Horn O Plenty

Great food and service. They have plenty of gluten-free options for those they may need it.

Driving back to Washington, D.C. for a nearby retreat, we stopped at for lunch Horn O Plenty, a restaurant and market inside a quaint wooden building with an outdoor patio. Here’s our experience. 1) Food: Being a “freshraunt,” the menu includes better-for-you options, salads, and even gluten-free options. I enjoyed the bowl of cream of mushroom soup, which comes with two pieces of buttered bread. (Ask for jam for the bread.) Despite being a bowl, it’s not super filling so the cheeses potatoes (beer cheese comes on top of the potatoes) was a perfect compliment. My seven-year-old daughter appreciated the kids menu and enjoyed the grilled cheese. 2) Drinks: They have handmade sodas, coffee drinks, and more. If you have a sweet tooth, order the vanilla bean iced coffee. 3) Space: It’s well decorated, quaint, and the little market has some gems in it- maple syrup, pickled garlic scapes, “zing butter,” and more. 4) Service: It’s friendly, but slow. The restaurant had a healthy flow, but wasn’t packed and it took a long time for us to get our order.

Healthy, flavorful food options. Options for those who prefer vegetarian or gluten free meals, a beautiful outside seated area to enjoy the beautiful garden alongside the property. Inside are fine arts, crafts and artisnal food products available for sale. A lovely meal and lovely service.