Also on the mountaintop are the Garden Terrace, offering casual family dining with emphasis on health-wise dishes, and the Devil's Knob Golf Clubhouse. In the valley, the Rodes Farm Inn is famous for its hearty, though pricey, Southern fare, and the Verandah serves delightful American and French cuisine with Cajun influences. Desserts, often pastries, are fabulously elaborate. Epicurean Nights feature a seven-course meal with seven wines. Innkeepers Michael and Laura Sheehan invite dinner guests to arrive early for a Virginia wine tasting and to stroll the grounds or sit by the crackling fire.
Dinner is served daily, and breakfast is offered to guests of the inn.
Reservations are required. Produce changes seasonally. After having a piece of homemade cake, pie or a cookie, you can browse the market and whet your appetite for shopping. This is a fun place for the whole family, with ever-changing vendors and seasonal goods. Jazz helps create an upbeat atmosphere in the fresh and original setting marked by an art deco decor and a wine bar.