at the Inn
Chef Michael at the Inn is Yarmouth's premier fine dining experience. An innovative menu features farm-to-table ingredients, expertly prepared, and served in an elegant setting.
The three course, fixed-priced menu is available for Valentines Day on February Saturday, 13th and Sunday, 14th 2016.
Chef Michael takes advantage of fresh produce, meats and of course the fresh seafood using local as much as possible.
We offer a small variety of Nova Scotia Wines and Beers, or bring your own wine for a nominal corking charge of $ 10.00 per bottle.
Please let us know if you are celebrating a special occasion. Private dining rooms available for small or large groups.
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Call 902-742-9900 or toll free 1-866-698-3142 to reserve your table.
Seasonal Menu
at the Inn
Please call for reservations
902-742-9900
in the heart of the Heritage District
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Valentine's Day Menu for Feb 13th and 14th
Carrot and Ginger Soup
Finished with Sour Cream and Cilantro
Fancy Caesar Salad
Crusty French Bread, Pancetta, Parmesan, Creamy Caeser then topped with a Poached Egg
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Lemon Grass Chicken (spicy)
Served over Rice Stick Noodles and Seasonal Vegetables
Eye of the Round Steak
Served with Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables served with a Green Peppercorn Sauce
Pan Seared Haddock
On Grilled Zucchini, Potato Onion Bake and served with a Grainy Mustard Dill Sauce
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Banana Foster Belgium Waffle Sunday
Freshly made Waffle, Sauteed Banana's, Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream then topped with a Walnut Fosters Sauce
No-Bake Reese's Peanut Butter Cheesecake
Oreo Crumb Crust and Pieces of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, then finished with Fresh Whip Cream
You will be greeted at the table with Champagne !
Three Courses $60.00 per person, plus tax and gratuity
Coffee and Tea included.
Wine & Beer menu available
or
small corkage fee of $ 10.00 per bottle
image credit: "Road Block"
by Maud Lewis
used with permission
copyright Art Gallery Nova Scotia
at the Inn
27 Willow Street
in the heart of the Heritage District
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Please call for reservations
902-742-9900
Guest Testimonial - Valentine's Day 2014
Chef Micheal at the Inn
Dual Tomato and Spinach Soup
"Nancy and I ventured out at the end of a cold, blustery day and had the pleasure of dining at Chef Michael at the Inn last night for their grand Valentine’s Day celebration. Although being friends with both Neil and Michael meant that I had been in and out of the Inn from its earliest days, this was our first dining experience there.
Once comfortably seated, Nancy was presented with a beautiful long-stemmed red rose; a lovely surprise! We started with the Avocado and Shrimp Tower, an innovative appetizer, skillfully blending the tastes of not one but four cultures. Mexican avocado wedges and shelled, poached shrimp were coated in a Japanese Wasabi dressing and layered between crispy, fried Chinese wonton wrappers, all sitting on a bed of Catalonian Romesco sauce. Wasabi and Romesco sauces are known for their spicy heat, but Chef Michael toned them down for local taste. Altogether, the appetizer was extremely pleasing to the eye when presented, and was a light but tasty start to the meal.
For a main course, Nancy chose the Baked Atlantic Salmon, while I chose the Pan Seared Sirloin Steak. The salmon was served on a bed of Basmati Rice with a Thai Red Curry Sauce, and topped with a generous helping of fresh slaw made from cucumber and cabbage. Again, the heat of the Thai curry sauce was brought down a notch or two, which allowed the subtle taste of the salmon to come shining through. The crunchy texture and tanginess of the slaw made an interesting counterpoint to the dish. Ordered medium rare, and delivered just so, the steak was sliced and placed atop a crispy potato Rösti, surrounded by a Port Cherry Sauce, The steak was topped by a disk of Blue Cheese Butter. The steak was oh so tender, the Rösti, crisp on the outside and fluffy within and the port cherry sauce, velvety and delicious.
Finally, coffee and dessert. Dessert was a Duo of Chocolate - two desserts on one plate. It consisted of an individual chocolate soufflé and a chocolate Marquise, sitting atop a puddle of dark chocolate sauce. The soufflé was just out of the oven hot. The sugary, crispy outside led to a wonderful, velvety interior. The only complaint was having to wait until it was cool enough to dig in! The Marquise, a blend of dark chocolate with just enough butter, sugar, cocoa powder, eggs and cream to bind it together, was rich and extremely satisfying; both desserts blending perfectly with the coffee.
A beautiful meal, with attentive, but not overbearing service, in an extremely warm, inviting room. What more could one ask for? A true delight to both the palate and the eye.
Thank you Michaels, Neil and Jill, for a wonderful evening." - Gerry Curry
Chicken Parm
Valentine Desert
Shrimp Tower
"A beautiful meal, with attentive, but not overbearing service, in an extremely warm, inviting room. What more could one ask for? A true delight to both the palate and the eye."
Steak Dinner