My family and I were trying to find a good place to eat lunch on a Sunday. We decided to visit the boiler room. Bad idea! When we arrived, the waitress wasn’t very informed to even seat us. We made a drink choice and was...More

What a pleasant surprise to find a Sunday morning breakfast in a charming historic hotel in small town USA. Ll good and great service.

This place has been around since 1867, so they must be doing things correctly. We have dined here on many occasions. One can dine is a quiet atmosphere. The food is always prepared well. Nothing is ever rushed. It is just a great place to...More

No one would suspect that just off Interstate 64 is this historic gem. We stopped here for dinner. The hotel is a National Register place and is well worth the visit. We had dinner here in what the hotel calls the Boiler Room. Service was...More

We have eaten here three times with family. The servers are always friendly and accommodating. We've never been unhappy with the food. Fried chicken, strip steak, fried shrimp have all been home cooked good. Good place for casual, laid dining.

The atmosphere was quite nice, white cloth tablecloths with pretty table settings was very inviting. Our servicer was very good. We ordered the Sunday family style dinner, which included fried chicken, roast pork, green beans, slaw, mashed potatoes with gravy and rolls. The chicken and...More

I had the homemade lasagna – it was good but not exceptional. We went on a Tuesday night and I think there were 6 other patrons, so it was very quiet – they needed to turn on some background music. Waitress was friendly and gave...More