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The Milton Inn Restaurant – 8

Upscale American Fare (Up to 54% Off). Two Options Available.

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No Longer Available
Mon Jun 11 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$65
Discount
54%
You Save
$35
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  • Date Night
  • Foodie

In a Nutshell

Award-winning chef besieges taste buds with artisanal fare & handpicked wines in nearly 300-year-old fieldstone manor

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 12, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Valid only for dinner. Not valid toward chef's tasting menu, lounge menu, or restaurant week offers. Not valid on 11/22/12. Not valid on holidays. Jacket preferred for dress code. Not valid with other offers.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

A perfect table setting requires pristine linens and polished cutlery, except at off-Broadway restaurants where waiters set every table in post-apocalyptic Vienna. Avoid avant-garde eating with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $30 for $65 worth of food and drink valid Sunday through Friday
  • $30 for $60 worth of food and drink valid on Saturdays

The menu includes jumbo lump crabmeat in saucers of Maryland crab soup ($11), as well as the seafood andor ($37), a medley of lobster, rockfish, crab, mussels, and shrimp in a creamy dill sauce with wild mushroom risotto. Bourbon-and-red-wine sauce rains over a grilled pork chop ($35), and knives' serrated edges can also sink, like yachts made of sponge cake, into tomato halves peppered in garlic-bread crumbs ($7). View the full menu here.

The Milton Inn Restaurant

Within a 272-year-old fieldstone building, the aroma of pan-seared seafood and glazed meat drifts through dining rooms as patrons clink together glasses of fine wines. The location didn't always have such a refined air; throughout its history it served as a rest area for travelers and a prestigious school for boys. It wasn't until 1947, when Ivan Drechsler purchased the location, that it was restored and established as a country inn.

Today, executive chef and owner Brian Boston, who was recently named 2011 Chef of the Year by the Restaurant Association of Maryland, crafts upscale American dishes in the Inn's bustling kitchen. Plates of artisan cheeses and steaming bowls of fresh Maryland crab soup travel to the dining room, warming up stomachs for later courses more efficiently than a series of lunges beside one's table. Entrees such as the 12-ounce grilled rib-eye steak and wild-mushroom-stuffed phyllo star in the inventive, upscale menu next to sides of grilled summer vegetables.

Nearly 200 handpicked red and white wines age gracefully in an underground wine cellar, which rests beneath colonial-style dining rooms illumined by tabletop candles and crackling flames from a rustic stone fireplace. The Milton Inn Restaurant requests that male guests don jackets, a prerequisite that arose after the short-lived “shirtless cummerbund” fad of the late 1980s. Diners that commute via four-wheeled steed can deposit their vehicles in the eatery's free parking lot.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Plate vs. Spoon

For years, people have gathered in public places to violently debate which product should be considered superior—plate or spoon? Here's how they match up:

Durability: Though spoon advocates argue that a metal spoon won't shatter like a plate would after being thrown off a building, plate proponents often counter with, "What if the plate were made by gluing together a bunch of spoons?"
Advantage: Plate

Ability to Be Used as a Utensil: Spoon is a clear winner in this category until you consider that a plate is just a giant spoon with no dangerously sharp handle.
Advantage: Plate

Aesthetics: It's no coincidence that a plate kind of looks like a newborn baby's beautiful face without those beady, unnerving eyes.
Advantage: Plate

Cool Factor: Kids are always saying, "There's nothing about a plate that deserves any hate."
Advantage: Plate

Flammability: Both will likely start on fire when exposed to the sun.
Advantage: Tie

Result: Though plate comes out ahead in nearly every category, the real winner here is civil discourse.

Why are spoons worthless?

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