a room with chairs and chandeliers

Culinary Heritage

Come dine on old Southern classics as well as scrumptious, savory dishes characteristic of today made with locally sourced ingredients and seasonal produce complemented by an impressive wine selection.

Circa '31

A large spacious room off the lobby flooded with natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows serving upscale classic Southern cuisine with a playful twist. Enjoy seasonal front porch dining, weather permitting, for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Reservations are strongly encouraged and shirt and tie are recommended for dinner. Breakfast and lunch are casual.

The Speakeasy Bar and Restaurant

Unwind with a night cap in this prohibition themed, Art Deco-inspired lounge with period music and a prohibition themed drink menu offering such cocktails with names like A Dancin' Fool, Hollow Cane, or Devil's Candy. Live music every Thursday sets a jovial ambiance to this Luray, Virgina treasure.

Circa '31

A large spacious room off the lobby flooded with natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows serving upscale classic Southern cuisine with a playful twist. Enjoy seasonal front porch dining, weather permitting, for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Reservations are strongly encouraged and shirt and tie are recommended for dinner. Breakfast and lunch are casual.

The Speakeasy Bar and Restaurant

Unwind with a night cap in this prohibition themed, Art Deco-inspired lounge with period music and a prohibition themed drink menu offering such cocktails with names like A Dancin' Fool, Hollow Cane, or Devil's Candy. Live music every Thursday sets a jovial ambiance to this Luray, Virgina treasure.

a room with tables and chairs
a shelf with bottles of alcohol
a room with tables and chairs
a shelf with bottles of alcohol
Recipes

Dishes with a backstory

Savor our kitchen's signature recipes, each dish a flavorful reflection of our hotel's storied past.

a plate of food with a slice of pie and ice cream

Shenandoah Apple Pie

The Inn has been serving Shenandoah Apple Pie since they opened in 1931. Apple pie has been a signature dish at this hotel because a key ingredient of the recipe is grown on the property of the hotel: apples! Residents of the area remember when the hotel would make and then sell the fresh apple pies to the resorts along Skyline Drive. The apples of the Shenandoah Valley have a distinctive tart flavor that sets them apart from other apple pies. It is known that Johnny Appleseed was a notable resident of the Shenandoah Valley.

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