The Old Feed Mill

This spot is my favorite. I visit plenty of restaurants but to this one I go the most. The stuff is very receptive and the cooking they place on your table is so flavorful. I never decline to have a good meal in this restaurant. I recommend this place with pleasure.

A fun vintage venue complete with a small gift shop. Friendly and pleasant staff. We went for brunch and while it was super accessible and quick because the restaurant was virtually empty- the food was pretty bland, heavy on casseroles, and light on the breakfast options. A fair number of dessert options were available but despite being there right at open, several types were down to one or two pieces left compared to two that had 30+ pieces left made it feel like we were being served leftovers. My mother-in-law liked the bread pudding and indicated it was her favorite item of the meal. Also a bit concerning on the food safety front, the coleslaw (picture large glass bowl with potluck sized amount) was on a table with no ice underneath. I have heard dinner is the best meal to go. Next time we will skip the brunch and return for dinner instead.

Great stop for dinner after catching a plat at American Players Theatre. Started with fresh baked bread, tasty. Followed by wild greens salad. Had the pot roast, which was fork-tender and delicious. Apparently, the stuffed pepper was good, too. The decor was cool, building kept up and interesting, and staff was quick and accommodating. Excellent choice. Get reservations for eating after six, especially after a play.