Best Historic Restaurants in Ashland

Nice place for brunch. A little pricey. Waiter was very personable, forgot 1 item for party of 7, understandable. The fruit in the fruit bowl side order was tasteless, which was better than the flavor of onion, or something else, of the strawberries that came on our French toast, it tasted like they were cut on the same cutting board as the onions for the French onion soup. If they bring up their fruit game, and a little more attention to details (it was cold inside, right next to the fireplace, which was lit, but down to tinder’s.) Potential 4.5-5 stars with a bit more effort.

Great comfort food with excellent cocktails while live Irish music played. What more could you ask for on a rainy Sunday afternoon

Yummy as always! I’ve been here several times and it’s always as good as the last time.