Schoolhouse Restaurant

Returned for a second visit today for lunch. I felt the fried chicken wasn't quite as good as before and was a bit burned in parts, and the chicken itself did need salt; it did not seem seasoned. Also, the "tiny" pice of cornbread was a bit dry. HOWEVER, my rating of 5 stars remains. Everyone has an off day... Everything else was right on par. I must mention the gravy. Absolutely the best, and I asked for more! Try layering mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, green beans, and then slathering the whole dang thing with gravy. My goodness, made me weak in the knees it was so good!! The macaroni and cheese is exceptional, and the green beans were the best I have had anywhere. Great place to eat, and it is now on our list of favorites.

Loved it. Food was good and plentiful. You order main dish from the blackboard, and the plentiful sides are brought to table family style. The staff is very friendly. Great historic environment in a large park-like environment, beautiful pasture area for goats and a country store which also has some antiques. Loved it. Nice place to visit on a beautiful autumn day especially.We will be back.

The Schoolhouse Restaurant is a nice place for a casual and a little bit different experience family meal. You choose your meat, and all the sides are shared (the cornbread is delicious). Kids' meals are available. Make a reservation if you can, as it's not very large and it gets busy. There's plenty of parking on-site. There's a large lawn to run, play, and hang out in, as well as goats to feed (25 cents per handful/bowl). The food is average, but the overall experience makes up for it.

Schoolhouse was built in 1864 and was a two story schoolhouse and we decided to take a trip up to see the site and their food.

We didn't have a reservation and did wait for an hour. I took time toy wander the grounds and touch some beautiful old trees. The general store was closed but still enjoyed walking around and taking pictures.

Ordered fried chicken dinner and he had the grilled chicken dinner. We also got corn fritters, bourbon smash and peanut butter pie and I took my lemon meringue home. Also took home leftovers.

The fritters were delicious and perfect, the grilled chicken was overcooked and bit tough but the fried chicken was very good and cooked perfectly. Their corn bread is fabulous and the peanut butter pie was so freaking good. Loved it! Definitely recommend it!

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This is such a cool experience! We used to go here on my first day of school (like… cough cough 30 years ago). Not a lot has changed! My son, niece, and nephew loved the atmosphere and had tons of questions about how school ran “in the old days”. The flat iron steak special was amazing! Make sure to go feed the goats!!!