Willow Creek Farm

Situated in picturesque Loudoun County, Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm combines four historic, original antique buildings, each connected and restored to represent the classic American Inn.

The history of the design goes back to the early 1980s when Clyde’s purchased a series of antique heavy timber structures that had been destined for the wrecking ball. These structures were photographed, labeled, disassembled, preserved, and stored for later restoration with no clear understanding of where or when they would be employed. When the opportunity for a new restaurant at Broadlands arose, this became the perfect venue to combine these historic pieces in creating what will become a truly unique restaurant for Northern Virginia.

The eye will delight in the outrageous collection of art found at Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm - the antique carriages from the late nineteenth century hanging from the ceiling of the Carriage Bar, the life-sized horse, made in France and once the mascot of the famous 21 Club in New York City, pulling an antique carriage; the complete collection of “Audubon’s Fifty Best” from the Original Havell Engravings of John James Audubon’s Birds of America featured in the front dining room and adjacent bar; and the two beautiful sleighs poised outside the entrance, restored to their original splen- dor. Murals by Wiggins & Paulsen cover the walls of the long interior hallway and the small Samuel French Tavern dining room, and several of their paintings are found at the entrance.

Our sincere belief is that a great dining experience begins with fresh ingredients, friendly people, and an unforgettable atmosphere. Our Executive Chef and Event Team are here to help you create that experience.