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| - Awesome place. The waiting room is really an antique shop where you can buy most things on display. I will say the selection seemed to be aimed more toward women (loads of clothes such as dresses and shawls) but I found some old games and machines that were to my liking.
The dining area is nice. Homely, in the best sense of the word. The glassware didn't match, the silverware didn't match. The plates didn't match. I loved it. Think of an old artist grandmother's homestead. You can order food and--at least when I was there--they had a buffet set up, from which you can get side dish foodstuff. The vegetables and fruits were fresh and delicious. Most of them were in non-traditional dishes (i.e., different dressings, toppings, and whatnot). Great for people who love trying new foods.
The only issue I had was when seated, we were placed at a table that was occupied by a couple and their child. In some situations this sharing of tables could be beneficial, as I can imagine it might breed thoughtful conversation. But in this case, awkward silence was the only thing being birthed. Being placed by children is not ideal when you particularly dislike them and the constant kicking/whining/spilling that create.
Still, though. Overall, excellent.
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