Lovely lunch; quaint place with a history. Steak bites & shoestring fries with melted blue and parmesan cheese. Quite tasty. Relaxing atmosphere.
Raymond Anderson
Great atmosphere and location. I did a 3 course meal and the portions were tiny. The salmon was good but the overall quality and food expertise was way under what they are charging, particularly with their salads and sides. The service was terrible. Our waiter messed up our order, tried to serve me multiple things I didn't ask for, didn't provide cutlery with my food, left our water glasses dry, and let us sit with our check for 20 minutes until we gave up and walked to the cashier. The cheesecake dessert was clearly cut from something frozen. Such a shame - it's a beautiful spot to enjoy company and a meal.
Chelsie P.
Made a reservation but still had to wait 20 minutes to be seated. We went for the Dine in the Couv three course meal for $25. After being seated we then waited another 40 minutes for our salad. The portion sizes were so small. We expected somewhat smaller portions but still $25 worth of food. They were out of the dessert options and only ended up having cheesecake. The cheesecake still had the wax paper on it... it wasn't good at all. Our server was friendly and apologized. Our group actually ended up going to Taco Bell after because we were still hungry.
Texas H.
A great place to sit on the patio and have a beer or a signature cocktail. The food is always really good, and I hear they have some new menu items coming out. I forgot if it was to the happy hour menu or the regular one. Anyway, super great historic space and vibe inside and out, and owner Scott is really nice.
Josh -
Nice staff, need more spaces for customers to wait at. The soft rock was not a great music choice (maybe if it was quieter it would be better.)
Matthew Ziegenfelder
We had never heard of the Eatery at the Grant House until recently when my grandfather recommended it to my fiancee (now wife) and I. We were looking for a nice place for our rehearsal dinner, but with Covid-19 in full swing we were really just looking for any place that could accommodate our family for this special weekend. We had almost 30 people in total and with the number of guests restricted at all establishments we thought there were no options. Luckily for us that wasn't true.We visited the Eatery and instantly fell in love. A nice place doesn't do them any justice. The grounds are beautiful and the house is in an outstanding condition for a robust military housing unit from another century. To top it off the staff is phenomenal and will do just about anything they can to work with you to make your event exactly the way you want it. When it came time for the dinner, all we have to say is bring us more. The food was excellent and was something we still talk about 2 months later. I would say 10/10 we would go back, but I already know for a fact we will be returning.Huge shout-out to our grandfather for telling us about this hidden gem and to the staff, especially Kyle for being amazing and helping make our dinner so special!
Hall Haliday
We ate on the porch and felt very (COVID) safe going inside to the bathroom. Their vinaigrette dressing was amazing. I also had a BLT with crispy thick bacon and my husband had a delicious bbque chicken sandwich. I highly recommended this place.
4 My PALz
Excellent service, quaint location, good eats and drinks, reasonable prices. Great Covid practices. It was a pleasant dining experience I hope to repeat!
Linda Martin
The salmon artichoke dip was wonderful, and the quality of food presentation was really good. We had excellent service from Antonio. We will come back.
Derek A.
My friend discovered this gem. Great brunch in a historic setting. Charming atmosphere as well :-)
Wonderful. All of us loved our meals. Very fresh, well made, a great atmosphere. It's was easy to tell everything was well sourced, freshly prepared, scrumptious . Definitely want to experience this again.
Priscilla Andersen
Great lunch and brunch menu looks amazing. FYI for Pokemon Go players can get lots of gyms and stops within walking distance. We had BLTs for $14 with a great side salad.
Janice Neer
Service was good. Our appetizer was delicious, we had the steak bites. I would highly recommend it. The iced tea was really good. The bbq chicken sandwich left much too be desired. I had no idea it was going to be charcoal grilled and that it was spicy. The meat was very tough and dry as was the bread it was served on. The fries were good. The seat I had was designed for someone who is very skinny and so wasn't comfortable. I'd like to try something else there someday.
Ken Voight
Very Good Service and Food. The charm of this old U.S. Army Officers home is amazing. You feel the conversation of officers charged with protecting the frontier of 1859.
A Pal
Wow, great food and cool historical spot ... was built in 1859!
Lovely lunch; quaint place with a history. Steak bites & shoestring fries with melted blue and parmesan cheese. Quite tasty. Relaxing atmosphere.
Great atmosphere and location. I did a 3 course meal and the portions were tiny. The salmon was good but the overall quality and food expertise was way under what they are charging, particularly with their salads and sides. The service was terrible. Our waiter messed up our order, tried to serve me multiple things I didn't ask for, didn't provide cutlery with my food, left our water glasses dry, and let us sit with our check for 20 minutes until we gave up and walked to the cashier. The cheesecake dessert was clearly cut from something frozen. Such a shame - it's a beautiful spot to enjoy company and a meal.
Made a reservation but still had to wait 20 minutes to be seated. We went for the Dine in the Couv three course meal for $25. After being seated we then waited another 40 minutes for our salad. The portion sizes were so small. We expected somewhat smaller portions but still $25 worth of food. They were out of the dessert options and only ended up having cheesecake. The cheesecake still had the wax paper on it... it wasn't good at all. Our server was friendly and apologized. Our group actually ended up going to Taco Bell after because we were still hungry.
A great place to sit on the patio and have a beer or a signature cocktail. The food is always really good, and I hear they have some new menu items coming out. I forgot if it was to the happy hour menu or the regular one. Anyway, super great historic space and vibe inside and out, and owner Scott is really nice.
Nice staff, need more spaces for customers to wait at. The soft rock was not a great music choice (maybe if it was quieter it would be better.)
We had never heard of the Eatery at the Grant House until recently when my grandfather recommended it to my fiancee (now wife) and I. We were looking for a nice place for our rehearsal dinner, but with Covid-19 in full swing we were really just looking for any place that could accommodate our family for this special weekend. We had almost 30 people in total and with the number of guests restricted at all establishments we thought there were no options. Luckily for us that wasn't true.We visited the Eatery and instantly fell in love. A nice place doesn't do them any justice. The grounds are beautiful and the house is in an outstanding condition for a robust military housing unit from another century. To top it off the staff is phenomenal and will do just about anything they can to work with you to make your event exactly the way you want it. When it came time for the dinner, all we have to say is bring us more. The food was excellent and was something we still talk about 2 months later. I would say 10/10 we would go back, but I already know for a fact we will be returning.Huge shout-out to our grandfather for telling us about this hidden gem and to the staff, especially Kyle for being amazing and helping make our dinner so special!
We ate on the porch and felt very (COVID) safe going inside to the bathroom. Their vinaigrette dressing was amazing. I also had a BLT with crispy thick bacon and my husband had a delicious bbque chicken sandwich. I highly recommended this place.
Excellent service, quaint location, good eats and drinks, reasonable prices. Great Covid practices. It was a pleasant dining experience I hope to repeat!
The salmon artichoke dip was wonderful, and the quality of food presentation was really good. We had excellent service from Antonio. We will come back.
My friend discovered this gem. Great brunch in a historic setting. Charming atmosphere as well :-)
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Wonderful. All of us loved our meals. Very fresh, well made, a great atmosphere. It's was easy to tell everything was well sourced, freshly prepared, scrumptious . Definitely want to experience this again.
Great lunch and brunch menu looks amazing. FYI for Pokemon Go players can get lots of gyms and stops within walking distance. We had BLTs for $14 with a great side salad.
Service was good. Our appetizer was delicious, we had the steak bites. I would highly recommend it. The iced tea was really good. The bbq chicken sandwich left much too be desired. I had no idea it was going to be charcoal grilled and that it was spicy. The meat was very tough and dry as was the bread it was served on. The fries were good. The seat I had was designed for someone who is very skinny and so wasn't comfortable. I'd like to try something else there someday.
Very Good Service and Food. The charm of this old U.S. Army Officers home is amazing. You feel the conversation of officers charged with protecting the frontier of 1859.
Wow, great food and cool historical spot ... was built in 1859!