Breakfast at the Whistling Swan Inn
Breakfast is not complimentary. It's the point.
Every morning at the Whistling Swan, something is being made from scratch before you come downstairs. Not assembled. Not reheated. Made - bread baked fresh, yogurt, fruit cut that morning.
This is the meal that makes guests extend their stay by a night. We've been told it's that good.
How It WorksYou'll receive a breakfast menu the evening before. Breakfast is served in the dining room - weekdays 7:30 to 8:30am, weekends 8:30 to 10:00am. Come down when you're ready. There's a communal table that seats ten if you want company, and smaller tables in the back parlor if you don't. When the weather is right, the gazebo and veranda are both options.
What You're Waking Up ToThere's always a savory choice and a sweet choice for the main course, plus a choice of sides: freshly baked bread, seasonal yogurt parfaits made with homemade yogurt, steel-cut oats layered with bananas and Irish Cream, fresh fruit, juice, and whatever pastries came out of the oven that morning.
The entrées rotate with the seasons and with what's good. Two that guests ask about by name:
Bananas Foster French Toast - homemade bread soaked overnight in an egg, rum, and banana liqueur custard, topped with caramelized bananas and fresh whipped cream. It is exactly what it sounds like.
Oh My Grits! Bowl - the savory answer to everything. Slow-cooked, properly seasoned, the kind of thing you think about on the drive home.
Dietary NeedsGluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan guests are accommodated - just let us know when you book. We've made lemon poppy seed muffins, potato hash, gingerbread and banana bread that guests with restrictions specifically request on their next visit. Tell us what you need.
After BreakfastThe hospitality station in the back parlor runs all day and all night - coffee, tea, soda, juice, snacks, and fresh-baked cookies. Chocolate chip. Oatmeal. Peanut butter chocolate chip. And occasionally whoopie pies, which are not announced in advance and are gone quickly.
You've been warned.

















