The House is an 1850's carriage house that has been converted into a restaurant. The seating is on three levels which gives a somewhat intimate setting even for a fairly large restaurant. The decor was cute, but not as homely as we thought it would be.
Business casual - it is a slightly upscale restaurant
Most entrees were $25-$30
Reservations are highly recommended and accepted online. We arrived early and were seated upstairs when all tables were empty. We asked for the cute little window seat but were told that table was reserved. I would recommend asking for the window seat when you make your reservation.
There was nothing noteworthy about our service. The couple who were seated at the nice table by the window tried to order a bottle of wine, but their selection was not available. They picked another selection - also not available. Fortunately their 3rd try was in stock. It seemed weird that the restaurant would have so few wine selections available without updating their menu.
This was by far the best item we had at this restaurant. The soup was very creamy and sweet. It tasted like it was mostly cream and blended up corn, but with a few whole kernels mixed in.
This was a nice fresh tasting summer salad. The balsamic and watermelon complemented each other nicely. The tomatoes were fresh, but weren't the best I've had.
The lasagna was a nice twist on the usual lasagna. There were a few small solid pieces of meat, not just typical ground beef. There was also a crispy layer on top and in the middle of the lasagna which made it extra tasty.
The sauce combined with the pureed leeks was creamy and delicious. The sauce was the highlight of this dish. The chicken was nice and moist. The braised greens were some kind of green leafy vegetable, but I couldn't tell exactly what. They were pretty small - this dish was mostly just two plain pieces of chicken.
The sundae was topped with a few fresh berries. The ice cream had a bit of a nutty flavor. The cookies were hard - more like a chocolate biscotti. It was a nicely sized dessert to share between two people.
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