My husband and I just moved to the area and we were looking for a good place to have brunch on a Sunday afternoon. We decided to try this place bc it was in a cute Victorian style home and looked like a nice restaurant. We were not disappointed! The restaurant is adorable inside and out-they did a great job restoring this old home. Our food was phenomenal. I had the herb cheddar biscuits and gravy and my husband had the French toast. They were both to die for...best French toast we have ever eaten! I would highly recommend this place for brunch and I look forward to trying it for dinner