Michelle Wright This was my very first visit to Warfield’s in Clifton Springs, and from the moment we sat down, I was impressed. Each table was set beautifully, and waiting for us was a small plate with artfully arranged butter, hummus, and olive tapenade alongside a basket of freshly baked bread — such a thoughtful welcome.
We started with the grilled peach crostini, Nonna’s meatballs, and berry salads, and every bite was bursting with flavor. The service team moved gracefully together, making the entire evening feel seamless and genuinely warm.
Executive Chef Mike Griffin even came out to chat with us. He is not only a talented chef but also such a kind, engaging person — it was a pleasure to have a few minutes to talk with him. It’s a really nice touch when the executive Chef comes out and engages with the tables.
For entrées, we enjoyed the evening’s special tenderloin tips and a ribeye. Both were cooked to perfection, plated beautifully, and generously portioned — I even had enough to bring home. To finish, the bill arrived with two decadent chocolate truffles, and we couldn’t resist sharing the crème brûlée, which was as stunning as it was delicious.
Though the weather kept us indoors, the atmosphere inside was charming, and our table gave us a lovely view of life in downtown Clifton Springs. Between the gorgeous food, the warm hospitality, and the elegant yet inviting setting, Warfield’s is truly a gem. I can’t wait to return — next time hopefully in the courtyard!