I went for my anniversary and wore a cocktail dress and was glad I did!

Went to the inn in august and saw a wide range. The people for whom it’s a special occasion wore cocktail dresses, long dresses (I wore a dressy long dress with sandals—you can find it if you search and strappy sandals). My DH wore sport coat no tie. Have fun!

A dress. Or nice dress pants and blouse.

Anonymous wrote:I like this dress with a pair of boots https://www.zara.com/us/en/printed-tulle-dress-p05039805.html?v1=203470934&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkqbNrdHg-gIVB4nICh0BjAClEAQYASABEgKI4_D_BwE

I would not wear that to dinner anywhere nicer than panera

I am kind of amazed the OP doesn’t own ANY dresses 🥺 Really, none?

Anonymous wrote:OP again - thank you, it's Little Inn at Washington

You’ll see all kinds of interpretations of outfit there. If I were going I’d probably wear a non-cocktail dress. Like a DVF wrap dress or other dress with sleeves.

Anonymous wrote:Black pants, a cute top, some statement jewelry.

This is like a very outdated uniform of what people used to wear to go out 10 years ago.

I went last fall and wore a dress. Women tended to be dressed up. Most men in jackets but no ties.

OP I have been many times. People wear anything.

I would say a pair of black pants and a pretty top. No cocktail dress that is too much. If you really want a dress you could but not necessary.

It will be a lovely evening.

Oh, definitely the Zara choices, people dine at the Inn in jeans now. It’s changed post-Covid.

Anonymous wrote:OP again - thank you, it's Little Inn at Washington

I wouldn’t classify it as super fancy. Anything from business casual to cocktail attire is appropriate/the norm, but there may also be diners in jeans. Wear whatever you feel most comfortable in.