The Canterbury Tales Inn is a fictional inn from Geoffrey Chaucer's 14th-century poem, The Canterbury Tales. The characters in the poem visit the inn on their pilgrimage to Canterbury. The TABARD is the name of the inn, and the REEVE is the manager. The MEAD is an alcoholic drink served at the inn, and the FRIAR is a religious figure who visits the inn. The PRIORESS is a nun who also visits the inn, and the TITLE is the name of the poem. The Reeves are the servants of the INNKEEPER, and the INNKEEPER is the owner of the inn. Finally, Geoffrey Chaucer is the author of the poem, and the Summoner is a character in the poem who visits the inn.