Hadn't been here in 31 years and wanted to see if it was still as memorable. When we drove up there were about four cars in the huge dirt parking lot, and once we got inside there were only three tables of other diners! Chalk it up to Monday night , but thought there might be more at 7:30! We had forgotten to buy cheap ties, but they were for sale for $3 each in the lobby gift shop. Of course, friendly and warm server Megan cut them off our necks when she arrived to add to the other more than one million ties that are tagged with the former owners' names and hanging from every major surface in the multi-acre dining rooms. I recommended the Hef for my wife, which she loved, and I tried the white chocolate ale, which was not heavy with the slightest hint of the flavor in the nose. I even ordered a second which was unusual for me with dinner. My wife had the chicken and ribs combo and I upgraded to the NY strip and ribs combo, rib lover that I am. Steak was meh but ribs rocked. Was disappointed to learn that they had recently closed the craft brewery as we were looking forward to trying the various local brews with a sampler, but at least we did get some from the next to the last keg of white chocolate! Greg on the live guitar sang beautifully in the mostly empty house, and he and Megan made the dining experience 4-star. It's touristy but still fun even with an empty house!