Tara - A Country Inn

"Charming get away. Good food. Nice extra touches such as afternoon tea and champagne punch hour. Restaurant present within inn. No need to leave entire stay with pool table, pool and chess."

"This place was so amazing, warm, and inviting. This Inn is based on the Gone with the Wind movie. It houses 3 different places to eat and various rooms to stay in. When we got there we were greeted very warmly and took on a tour to get the layout. Was informed about Tea time, cocktail hour, and breakfast and brunch locations. Every room is inspired by either a character or a quote from the movie, rooms that were not occupied were left with door open to view the beautiful states of the rooms. The food and atmosphere are both amazing as well. Delivering way more than expected."

"I am a huge fan of Gone With the Wind. It has been many years since my husband (who I called my Rhett Butler) surprised me with a birthday dinner at Stonewall's Tavern. I immediately fell in love with Tara and that is where we celebrated several anniversaries. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable. The last room we stayed in was Rhett's room and it was my favorite. My husband passed away almost 15 years ago. I have always wanted to stay one more night at Tara to honor his memory. I have not been able to do that for various reasons but I still keep it on my bucket list. I wish I lived closer so I could fulfill that wish."

"Did not stay in any rooms went for the brunch on Sunday. It was very good and there was a variety of food to choose from. Not a lot of breakfast items but did offer freshly made Crepes, waffles and omelettes. Very comparable in price with Iron Bridge."

"Tara hosted the Shenango Valley Chorale's Madrigal Feast in its Stonewall Tavern. It was a very nice evening in total. But the whole was better than the sum of the parts. The chorale was excellent in spite of pretty terrible acoustics. They were having fun and got the crowd involved to share the good time. The meal featured beef, chicken and fish as well as two sides, soup and dessert. The food was served family style at each table which was fun but awkward at times. Tara the Inn is pretty spectacular. A ton of Gone With the Wing memorabilia is everywhere. But they also have a great collection of Frederick Remington's bronzes. There is lot of stained glass as well. I wouldn't mind staying at the Inn sometime. We had a very nice evening."