Gingerbread House

User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

My aunt & I had lunch here this spring. Beautiful day, beautiful rural setting - cows were out grazing nearby to the restaurant. No signs to point us to the restaurant, but we had good directions and it's not far from the town of Corry. Food was very good. We each had turkey panini- the special of the day. We sat in the garden room - gorgeous tromp de l'oeil paintings,done by the restaurant owner's friend, on walls. Not busy- we were there for a late lunch. My aunt invited the owner/chef to talk for a bit and she was very gracious to spend time with us. She explained that this was her family's old farmhouse that she & her husband had restored it and turned it into a restaurant. Adjacent is still a working farm. Would go there again and would recommend to friends & family.

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User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Best restaurant in the middle of nowhere: Off the beaten path and that's what I like about it. It's an old house converted into a restaurant. Very nicely decorated with lots of antiques and there are private dining rooms that were once bedrooms and such. The mostly american cusine is moderately priced and always good. They do not sell liquor but you can bring your own and there is no corking fee.

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