For prices like this, I'd expect the food to 'wow' me. At least a little. And it doesn't at all. Underseasoned, overcooked, bland bland bland.
They seem to focus more on the food's woo-woo-magic than its taste. A quote from their website--
""We, at the Inn, believe in giving you the purest of Nature’s foods, energized as a gift from the sun with a dash of esoteric food knowledge and ancient mystery school wisdom tossed in for your seasoning and pleasure. It may just raise your body’s light vibration and the extra work may cost you a few pennies more, but we believe in the long run, this way of living and eating may prove less expensive.""
Well, I've tried spending those few extra pennies, er, *twenty dollar bills*, but I guess those light vibrations don't add anything in the way of flavor.
I cannot recommend this place for a meal, but go for just dessert and enjoy the outdoor setting. You'll have a better time that way.
Pros: Pretty outdoor atmosphere
Cons: Insane prices for mediocre food
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