Homestyle Breakfast Served in the Stone House Dining Room

Keeping in the tradition of the past residents who once called these historic homes their own, Dan and Amy, the innkeepers of The Inns at 8th and Main, are deeply passionate about preserving and sharing the rich history that fills every corner of these beautifully restored properties. Their love for history is evident in every detail, from the carefully chosen décor to the stories they share with guests.

One of the most cherished moments for Dan and Amy is breakfast time in the historic dining room, where the ambiance itself tells tales of the past. Surrounded by period-appropriate furnishings and the warmth of the morning light, guests are invited to step back in time and experience a piece of McConnelsville’s rich heritage. During breakfast, Dan and Amy often take the opportunity to share fascinating stories about the history of The Stone House and The Morris House, giving guests a deeper connection to the place they are staying.

To make this experience even more memorable, they have devised a few creative and engaging ways to weave these stories into the breakfast experience. Whether it's through the sharing of historical anecdotes about the homes, showcasing vintage artifacts, or even featuring breakfast dishes inspired by the era, Dan and Amy ensure that each morning is not just a meal but a journey through time.

Breakfast at The Inns at 8th and Main is more than just a chance to enjoy delicious, homemade fare—it's an opportunity to connect with the history of the homes and the town of McConnelsville itself. Guests often find that these morning conversations become a highlight of their stay, adding a unique and personal touch to their visit.

Discover more about our breakfast offerings and how we bring history to life at The Inns at 8th and Main below.

Find out more about our Breakfast Options below..