An interesting old B&B that has some history and is supposedly haunted too. The bar has some patine to it. If the walls could talk they'd have some stories I'm sure. The main dining area was cozy. When we arrived there were some ladies playing cards at one table adding to the charm of this establishment.
On this visit I had the French dip sandwich. It was served with a side of au jus and lightly battered steak fries. The sandwich fantastic. The roll was fresh with ample portion of thinly carved roast beef, grilled onions and melted provolone cheese. The au jus was steaming hot and rich with beef flavor. Perfect for dipping into.
Ive been here a few times for lunch and enjoy their good service. The food quality is high and the dining area is clean and tidy.