Can't speak for the hotel or the indoor dining, but the outdoor seating was right on the money! After driving around the Boston area on a overcast and rainy fathers day afternoon trying to find a break in the clouds. Somewhere around Concord/Lexington area we came across patches of blue skies and we started searching for restaurants with outdoor seating. To my surprise there were not too many to choose from and I took a chance on this spot. The location is great, the rest is consistent with the whole rustic feel of an old tavern. The best part was that our dog was welcomed and we were seated rather quickly considering the holiday weekend. Food was surprisingly good as I was expecting the "tourist trap" cuisine that we tend to see in historic places. Service was quick considering every table outdoors was occupied. I had the $17 Buffalo wings. Although they were definitely made prior in a large batch and reheated with sauce to serve, they tasted on the better side of such variety. Not dried-out at all and the Buffalo sauce tasted house made! Everything else we ordered came out very good, the sweet fries were a hit! Overall real good!

I went for lunch with 3 friends on a Tuesday afternoon. We ate in the tavern. There were options for all diets and the prices were moderate. Substitutions weren't difficult (fresh veggies instead of fries). The veggies were fresh and cooked slightly more al dente than expected, but were still good. Desserts were very good. Our server was efficient and the food arrived very quickly.

While passing through Concord we were impressed by the looks of the building. Very traditional North American colonial design. So we decided to have lunch there and what a treat it was. Very traditional interior with very friendly staff and excellent food.

We were not staying at the Inn but came to what must be our 15+ New Year's Day Brunch/Lunch in the restaurant there. The setting is beautiful, the food is wonderful from the breakfast foods , to the shrimp cocktail, salads and soup, to the carved tenderloin, chicken dish, seafood entree and vegetables, to the abundant deserts. They offer a special drinks menu as a nice accompaniment to the brunch food as well. Service is wonderful. As we said goodbye to our friends, it was same time next year.

I requested three rooms together. They confirmed until we arrived. We were a mixed group all woman and two with dark complexions. All of a sudden the rooms were not available and scattered throughout the Inn not close together. No reservations taken for meals. We were five women. Entering the dining area for breakfast we were told we would have to wait in the entrance to be served. A party of six, all whites, coming in after us, were escorted into the dining area right away. We went to the bar area at night to get drinks and snacks. It was later in the evening. We were told to wait. We waited for two hours, watching people who came in after us be served and then leaving! We would have gone somewhere else but being around 10 pm nothing close was open. If you have a darker complexion this is not the place to go! They are obviously racist and very nasty. NEVER AGAIN!!!!

Fantastic inn, loved the creaky floors and the winding hallways. Stairs can be a little steep and can turn, so be careful. The inn is positioned perfectly in Concord. A short walk will take you to the market and plentiful restaurants in the other direction. The restaurant there was pretty awesome, too! Had the lobster roll. Downsides, the water wasn't too hot for a shower (may have been the time we took the shower).

We had an event in the Alcott room. We had many guests stay at the inn. It is quaint. Historical and timely for that character. Parking is in the back. Super walkable to coffee and restaurants and galleries in Concord. Staff were helpful and pleasant. It was a great weekend and event. Thanks to Bella for the coordination. Super reasonable pricing for the room reservation.

Really beautiful hotel that makes you feel what it was like in the 1700’s. Clean and the bed was super comfortable. The only thing that was a challenge was the noise on a Friday morning. The garbage trucks were going, then the leaf blowers and then a big truck backing up to service the hotel. Would have been nice to have coffee in the lobby and they do breakfast Sat Sun only. For the price of the stay, it would be nice to include pastries etc in the AM. Other than that it was a really beautiful place, rich with history. Staff was nice.

If you dine there eat early. Sat down with friends for a 7:30 reservation. Our server, who was very nice, wanted our drink order, brings the cocktails and is hovering waiting for the rest of our order. Hey give us a few minutes. Informs us the kitchen closes at 8. Would have been nice to know that when we made the reservation. Barely finished the appetizers and the main course arrives. Nice way to ruin what should have been a good night. I bet they didn't rush George Washington when he ate there 😆

Beautiful location. We were seated inside the tavern with two small children. The height top was perfect for our group. We had hamburgers, Flat bread, Cesar Salas, sweet potato fries - but the best was the Chowder!

We had lunch here. The dining areas are in a very historic part of the building, but small and the noise of people's voices makes it hard to hear each other talk. The food was good. I had a burger that was cooked exactly as I asked. However, the sweet potato fries were cold, and the soup was sloshed down the sides of the bowl.

An American treasure located on monument square. We stayed in the original section built in 1716 that oozed history, charm and character. Incredible restaurants and tavern.Cant wait to return.

I was so excited to stay in this historical and beautiful hotel - we splurged on staying here as I was hoping it would be a highlight of the trip. You can imagine my disappointment when we walked into a weirdly humid room smelling of stale cigarette smoke with paper-thin walls. I'm sure the hotel did its best to clean and they can't control inconsiderate guests who smoke, but for the money we paid, it was a lackluster experience. The hotel is central to everything in Concord and I loved the bustling atmosphere - plenty going on and great food in the restaurants - but I had high hopes that weren't quite met. As I had to remind myself - you're paying for the location and historical atmosphere! If you're looking for spotless modern rooms in a quieter building, this is not the spot for you.

We had an extraordinary visit at Concord's Colonial Inn. Our room was charming and more spacious than we expected. Everyone we met, from front desk to restaurant servers, was kind, friendly and helpful. We had two meals in the restaurant, and both were wonderful. We highly recommend this Inn and hope we can return some day.

We had a lovely lunch out on the patio. Service and food were very good. The view was also very nice being in the heart of downtown Concord. They were very busy but managed it extraordinarily well.

The moment I got here it was a pleasure I really enjoyed staying here. First time here well guess what I made reservations for next Saturday in a bigger room for a lady friend and I. I recommend to stay here if you like to take a step back in time.