With a cozy atmosphere inside and with outdoor dining on screened porches in spring, summer and fall, Indian Fields is a popular place, so it's wise to make reservations before you go. The restaurant serves dinner and lunch daily, with a brunch on Sundays. Its restaurant is a unique hideaway in the midst of the city. It also has a nifty brick-paved patio sandwiched between the inn and dependencies, where meals are served in warm weather. The menu offers seafood, steaks and three specialty items nightly.
Diners can wait for their parties in comfortable double parlors filled with period furnishings.
The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily and suggests reservations. This cozy inn on historic Church Hill is one block west of St. John's Church. It offers a gourmet restaurant on the main floor, a pub in the English basement and a garden patio. The fare is imaginative and innovative and includes fresh seafood, regional cuisine, homemade breads, desserts and soups. The boneless roasted duck with molasses and fresh berries served over wild-rice cakes never fails to please.