Comus Inn at Sugarloaf Mountain

Crab cakes were delicious, everyone enjoyed their desserts. Butternut soup was also delicious. Service was very good.

The service was friendly, informative, with humor, and efficient. The food was marvelous .

My fiance and I brought my parents here as a "thanks for paying thousands and thousands of dollars for our wedding, enjoy this expensive food that won't come anywhere close to making up for that cost" lunch. My parents have been here millions of times, friends worked here when I was in high school, and this is like 15 minutes from where I grew up, but I had never been here before. The food was really good, the restaurant is very nice, and the view is one of the best in the area. And while we are not getting married there, it would be a perfect place for a wedding, especially a fall wedding. We started off with the fried pickles and onion rings, which came with an apple butter/mustard dip, which surprisingly complimented the onion rings. I got the Comus Club, which is just a regular club sandwich but the red pepper relish really kicked it up a notch and it was a really good, and really giant sandwich.

This is not really a place for kids. No kids menu. But my son ate the Mac n cheese and loved it. Jose our waiter was amazing with the kids. And really did his best to make it enjoyable for them.

We were greeted so warmly and the staff working the buffet areas were very welcoming and accommodating.

Needed to find a restaurant with a view of the countryside and found the perfect place. Had lunch with a great view of Sugarloaf Mountain--it's not the Alps, but it's less than an hour from DC--so come on . Started with the Smoked Salmon Deviled Eggs with Capers and it was delicious. For my main course I had the Grilled Chicken Sandwich on Jalapeno Cornbread Toast with Brie Cheese, Caramelized Local Apples, Onion, Arugula, Apple Butter Mustard, Comus House Made Chips--very good. Heads up: I believe they do a fair amount of weddings (spring/summer/fall), so you may want to call ahead to avoid that mess.

We went here for Mother's Day Brunch, and it was well worth it. The drive up to this place is very nice, and the Inn itself is very well setup. The food was really quite good. The Omelette's and Eggs Benedict were excellent, as were the fish dishes. The only one dish at the buffet that wasn't as good was the chicken - too dry. The breakfast dishes like bacon and sausages were excellent as well.

The deserts at this brunch were fantastic. The have a pastry-chef and make their own desserts, and it shows!!

Overall, excellent meal. We will definitely keep this on the list of big bunch events, but also probably visit again for a regular Sunday brunch to see how it is.

I would definitely come back on special occasions, and am also looking forward to having their Sunday brunch.

They had live music the night we were there, and it was entertaining without being overbearing .

prompt, friendly, & relaxed service .

Went here for lunch with the LivingSocial deal that gives $50 worth of food for $25. With this deal, The Comus Inn is still priced high. We were paying dinner prices at a nice restaurant but for a lunch here. The food is phenomenal, don't get me wrong, but it is a bit overpriced. The service was really friendly and the desserts were delicious too. In summary: go for lunch unless you're filthy rich and even then just for special occasions.

The Comus Inn is a great upscale restaurant. The food was very good and the service was excellent .

We got seated at a table next to the window and were able to enjoy the view of the mountains. I would definitely try to get a table in this outer area, since the view of the pasture and mountains is very relaxing and peaceful. At first, I thought we might be underdressed, as everyone in our group was wearing jeans, but if we were, we were never made to feel that way. The wait staff was attentive and very friendly.I would definitely try the donuts with caramel sauce (amazing) that's offered as an snack. Our group ordered a variety of things from the farm omelet, the chicken and waffles, and the monte cristo. Everything was delicious. the drinks were good but a little pricey for the alcohol that was used/served. Definitely not a cheap brunch option, but great during the holidays and if you feel like going some place nice.

We had a fabulous dinner here. Our waitress was attentive without being overbearing and was spot on with recommendations. I'd advise against the crab. Save that for Annapolis.



Overall, the food was very good. I started with mixed greens, we shared the fritters (get it for the sauce!!), and had the chicken roulade. My meal was delicious. My husband got the lump crab salad with watermelon- a great combo of the crab was fresher. He had the pork chop for his entree and that'll be my next choice!



The view is beautiful... Perfect to bring the in laws, or a great date night.



We will be back soon!

I am commenting on the professionalism of Jesse. He may be the manager but if he isn't, he acts as a true professional. It's rare that there is customer service anymore but his handling of our unfortunate late canceling of a large group dinner is to be commended. Gracious and understanding. If not for the good food, go to Comus to be treated well as though a guest in their home.

Great dinner. My wife and I both had iceberg salad. Dressing was perfect. She loved the crab soup and I got stuffed on the pimento cheese plate. Her chicken with peaches was sweet but not too sweet. The pork was awesome in a mustardy/vinegar sauce.

Had a lovely brunch date with a friend here :) The service was leisurely, the food was expensive but filling, had a wonderful warm mixed drink with plenty of chocolate. Took a walk on the grounds afterwards and was very happy - the view is gorgeous, too. Ordered an omelette which was a little heavy on the onions and a bit dry.

Dickerson, MD. Had a delicious lunch of Lemon Grass Chili Spiced Catfish. It is only served at lunch. Menu is changed periodically. Beautiful location great. Scenic drive to get to it. FRIENDLY service. Reasonably priced for lunch. Very highly recommended. It is within 3 miles of Sugar Loaf Mountain where we went for a nice hike after lunch. There is also a winery almost next to the Inn.