Merchants Row
48 Monument St, Concord
(978) 369-2373
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We were warmly greeted when we arrived, and were given a choice of outside on the porch or inside dining. Our waitress was excellent and very knowledgeable about the daily menu. The Yankee pot roast and the baked scrod were both delicious, and were plated with style. I would recommend the Concord Inn as a great part of a Massachusetts experience.
I've been going to this restaurant several times a year for some time now. My fave dish is the salmon burger which has gone down slightly in quality recently. The main issue for me and my companion is the service, which was bad during our last visit at lunchtime. It took a very long time for our server to take our order, get our food, and to get our check. A side I asked for when placing my order did not arrive; it took 2 requests to others for it to finally arrive a while later. Barely saw our original server.
Clam chowder very good; house salad a generous portion. Chicken pot pie and Yankee pot roast both proved to be excellent choices. The Indian bread pudding was also very good.
The dining room felt like we were in a cafeteria. No decor. Our food arrived before the drinks. The sangria came in short glasses, no ice. It was warm. We had to ask for ice. Overall not a great experience.
Snooty hostess. They put us in a back room by the main hallway and waiting area, all on our own even though the restaurant wasn't busy.
There is parking around back and you can enter there also. Weekday lunch early worked great.
The food was very good, and of course the venue is fantastic as it is draped in so much history. It really makes a memorable night of dining. The service was very slow however. And that with the high Massachusetts prices, made it less than a five star experience.
This place is special. Went for breakfast. Sat outside. Food was delicious. Quality without an ounce of pretension. You know that meal you could once enjoy at that diner that had been around forever? It's here - except instead of that little diner you're in this idyllic colonial setting. It's no wonder we noticed the local regulars seated by us. We will become them as well! Loved the dose of Americana. Can't wait to come back for dinner!
Terrible experience. Served my mom gluten when she very clearly expressed she was celiac and needed the gluten free burger. Waitress did not apologize or do anything. Also served my aunt a dish she “didn’t know if it was gluten free or not” after she expressed she couldn’t have gluten. Very disappointing service.
All was good except the dining room had NO air conditioning on a very warm day. Very uncomfortable.
Restaurantji Recommends
3 of us had lunch on a Sunday. I got the entree special -- grilled swordfish with rice, mango salsa and asparagus. It was cooked perfectly, not too large (but fine for me -- older worman). The 2 younger folk (19 and 20) got the buffet which looked great, but they ate very little. What I did see on their plates looked delicious. Lastly, I am a sucker for the Colonial Inn's Indian Pudding, and it did not disappoint.
Food was very good. Service was excellent at first. Drinks, food came right away. Then a very long wait in getting the check and paying, Inn could use a spruce up. Dirty, windows filthy. Resting on its laurels, tourists, location.
Food was not good. Pot Roast dry. Potatoes not hot. Waiter spilled wine on my husband. Disappointed that I made a reservation and requested porch but had to sit inside while walkups got porch seating
Excellent experience in all levels—delicious food and out standing service in a lovely historic setting!
The food was great. Pot roast was exceptional. Service were very friendly and professional.
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