In the Worthington Inn
649 High Street


Average Overall Rating:

(4 out of 5)

Average Coffee Refill Rating:

(3 out of 5)

(3 out of 5)

Review by: Crochety on 9/26/2004

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The Worthington Inn is a stagecoach stop. It has been a landmark establishment in the center of Worthington since 1831.

Several rooms in the oldest part of the building comprise Seven Stars. The furniture is genuine antique, and the paintings on the walls are original. The seating is comfortable. The background music is classical or baroque. The tablecloths and napkins are damask.

I ordered a bowl of oatmeal that included chunks of apple and a generous heap of cinnamon. My husband ordered a platter consisting of three eggs over easy, sausage links, big hunks of fried potatoes (obviously cut in the kitchen, not poured from a bag), an English muffin with real butter (not one of those petroleum byproducts we often encounter), and jam served in a ramekin. The plate came decorated with a strawberry and four or five raspberries. The menu also offered pancakes, Belgian waffles, poached eggs with healthy sides, and several other options.

Coffee was served frequently enough. It's amazing that coffee could be so thick and strong without being bitter.

No one smoked, and there didn't seem to be any ashtrays around. I didn't ask.

Review #3900Review by: Crochety on 9/18/2004

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The Worthington Inn is a stagecoach stop. It has been a landmark establishment in the center of Worthington since 1831.

Several rooms in the oldest part of the building comprise Seven Stars. The furniture is genuine antique, and the paintings on the walls are original. The seating is comfortable. The tablecloths and napkins are cloth.

I ordered a bowl of oatmeal that included pieces of apples and a generous heap of cinnamon. My husband ordered a platter consisting of three eggs over easy, sausage links, big chunks of fried potatoes (obviously cut in the kitchen, not poured from a bag), an English muffin with real butter (not one of those petroleum byproducts we often encounter) and jam served in a ramekin. The plate came decorated with a strawberry and four or five raspberries. The menu also offered pancakes, Belgian waffles, poached eggs with healthy sides, and several other options.

Coffee was served frequently enough. It's amazing that coffee could be so thick and strong without being bitter.

No one smoked, and there didn't seem to be any ashtrays around. I didn't ask.

Review #3854


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Reviews submitted here are meant to pertain to breakfast only. While Mr Breakfast cannot vouch for the validity of each restaurant review, he feels pretty good vouching for the excellent character of the residents of Worthington, Ohio - who are primarily responsible for the review(s) you see above for Seven Stars.