The Bloomfield Inn

Great little Inn to spend time in the PEC The Owner, Sabrina and her spouse, have created a great little Inn. Limited number of rooms, but all very attractive. Love the Bistro! This little school setup is historically very interesting too. It is perfectly located between Picton and the bulk of the wineries. Just a few steps away from the Millenium Trail (accessible from their backyard; left on attached photo). Nice plus to have two microbreweries at walking distrance.

This review is for the Bistro ONLY. My wife and another couple arrived for lunch at around 1130am for lunch on a Thursday. The lone server greeted us and told us there was a delay in taking our orders. Two tables of four each were ahead of us. She seated us. Took our drink orders. Arrived about 15 mins later. Then about 40 mins later she came back to take our main orders. We ordered a BLT sandwich, and three Chicken Ceasar Wraps. All had fries. The total total bill was over $ 80.00. Then about 40 mins later, our orders came. The BLT sandwich had 1 piece of bacon and tin slice of tomato. Barely a handful of cold fries. The Wraps had same amount of fries, except one wrap had no fries. They were stiill being cooked. We ate fast because were were so hungry. Asked for the bill. Paid it and had to remind the server of the missing fries. They came in a take out container with barely a handful again. It took us over an hour and half to have lunch. There are only 5-6 tables in the small restaurant. Two other tables left after we arrived.

The accessible suite was great. Sabrina runs a great operation. We'll be back next year.

Sabrina was very attentive and friendly. Beautiful spot and great place

Sabrina is friendly and has good suggestions for what to do in The County.

My second stay. Sabrina went out of her way to welcome (and upgrade) me. Felt like family. Going forward I intend to stay every year when I attend an annual conference nearby.