Kenyon Inn & Restaurant
100 W Wiggin St, Gambier, OH, 43022
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Address :
100 W Wiggin St
Gambier, OH, 43022 - Phone (740) 427-2202
- Website https://www.knoxcountyohiohotelrestaurant.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :Open 24 hours
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Dressy
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Debra F.
While visiting Kenyon College for the requisite campus tour etc. We stayed at the Inn and had dinner there. Unfortunately, our experience did not meet expectations. Dinner for two with wine was about $100. Not unreasonable if well executed. However the meal was way overdone, no wait staff came to enquire, the service sporadic and the food mediocre at best. So sad since there seemed to be such potential. The restaurant was not overcrowded, a slow Monday night in July, so it seems there is little excuse for such poor performance. Unfortunately, there is very little competition here. I hope the management takes notice as the tables on each side of us also were unhappy with their experience.
(2)Debbie M.
The wine was impeccable. The pork tenderloin and sweet mashed potatoes with asparagus entree were to die for and the beet salad was truly a hit. This is my second time here and I have to admit that I look forward to our visit at both the Inn and the restaurant. It is truly a treat. Especially in the fall, the scenes are breathtaking.
(4)Steve W.
If you are staying at the Kenyon Inn for a night (my case), this is a fine place for dinner. You may need a reservation, it has white tablecloths, but it isn't all that elegant. I ordered the Red & Green Leaf Spinach Salad with added grilled salmon. Ordered my dressing on the side with a side of the daily vegetable (snow peas). I had to send the salad back because it was dressed and the peas came in a pool (literally) of butter. The salmon was prepared well, and the homemade bread (you seem to get a different kind each time they bring out a basket) is delicious. Overall this isn't any place to write home about, but it will do if you need a convenient dinner in the area.
(3)Jamaize S.
The Kenyon Inn is a very nice restaurant in a beautiful setting in the heart of Gambier. I have been here several times and always have a very nice meal. It's good for special occasions or just for a nice night out. The food is good and they try and be creative, but it does not quite reach true foodie standards. That being said, there's always a wide variety of good options to choose from and they also have a nice wine list. A bit pricey for the food quality, however you forgive them for the atmosphere alone. As others have commented, crème brûlée is a great dessert and I also felt their house salad was very unique and refreshing. I also had a lamb shank ragout that was very, very good! I will say, however, their service seems consistently slow - so add lots of time if you are going to an event afterwards!!
(4)Kevin W.
Great food and staff. Truly a jewel tucked in one of the most aesthetically pleasing college campuses I have ever been on. We had nine people in our party and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. Our group ranged from 20 month old to late 60's.
(5)M. C.
Visiting Kenyon College? This is the place to stay if you don't want to drive back and forth to Mount Vernon (take it from me: you don't, especially if you rented a cheap but totally crappy Ford Focus). My room (215) overlooked the front of the inn on Wiggin Street, and (windows open) I could hear the bells from the nearby Kenyon Chapel. Lovely. The building is old but modernized, quiet, clean, nice linens, in-room coffee, nice front desk, unobtrusive housekeeping: all thumbs up. I couldn't find an electrical outlet within charger-cable distance of my pillow (if you know what I mean), but having to get up to quiet my phone/alarm clock was not the worst thing in the world. Best of all, staying at the Kenyon Inn gives you privileges at the nearby KAC (Kenyon Athletic Center). Gorgeous facility and an excellent (world-class) pool. Swam there twice and *loved it*! Call or drop by to find out public access hours. The inn is close to the Kokosing Gap trail (a rails-to-trails path)--you can rent a bike at the bookstore across the street or just hoof it. The lush greenery was dazzling to this lady from brown, crackling, twiggy, drought-stricken California! Part of the trail runs by the KAC, and there are some train cars that kids can climb and play on. Really fun for little ones. Make sure and ring the bell!
(4)Kristi E.
Spent the night and had dinner at this lovely Inn. Would definitely recommend it to anyone. Food and service was top notch. Rooms were large and bed was very comfortable.
(5)Laura C.
Sat at the bar and have some wine with a friend. Bar area is really small and so is the dining area. Also had the apple radicchio salad which was huge (nearly a meal in itself) and delicious. Loved the dressing as it's apple cider vinegar - yum! Can't comment on their entree food - maybe next time I come in town to visit.
(3)Sowmya R.
I love this place!! Very classy and elegant, great atmosphere!! Amazing food!
(5)Lolia S.
An elegant and romantic place to stay. The decor is understated and and the town feels tucked away in Amish country. It's right next to Kenyon College and so the main thing to do when you're there is wander the campus (or go hiking, biking; play golf). It's a lovely campus with a particularly impressive library. Paul Newman is an alum. There's a small shopping area and the deli has good Amish cheese. Lots of trees and shady groves.
(5)Mira K.
The location is on the Kenyon college campus which is really nice when school is not in session. There is a restaurant and a bar at the Inn. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner however you usually have to make reservations. The menu has a lot of creative entrees and the food is pretty good. The rooms are very nice and fully equipped with all expected hotel amenities (iron, blow dryer, and bathroom/shower supplies).
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