For history sake you need to stop in here. Â Very Friendly staff. Â Quaint and historic stop. Apparently Andrew Jackson had spent an evening here. Â It is interesting how the establishment has been kept up. Â Next time I am down this way I will definitely be back in. Â The food was neither great, nor bad. Â I do wish the rooms were available for rent.
Review Source:This is the fanciest place in town, yet you feel perfectly fine eating here in shorts and a t-shirt. I had the lunch special, and the service was quick and friendly. We were, however, the only customers dining there.
My meal (just $8) was huge. It consisted of beef and noodles, white bean soup and corn bread, steamed broccli (way too cooked-bleh) and a macaroni salad. Although the lunch was a tremendous value the food was really lacking. Pointedly, it was not good. But it was not awful, either. And the place is charming, truly, and the service was nice; efficent even. So, three stars. Probably your best option in West Union and worth a try.
Good home cooking...nothing fancy. I went with the wayside burger: a non-frozen option. Wayside recently was purchased by new owners, and the server that helped us seemed like they were new as well. A large menu - which usually freaks me out, but the burger was good...fries not so much. Clean restaurant, which is a huge plus for me.
Review Source:The historical significance of this establishment far outweighs it's current incarnation. Â There is a small hotel here as well as a restaurant that serves good food at very inexpensive prices. Â It is a great place to stop for a quick bite and maybe a gander at the history....but that's about it. Â Be sure to check out the Ohio historical marker out front. Â Who would have guessed Mexican dictator Santa Anna stopped here on the way to Washington after his defeat in Texas.
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