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Saturday, March 6, 2010

Luxury and Relaxation Await at Poplar Springs Inn



Poplar Springs Inn Owner/Chef Howard Foer


Posted by Jon Westman


Luxury meets serenity. That’s the first thought that comes to mind to describe the Poplar Springs Inn in Casanova, Virginia – where Erin and I spent a recent weekend. Owner/Chef Howard Foer and his accommodating staff roll out the red carpet for their guests each night – whether it’s for patrons of his magnificent Inn, the spectacular restaurant called The Manor House, or the tranquil spa – the service and amenities are first-class.


Located just three and a half hours from the sandy beaches of the Eastern Shore, Poplar Springs is a relaxing and rejuvenating retreat set on more than 200 acres of the breathtaking Virginia countryside. The return of spring provides the perfect opportunity to visit Poplar Springs and experience its lavish conveniences – both inside and out. Warmer temperatures offer guests the chance to explore the property’s romantic nature trails, to relax in its soothing outdoor hot tub or to embark on a private picnic for two exquisitely prepared by the staff.


Poplar Spring’s dining opportunities are extensive and exceptional. The resort offers a host of options, including a wide variety of delectable dinner selections, such as:


Seared Moulard duck breast served with pan roasted apricots


Herb gnocchi with a roasted Vidalia onion sauce


Roulade of veal scaloppini with pancetta & oven dried tomato and spiced pecan butter


Seared diver scallops with a tomato saffron fish sauce with a saffron fettuccini


Medallions of bison strip loin with a green peppercorn sauce


Crispy Maitake mushrooms and braised chayote squash.


An expansive selection of lunch options from the spa, coupled with a creative light fare menu served in the cozy Casanova Lounge, room service availability and brunch varieties create a host of dining choices morning, noon and night. There’s absolutely no need to look for a restaurant off of the property. I suggest ordering lunch from the spa menu and requesting it be served in front of the gorgeous lobby or library fireplaces. It’s a subtlety that will go a long way with your partner.


Look for our in-depth feature about the Poplar Springs Inn inside our July-August issue. For more information, visit www.PoplarSpringsInn.com.

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