoothies were tasty, but what really stood out was how they handled my food allergy. Staff took it seriously, double-checked everything. Felt safe ordering here.

Came back for breakfast. The corned beef hash was generous and rich, but a touch salty for my taste. The apple crumble was a warm, flavorful treat. Solid spot.

The passionfruit cosmo with fresh juice was a nice treat on a chilly evening. Decent drink menu overall.

Been coming here for years, and the queso burger is always spot on. Cooked just right, never dry. Drinks pack a punch too. Menu&#39;s got options, but that burger&#39;s my go-to.

Sat at the bar again. Alli&#39;s a pro, always on top of things. Drinks and apps came quick, solid prices.

The pizza crust is the star here. Thin, crisp, with a perfect chewy pull. The pepperoni cups and crisps up just right. It&#39;s the kind of base that makes the simple toppings shine.

The cornmeal pancakes were a revelation, honestly. The texture was spot-on, and the flavor was something else. But for $18, the portion felt a bit small. The homemade bread and local sausage were good, just wish there was a little more on the plate.

We&#39;re regulars here for a reason. The staff remembers our usual orders, which is a nice touch. The grilled octopus appetizer is our go-to &ndash; it&#39;s always tender and perfectly charred.

Stopped in for lunch. That Nashville chicken sandwich is huge and actually spicy, not just hot. Steak and mash was solid too. Left pretty full for the price.

Been coming here for years. The eggplant parm is always spot on - crispy outside, tender inside. Chicken marsala&#39;s solid too. Bread and oil to start never misses. Desserts are a treat. Just a reliable spot.

The corned beef hash is the real deal here, homemade and so flavorful. I&#39;m a sucker for a good hash, and theirs has these perfect crispy bits mixed in. The buckwheat pancakes are solid too, but that hash is what I&#39;ll be coming back for.

Came back for the salmon on a cedar plank. It&rsquo;s just so good&mdash;moist and that smoky flavor comes through. Shrimp scampi was solid too. Service was on point, no complaints.

The local cheese plate was the star. The blue cheese had this sharp, creamy bite that went perfectly with the homemade bread. The specialty butter was good, but honestly, the cheese was so flavorful it didn&#39;t even need it.

The grinders are a solid value for the price. Good portion size on a tasty sandwich.

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Inn at Sunset Hill Restaurant

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