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Dining at the 5-star restaurant is much more than food. It’s a total experience that wraps you in a world divine whether you’re a regular or it’s that special birthday, engagement moment or promotion that has brought you there. > The Inn at Little Washington started small from a catering business that grew to a theatre-like designed stage setting where powerful people, celebrities and inquisitive food junkies with a big pocketbook have gathered over the years to sing its praises.
The Inn has garnered not only a national reputation among chefs and food connoisseurs but for those grape loving enthusiasts, their wine cellar is the vintner’s Fort Knox.
They did it together - two minds and hearts and lots of hard work to make it happen and for many who have known them both well, they are saddened that the duo has parted ways.
One thing remained constant throughout the challenges that O’Connell and Lynch faced.
The Inn at Little Washington would be untouched by their differences. It would remain intact and that it has with staff and service stable and dishes more delightful than ever.
“All of us here in Little Washington are energized by this exciting new chapter in The Inn’s long and colorful history. I feel tremendously relieved and very happy to have been able to arrive at a resolution which is in the best interests of all parties,” O’Connell stated in their official press release.
The Rappahannock News covered the story when the Inn first opened its doors in 1977. Throughout the ensuing years, the paper has been privileged to report on not only the Inn’s culinary achievements but their communi
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