It is opened only for organized tours even if the sign outside says "Open 11-5".
Christine Lewis
I was there on September 23, 2019 -- a beautiful, peaceful place to eat delicious home-cooked meals. Decor features some very lovely antique furniture, and the staff seem like family - warm and friendly. Prices are reasonable. After my meal, I wandered around out back to see the old log buildings with neat "old stuff" inside. Definitely worth stopping in!
Nikita Gazarov
I still remember one of the best burgers I've had in this place a few years ago. The owners are nice. Too bad I live far away, haven't had the chance to visit Ashcroft since.
Kevin Walker
Lovely on the outside. Tried to stopped by but it looks like they are closed Sunday.
Eric L Gunderson
Cozy. Quaint. Good rest stop.
Yvonne B
Our geocaching adventure took us to this historical building that now is a teahouse. Prior to this iteration, the Manor had many other uses. First, it was a private home. Over the years, it functioned as a roadhouse and gave respite to weary travellers. At one time, it's cellar was a jail! As a store, it provided a place for people to purchase their provisions. It provided protection as a bomb shelter during the war years. In addition, it was used as a weather station, a post office and a gas station. Over the years, the property had a saw mill as well as a flour mill. Today, the restored Manor houses a museum, an art gallery and a gift shop. Unfortunately, at the time of our visit, the covid pandemic prevented us from touring the interior of this historic site.
Monte Arnold
Closed. Bloody well not open.
Danielle Brown
Beautiful grounds and buildings. Teahouse had excellent food
Tracy Pitcher
Friendly, family run Restaurant and Museum with excellent home cooked meals. We had the chicken pot pie, beef dip and blt. The salad was very fresh and the prices were affordable. Would definitely recommend this place to hungry travellers. They will leave feeling well fed and learn a little bit of history from the area at the same time.
Mark Ingram
A hidden in plain sight gem at the side of the highway! Quaint, tastefully decorated and great food! (The pumpkin pie for dessert completed a great meal!) Learned a little history as a bonus. Will definitely become a regular stop when they reopen in the Spring.
Great food made from scratch. Nice large portions. Historic old buildings
Wendy Manning
Pleasant atmosphere, home cooked meal in an historic building. Great folks willing to give informstion about the area.
Tai Jackson
Some buildings on site are over 100 years old ... Good pies and food...family run business...gift shop on site in one of the original historical buildings...lots of history on this site
calgaryguy
Our group of 36 people stopped for lunch here. The staff had our meal ready to go and service was efficient and friendly. The chicken pot pie was excellent. The restaurant is lovely to be in and the grounds are beautiful. There is a small museum located next door which is pretty kitschy. Enjoy your visit.
It is opened only for organized tours even if the sign outside says "Open 11-5".
I was there on September 23, 2019 -- a beautiful, peaceful place to eat delicious home-cooked meals. Decor features some very lovely antique furniture, and the staff seem like family - warm and friendly. Prices are reasonable. After my meal, I wandered around out back to see the old log buildings with neat "old stuff" inside. Definitely worth stopping in!
I still remember one of the best burgers I've had in this place a few years ago. The owners are nice. Too bad I live far away, haven't had the chance to visit Ashcroft since.
Lovely on the outside. Tried to stopped by but it looks like they are closed Sunday.
Cozy. Quaint. Good rest stop.
Our geocaching adventure took us to this historical building that now is a teahouse. Prior to this iteration, the Manor had many other uses. First, it was a private home. Over the years, it functioned as a roadhouse and gave respite to weary travellers. At one time, it's cellar was a jail! As a store, it provided a place for people to purchase their provisions. It provided protection as a bomb shelter during the war years. In addition, it was used as a weather station, a post office and a gas station. Over the years, the property had a saw mill as well as a flour mill. Today, the restored Manor houses a museum, an art gallery and a gift shop. Unfortunately, at the time of our visit, the covid pandemic prevented us from touring the interior of this historic site.
Closed. Bloody well not open.
Beautiful grounds and buildings. Teahouse had excellent food
Friendly, family run Restaurant and Museum with excellent home cooked meals. We had the chicken pot pie, beef dip and blt. The salad was very fresh and the prices were affordable. Would definitely recommend this place to hungry travellers. They will leave feeling well fed and learn a little bit of history from the area at the same time.
A hidden in plain sight gem at the side of the highway! Quaint, tastefully decorated and great food! (The pumpkin pie for dessert completed a great meal!) Learned a little history as a bonus. Will definitely become a regular stop when they reopen in the Spring.
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food made from scratch. Nice large portions. Historic old buildings
Pleasant atmosphere, home cooked meal in an historic building. Great folks willing to give informstion about the area.
Some buildings on site are over 100 years old ... Good pies and food...family run business...gift shop on site in one of the original historical buildings...lots of history on this site
Our group of 36 people stopped for lunch here. The staff had our meal ready to go and service was efficient and friendly. The chicken pot pie was excellent. The restaurant is lovely to be in and the grounds are beautiful. There is a small museum located next door which is pretty kitschy. Enjoy your visit.
Wonderful historic place to visit
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