About the Inn

The Inn started out as a small farm in the early 1800's, it's property covered most of the Community Centre directly south of the restaurant. In 1853 the original house was expanded and a general store opened to provide services to the thriving area.

The General Store was active for almost 120 years before closing the doors in the late 1970's, when the property was used only as a residence.

In 1984, Carol and Michael Hall purchased the property after touring around the world with their two children. They loved the area and the potential in the property, even reopening the store for 3 years before realizing that a restaurant might be the perfect little business in the quaint hamlet.

In 1987 "The Mono Centre General Store" changed to "The Mono Cliffs Inn" and since then people have been finding their way to Mono Centre to dine in a relaxed, country atmosphere. Situated in one of the most scenic stretches of the Bruce Trail, next to the Mono Clifhttps://websites.godaddy.com/about-usfs Provincial Park the Inn has become a mecca for lovers of food and Australian Wines. The inviting cozy pub downstairs, the creaky floors of the Dining Room and "Old Maggie", the Magnolia tree on the deck, are eager to welcome old friends and first-time visitors. 

 Over the years the Mono Cliffs Inn has built a solid reputation as a “treasure in the country”, “worth the drive” and “favourite spot for family celebrations”. In addition to our customers’ wonderful words, the Cliffs has received several awards and commendations from across the region.

• Certificate of Excellence awarded by Trip Advisor in 2013.

• #16 on the Top 50 Restaurants in Canada from Vacay.ca in 2013, and also received the People’s Choice Award. This award was particularly important to us as it meant our loyal customers voted for us more than any other spot across Canada! Read More
  
• #29 on the Top 50 Restaurants in Canada in the inaugural year, 2012, of the list put out by Vacay.ca - What an accomplishment! Read More

We were given this award from the Headwaters Tourism first in 2013, and again in 2014.