Arielle's Country Inn

Yes, Arielle’s Country Inn is a popular choice for date night. Guests repeatedly call it cozy, romantic and ideal for special occasions, with candlelit tables, a fireplace and a warm country‑inn atmosphere. Expect attentive service, refined steaks and seafood, and an intimate dining room that’s great for conversation. For a quieter experience, try an earlier seating or request a cozy table when you book.

Portions at Arielle’s are generous and satisfyingly plated for fine‑dining. Guests frequently note good‑sized entrees, abundant sides (scalloped or au gratin potatoes, vegetable medleys) and large salads that can be shared. Desserts are also described as ample and rich, so plan to save room but expect value for a higher‑end meal.

Family seating is common, many guests celebrate birthdays and family gatherings here, and parties of various sizes are frequently mentioned. The dining rooms are intimate rather than large, so parties can feel personal. The restaurant’s public information doesn’t specify physical accessibility features (ramps, wheelchair‑accessible restrooms), so if you need accessible seating or accommodations, call ahead and speak with the staff to confirm.

If you prefer a lively, celebratory vibe, weekend dinners and holiday evenings are excellent choices. For a quieter experience, aim for an earlier seating (guests recommend early dinner times) or less busy service nights. Because the restaurant fills quickly and seating is limited, book ahead, especially for special occasions.

The ambience is warm, rustic and intimate, think historic stone farmhouse with candlelight, soft background music and a welcoming staff. Guests frequently call it cozy, country‑charm dining ideal for celebrations, date nights and special occasions; noise levels are generally low enough for conversation.

The listed dress code is Casual Dress. Guests tend to dress nicely for special occasions, but the overall vibe is comfortably elegant, think smart casual or dressy casual for a date night or celebration.

Yes, the staff and owners are known to be accommodating. Guests report friendly, personalized service for birthdays, time‑sensitive plans (getting to a show) and celebratory touches. Call ahead to request seating preferences, dietary needs or celebration arrangements so the team can prepare.

Families do dine here and guests often celebrate birthdays and family occasions at Arielle’s. The focus is on steaks, seafood and classic fine‑dining preparations rather than a children’s menu, so for very young children consider an earlier seating and call ahead about menu flexibility.

Busiest: weekend evenings, holidays and special‑occasion nights, guests often describe packed dining rooms and parties. Quietest: earlier seatings and off‑peak times (weekday early dinners) are typically calmer. Because the venue is small, even busy nights feel intimate; call ahead to choose a quieter time.

If you want a lively, celebratory atmosphere, Friday or Saturday dinner is ideal. If you prefer a quieter meal, aim for an early seating or Sunday evening. Because seating is limited and it’s popular for special occasions, booking a table in advance will give you the best choice of days and times.

Arielle’s is run by chef/owner Jacques Colmaire; guests also frequently mention Christine (host/owner) as a welcoming presence. The owners are actively involved in hospitality and often greet guests during service.

There’s evidence Arielle’s operates for holiday meals, guests report memorable Christmas dinners and festive holiday service, but official holiday hours aren’t listed. Call the restaurant ahead to confirm holiday hours and availability.

Yes, Arielle’s offers garden dining in the warmer months. Guests have enjoyed eating in the flower garden during summer, making it a lovely option for pleasant weather and a relaxed outdoor experience.

Arielle's Country Inn is rated 4.7 stars by 1885 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.