Dining

The Historic District represents an important collection of commercial buildings which have provided the business focus for the town since its beginnings in 1876. The 14 contributing and 4 non-contributing buildings that make up the historic district provide evidence of various periods of growth and development in the town. The District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on July 8, 1999.

Offering freshly chopped BBQ, fall-off-the-bone ribs with fresh homegrown vegetables and soulful mac & cheese. Lunch Thur, Fri & Sun; dinner Thur–Sat. Check out the restaurant on FaceBook.

More than just a place to eat, enjoy the most scrumptious food as well. Newly re-opened under new management offering a wide array of sensational dishes that will surely please the taste buds, from hearty breakfast plates to mouthwatering steak, seafood, and burger.entrées. Designed with two bars, the front side offers a fine-dining feel ideal for fancy dinners while the other, complete with televisions, features local craft beers and a special drink menu in a laidback, after-work feel. Easily relax and savor great food while listening to great music on the weekends.

This is a custom ice cream shop offering rolled ice cream. That’s right–rolled ice cream! This is an unexpected way to enjoy their 21 signature flavors. Everything is made fresh (no freezer).

This gastro pub (a place where people go to eat high quality food in a casual atmosphere) has a variety of eatings from Gold Rush Wings to BBQ salmon with caramelized shallot risotto. There is something for everyone. Kids, junior, vegan, vegetarian, meat lover, gluten free menus and, of course, something for the sweet tooth person with our homemade chef desserts. 

Great food and cold beer at great prices. Open for lunch and dinner daily except Sundays.