Miss Hatties Cafe & Saloon

No idea why it has some low ratings, but the food was great and service was A+! When you initially walk in you feel like your on a walking tour of historical buildings. You step back in time to the 1920's; while enjoying the historical architecture, the menu has simple soup, salad, and comfort food.  This place definitely deserves a second trip.

I will always have a soft spot for this place, as I went with a great friend and her mom here.  Salads were amazing, creative, fresh.  Three words:  Chocolate Creme Brulee!  Umm, yes please!

The atmosphere inside is unique, and a nice difference from the typical restaurant in town. The waiter was friendly and prompt.  The menus had just been changed, so some of the items we were interested in while sitting in the waiting area were not available on our table menus.  The water here is not filtered, so you are forced to go with a soda or lemonade - I wish more places in town offered the filtered water so more people could drink water! I ordered the quiche of the day (spinach & mushroom) with a side of fruit and I also received a side salad.  The quiche was ok - I've had better, but the other diners at my table seemed to enjoy their choices (Miss Hattie's burger and the meatloaf special).  I ordered light because I really wanted to try their bread pudding - only to be told that they were out and were not making anymore. Lame!  The overall price for our lunch was kinda high for what you get, but the atmosphere is nice and it's a fun spot to take out of town visitors.  I'd probably give them a try again - if for nothing else but to see if I can try that bread pudding!