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Fine Dining in a Historical
Atmosphere
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This
remarkable building, Gabriel’s Inn, was constructed in
1862 and occupied by six Welsh families who had worked in
the quarries that settled the village in 1831. In 1896,
Dr. George H. Riggs founded a sanitarium here "for
the care and treatment of Nervous and Mental Disease of
women." In 1968, Guy Gabriel bought the property and
turned it into Gabriel’s French Provincial Inn. He
raised his family here as well as many of the produces and
meats used the restaurant. In December of 1998, the
DeLawder family purchased the property, and in keeping
with Mr. Gabriel’s tradition, they intend to raise their
family here and have returned Gabriel’s Inn into the
fine dining establishment that it is known for.
At Gabriel’s Inn, they take pride in
preparing everything fresh and to order. If you have a
special request is not on their menu, their skilled chef
will be happy to accommodate you. They are committed to
providing a relaxing and pleasurable dining experience
where you will enjoy everything from the fine wine and
exceptional fare to the consummate service and comfortable
atmosphere.
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"With the help
of the late Guy Gabriel, Sean DeLawder has brought a little bit of
France back for all of us to enjoy..."
--
Frederick
Magazine
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