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Brandywine Inn

204 S Main St, Monroe, OH | Map it  

45050 39.441201 -84.362500

(513) 539-8911 | View Website

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Price:
$$$
Categories:
Restaurants
Cuisine:
French

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Payment Methods:
Cash, Check
Restaurant Special Features:
Group Dining, Prix Fixe Menu

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Member since Sep, 2011 View Profile
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Joined 8 months ago
3.0
September 26, 2011

Great food....but....... The food is perfection, but what about the condition of the exterior of this restaurant. The small parking lot is a disaster and the steps into the main entrance (the back of the building) is absolutely dangerous. The rugged stone steps and thin wood railing make entering and departing very dangerous. We cannot imagine that there have not been law suits involving falling. Surely they could afford repairs to these areas?

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geebeegb1

Member since Nov, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
5.0
November 17, 2007

Best Local French food. My husband and I have been visiting the Brandywine Inn for over 19 years. We even have a table we no longer have to request because Doris, owner and wife of the chef, knows to seat us there. Going to the Brandywine now is like eating at the home of friends. Although we rarely see George (the chef and other owner) as he is busy creating fabulous food, Doris is considered by us to be a good friend. We even often have a glass of wine together at the end of the evening when things have quieted down.

The Brandywine is classic french cooking at its best with George's personal style. The Chateaubriand is the best I have ever had (even in Paris), simple, elegant and so good you will want to lick the plate. Served rare, it is tender - throw the knife away, you will not need it.

The monthly specials are creative and gourmet delights. The only problem will be deciding which to order. In fact, there have been times when we have ordered an extra entree because deciding was just too difficult. From filet mignon to poached (in my opinion the only way to serve) salmon to the occasional lamb chop and chicken dish, we have never been disappointed.

We have had our Thanksgiving dinner there the past few years. Traditional but still with George's touches like a starter of seafood strudel and onion soup. This is not something you can whip up at home but it will make you wishing you had leftovers. We plan on being there again this year so perhaps we will see you there.

Reservations are a must if you want the specials, especially for days like New Year's Eve and Valentine's day.

Worth the drive, worth every penny, you will become regulars if you visit only once and you will be remembered by Doris.

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Member since Aug, 2003 View Profile
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Joined 9 years ago
4.0
March 01, 2007

Editorial Review. Prix fixe French cuisine and old-world ambience in a restored hotel and tavern constructed back in 1850.

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glad2bann

Member since Jul, 2006 View Profile
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Joined 6 years ago
5.0
July 17, 2006

Romantic spot!. WOW! We are still raving about our dinner at The Brandywine Inn! Excellent food! Beautiful presentation! Perfect service! We love quiet, out of the way spots.... where you can really talk and ejoy a wonderful dinner with each other or another couple.... and this is the place! We were so impressed! The Monterey Chicken appetizer was lovely, and the filet was out of this world! Dessert is all homemade as is everything....down to the rolls! Can't wait to go back!

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