Pilgrim's Inn
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we dine-in with my family, everything awesome, everyone so warmth & friendly.. foods was really delightful & delicious.. highly recommended.
Deer Isle and the surrounding area are breathtakingly beautiful. The area is a haven for all sorts of performing and visual artists. There are hiking trails for all levels of proficiency that are easily accessible. The Pilgrim’s Inn is an interesting, historic structure with modern conveniences. Our room was comfortable and spacious. It appears that each room has its own separate heat pump for heating and cooling. There are two eateries available within the inn: a casual...read full review
We just came to eat in the dining room room, so I could not speak to the inn itself. The staff were so hospitable and cheerful, and our waiter Elliot made the evening so fun for all of us, including giving recommendations on which dishes to try. There are lots of surprising items on the menu, so don’t be shy about asking questions! The dining room has an amazing view of the water, too, and I recommend showing up for your dinner reservation a little early so you can look at the...read full review
Pilgrim's Inn, nestled in the picturesque coastal setting of Maine, offers a cozy and comfortable stay. The inn has improved over the years, with some guests returning to sample the evening dining option. The new owners bring a beautiful aesthetic and a remarkable vision. The food and beverage program at Pilgrim's Inn has been praised for its exceptional quality and local flavors. The staff is known for their warmth, attentiveness, and genuine hospitality.
The restaurant and tavern are delicious, offering a creative flair using local ingredients in a unique way. Executive chef Courtney Burns has brought in a summer of guest chefs, each preparing a menu reflecting their unique vision. Guests can enjoy dishes like lamb, fresh hand cut pasta, short ribs, baked halibut, lobster toast, and scallops, all described as delicious and perfect. The to die for desserts, like a blueberry crumble, finish the meal. The inn is a hidden gem that captures the essence of New England, with its historic charm and modern comforts, making it a recommended destination for a peaceful and enjoyable getaway.