Restaurants near John Greenleaf Whittier Homestead and Museum

This bears a resemblance to the old Tuscan Kitchen. They've gone upscale. The restaurant was tastefully decorated, unfortunately, the noise level is high which detracts from the ambiance. The staff was friendly and attentive. The dinner was excellent. The food was properly prepared and delicious. The only downside was: -The bartender had no idea what a Highball was (Scotch & Soda) and sent it Neat. This was quickly corrected since I was able to remember the recipe for Scotch & Soda. - I'll assume this was a one-off, out of their control, I had to send the CaesarSalad back as the lettuce was bitter.

Excellent service and amazing food! We saw the lights first and ate dinner after. Grat for any family outing.

Each week they have a burger special on Wednesdayat the bar. This week was the Greek burger. The only thing missing was to hav the bun toasted instead of just cold. The bartender makes good conversation and wonderful cocktails.

I met up with a group of my girl friends , everything was amazing, the food was, apps, drinks. Our server Eryn S was so sweet. No complaints just an amazing experience!

The booth by the window: friendly privacy without over the top intimacy. Allowed for catching up with a friend (work drama, family adventures, etc.) without that feeling I was telling the whole restuarant my business. That was surprising given the floor plan.