I went there a while back with my extended family. The service was great and the food was tasty, but that's all they have going for them. The wall that separates the kitchen from the dining room is very thin, so you can hear the constant sound of various pots, trays, and dishes clanging around. The portion sizes were incredibly small (I paid a little over $20 for a few small appetizers shared by the entire table and 4 chicken tenders. The place has a Bed & Breakfast-y feel, except the "regulars" are very loud and *extremely* rude. Several of them are so rude, in fact, that they're trying to get my facebook review of the restaurant taken down, because "your fibbin [sic]." They have told me that I should "stick to McDonalds." My advice to anyone who's thinking about going here: I agree, stick to McDonalds. read more

Six of us went for dinner and five wanted the Maryland crab cakes and they were not disappointed it almost all crab not fillers. I had the fried chicken (do to shellfish allergies) and it wasn't anything I would normally order out but heard it was good but I thought it was average but they did give you four big pieces that I shared. The sides are served family style my favorites were the beats and coleslaw. The sugar biscuits are hard to stop eating. Everyone gets Hershey's ice cream after dinner in a verity of flavors to choose from. The place is big so we had no problem getting a table on a Saturday night. Service was good, place was clean and one price included everything. read more

Worst meal ever. For $20 you get cheap canes vegetables and dried out chicken with no flavor. I was disappointed no fresh vegetables. Also no homemade ice cream. I wished I did not tip as well as I did but you have to prepay for your meal. First and last time I will go there. read more

I have been going to friendly farms for over 60 years and have been a loyal take out customer for 18 years since moving to the area. Even during the pandemic I bought from them. I can't tell you how upset I was when I presented them with a 10% off coupon that was issued by them to me. I have 5 of these coupons that I haven't used yet. They refused to take it even though there is no expiration date on it. I realize that things have been hard for restaurants, but they have also been hard for customers as well. I stood by you all during this pandemic and that's the thanks I get from you in return. Refusing your own coupons. After 60 years, I think I'm done. read more

Wow! Talk about down home country cooking! This place is off the beaten path but you wouldn't know it from the amount of people there. The only take reservations for groups of 10 and up. Bit of an odd setup that you order your food when you get there. Wait to be seated. Then your meal comes out. Nothing wrong with that because the appetizers are family style and bottomless. Break, cinnamon apples, Cole slaw, and I forget the last one. Once your meal comes out it is bottomless sides of green beans, corn, and French fries. I went with the grilled ham and it was a huge piece of ham. Definitely going to stop in again! read more

An all around delightful experience. Country cooking and vibe but not saturated in butter and "bless your heart"s. read more

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Horrible experience. Front desk manager was very disrespectful and rude. If You make reservations for a specific time you shouldn't be told you still have to wait an hour and a half. We made reservations for a party of 10. Last minute our grandmother cancelled because she wasn't feeling well. When we arrive, we're told since we no longer have 10 in our party and only 9 we have to get in line. After explaining the last minute cancellation by our grandmother the front desk manager advised "I can't help you, count your party again and if you have 10 I can help you". Very disrespectful and rude front staff manager. read more

The best food ever. The owners family is so kind and they truly make home cooked meals

A family favorite. Large main dish portions and family style sides. The wait staff is always pleasant.

We preordered Easter dinner carry out for 4 at $106.00. When I arrived to pick it up, the line was out the door and across the parking lot. I called to ask if I had to stand in the long line and was told that I did, even after I protested that my food would get cold. Sure enough, our food was totally cold and shrimp were rubbery. Never again. read more

What a nice gem out in the countryside. A quick 40 min drive from downtown Baltimore this is a great place to bring a large party. You order a main course before going in and unlimited sides and dessert is provided to the table! You MUST order the crab cakes! Voted the best cakes by Baltimore Magazine in 2009 these didn't fall short of that win. ALL MEAT no filler these crab cakes were a delicious crabby mustard that tasted like they were straight from a freshly cooked crab! Ending with ice cream was a delicious treat too! read more

Friendly Farm - Seafood Near Me - Upperco, Maryland

Way over priced. Fries chicken barely had any meat on it. Crab cake was good. Sides are served family style. Apple butter and cottage cheese are listed as an appetizer. It's on a farm in the middle of no where. Service was attentive and friendly. Three stars is more directed at the price / chicken read more

OK I shouldnt even be writing this review as I really do not want people to know 'Ive eaten here...but I feel it is my duty to warn. OK I guess if you live at a nursing home, eat frequently at buffetts, or if you recently got out prison, then you might find this a five star restaurant. My old friend...who insisted it was her favorite restaurant ordered us both surf and turf (filet mignon and crab cake) The crab cake tasted good but had filler and some ingredient I couldnt put my tongue on,and the filet was less than flavorful but OK...maybe I was missing a bernaise or peppercorn sauce...or sauteed mushrooms...or a grill taste but it just didnt seem worth 37.00. The meal for two adults and 1 child cost well over a hundered...and there was no wine...no fancy coffee...no fancy dessert...nuttin' Now the main dish aside, it was the atmosphere and side dishes that really got me. I felt like I was in a BAD cafeteria, lights were up, no cloth napkins, diner quality plates and silver, huge room with lots of tables and waitresses walking by handing out plastic pitchers of sodas and side dishes. The sides were cottage cheese, cole slaw, french fries, and stringbeans. Everything just screamed fried, unhealthy, or just plain fattening. I prefer low carbs or at least nonprocessed carbs and just couldnt really eat anything but the coleslaw and cottage cheese... as the stringbeans were cooked til death and salty. It just killed me...and I couldnt help to look around at all of the elderly and how this food would kill them too! I hate to give this place such a poor rating since everyone else seems to love this place... maybe my mother just spoiled my taste buds! read more

When was the last time you were in a restaurant and someone brought you a bowl of cling peaches (in light syrup) and a bowl of cottage cheese? Part of the charm at Friendly Farm is certainly that kind of retro vibe. Some people are here to enjoy it in an ironic way, but then the next table over is a party of octegenarians who are quite happy to have the canned green beans, thank you very much. But before you can dismiss this place as a paean to the worst food of the 1950's, here comes a plate of some truly spectacular fried chicken. I would swear that the corn was fresh-cut off the cob. The french fries were also hand-cut potatoes, perfectly cooked, served piping hot. The crabcake that Travis had was certainly among the best I've tasted. And for dessert, I bought two pies for the table to share, and they were embarassingly good. The peach-blackberry pie with a brown-sugar streusel top was a testament to the fact that in the right hands, canned cling peaches do have their place in the world. And the chocolate meringue pie was as good as I've ever had. Don't come expecting fancy, and definitely wear your elastic-waistband pants. The sides are all served family style, and they'll refill the bowls as often as you ask. This is uncomplicated dining, and if you're in the mood for that particular brand of comfort, then Friendly Farm is way better than Cracker Barrel, and well worth the drive. read more

I have to say I was saddened when reading some of the bad reviews on here! My family and I have enjoyed this place for years now , and never plan on leaving it behind . To sum this place up is like a big family friendly place that serves the types of things you would get at grand moms house after church. I promise you will not leave hungry! I have had most of what they offer and have yet to be disappointed . They have great fried chicken ! I am also a big fan of the crab cakes as well as the shrimp . My husband and I will get two different meats and split them up making our own combos at the table . The sides are ENDLESS! and everyone has a favorite ! We tend to eat them out of the baby beets :) Now when you read on here that it's not a 5 star place it's not , but I mean that in the way that this is not an uptight place ! People knock on them about the seating ... this place is sooo busy all the time with large groups and families that they have to have seating like this! I would like to add that we love this place so much it has become our thanksgiving spot ... I would have NEVER thought about going to a restaurant on a holiday , but the food and energy there is amazing ! Please check out their website , it gives you menu options and they offer take home as well . I just can't say enough about this place ! Also come early if you can they get VERY busy even during the week! Now if that doesn't tell you something about how good this place is I don't know what to say. read more

Really disappointing experience. The grounds are beautiful, but the inside of the restaurant looks like a high school cafeteria. The waitstaff is pleasant enough, but everything comes out in the wrong order. The cottage cheese, coleslaw, stewed apples, and apple butter were already on the table when we sat down. About 15 minutes later, the rolls (includes potato rolls and sugar rolls) arrived. The entrees came out another 15-20 minutes later and then the sides (fries, green beans, and corn) came out 15 minutes after that. The ice cream dessert is served in a tiny bowl (single scoop). The fried chicken was tepid (room temperature) and clearly had been sitting around for a while. The meat was dry and without much flavor. Not sure how this is considered by some reviewers as among the best fried chicken in Maryland. I've had better fried chicken at fast food joints. The Maryland crab cakes were good and with almost no filler, but the portion is small for the steep price. The corn and green beans were mushy and tasted like reheated canned vegetables. The sugar rolls were very good, but then again, sugar-coated fried dough is good anywhere you have it. It's kind of hard to screw that one up. Overall, I don't get why this place packs them in week after week. Perhaps nostalgia from locals? Perhaps no other dining options for people who live in the Upperco region? And the prices are steep for what you get. Others justify the high prices by focusing on the "all you can eat" aspect. But remember the "all you can eat" rule doesn't apply to the entree. How expensive is it to refill bowls of rolls, cottage cheese, coleslaw, apple butter, stewed apples, fries, and canned green beans/corn? When you have a menu that offers few options, you expect the offerings to be exceptional. Unfortunately, there is nothing on this menu (except perhaps the crab cake) which you could not get an equal or superior version of at a local diner or country buffet restaurant for far lower prices. read more

Friendly Farm is a restaurant me and my family have came to since I was a little kid, and it is quite simply my favorite restaurant to go to locally. It is always a treat as you are showered with side dishes included in the cost of your main course. Which by the way I have never had a bad main course, crab cakes are excellent, fried chicken and chicken tenders are the best I have ever had, steak is juicy and great. Anything on the menu will be amazing. Included with all sides a drink and ice cream and coffee it is the perfect dinner destination. We even did thanksgiving here for a few years and that was well worth it as well! They do an amazing job! read more

Wow. I'm left somewhat speechless upon coming to this place. It was somewhat surreal. After a brief hike on the Gunpowder Falls trails, we decided to explore the eateries around Hereford area. We looked up Friendly Farms, so off we go! Driving miles of seeing farms, I was surprised to find Friendly Farms to be this big establishment in the middle of nowhere (like a mansion down in the South). Then walking inside to the restaurant, I was surprised again that we had to order beforehand and that even though it was called "family styled restaurant," each person had to order a separate entree (otherwise there was a $10.95 sharing charge). Ok, so instead of wanting to share a chef's special (orange roughy and crabcake), I ordered the porterhouse steak and my friend ordered the crabcake. I already know it'd be too much food to ingest in one sitting. Then I was further surprised (surprised by my surprise? Ha!) by the place itself. It looked like a cafeteria in a Lion's club or some sort. Long tables separated by aisles. My friend and I definitely stood out as "city people" (if there is a definition for that and we were coming from a hiking trip). Needless to say, it was somewhat uneasy for me to eat there. Enough surprises, onto the food. The dining experience was alright. By "family style," we get unlimited amount of sides (ranging from small bread rolls to cole slaw to canned peaches). Not much of a long wait, we got our entree along with more sides (french fries, green beans, and corn). As expected, my steak was huge, and it was cooked fine (nothing fantastic about it). However, my friend's crabcake was great! Jumbo lump crab meat with not too much filling. I should have gotten that instead. The fries were also a hit for me. Ended the meal with ice cream with different flavors to choose. I got the Moose chuck (vanilla ice cream with fudge and peanut butter cup), and that was good. Overall, aside from being shocked by the whole establishment of Friendly Farms, it was an interesting dining experience and the food wasn't all too bad. A little too pricey for my wallet but I was glad to have seen this place. read more

Friendly Farms was good but as many said, not really worth the cost. A bunch in my party had the fried chicken, which can was awesome! I had the ham which was really quite forgettable. Definitely not recommended. I was also disappointed that a restaurant with Farms in the name uses canned veggies for their sides/apps. I wonder how much of this food comes from the farm and how much is just canned and just Cracker Barrel with more ambience. The scene was pretty awesome although less once inside. The drive out to Friendly Farms was incredible. The restaurant sits on a hill in the middle of farm country. Spectacular. Inside feels more like a rec room in a community center. With the options we have for family style food around Baltimore I won't be back until someone pulls be back. It's a cute place to try once if you want something different. In the end, fried chicken dinners for 6 shouldn't cost $120 + tip. read more

the best - simply the best! have been going here since I was a kid, and the food is always consistent, good, and filling. a must-go if you're looking for good crab cakes - I haven't had any better! read more

If you enjoy eating in a high school cafeteria this is your place. The food is expensive for the quality you are getting. Just about everything is fried and the vegetables, which only include corn niblets, green beans, and French fries, are straight out of the can. Stay as far away from the steak as humanly possible, it was frozen for no less than a year and will only make you angry as you try to pass a piece of shoe leather off as a meal. I would of had a better time at McDonalds because the service is equal. You pay and tip for your dinner prior to eating or even sitting down at the table. Then you wait for them to call you name in a hospital type waiting room with no tv or appetizers and when they do call you to the table your appetizers include cottage cheese, canned peaches in heavy syrup, apple butter, and deep fried bread rolled in sugar. Don't say I didn't warn you.... read more

Friendly Farms is literally "over the hill" from our Maryland house (to the point where we walk out to the back of the yard to look at how crowded the parking lot is and see how long the wait may be). Being so close, it is no wonder it has been a family favorite, and frequent haunt, longer than I have been alive. The crab cakes are, bar none, the BEST you will ever have. That said, the broasted chicken is absolutely fabulous as well - better than grandma made. You order your main entree (aka your meat) when you walk in, all of the appetizers and sides being served family-style at your table. My absolute favorite is to split a double crab cake platter and an order of all white meat chicken with another member of our party - the perfect Maryland surf and turf! I never seem to make it to ice cream at the end, but they always have 5 or 6 choices. There is a large function room in the basement, the perfect place for family gatherings or birthday parties. For kids, don't forget to grab a few extra dinner rolls and head outside to feed the ducks and geese. While you wait, which can be anywhere from 5 minutes to 2 hours on a weekend near the holidays, head down to the little store for some cute country collectibles. read more

Prices are high. Fried chicken $18-$19. Steaks $26-29. 2 crab cakes $34. Main courses are just so-so in taste. Veggies are canned and overlooked - nothing farm fresh about them. Huge dining room is ugly - looks like a school cafeteria minus any atmosphere. You sit at long tables with other people. Dessert is ice cream - period. Why this place is getting great reviews, I cannot fathom. I love to eat out but I'd rather stay home then eat there. read more

Geez...I can't believe that we almost didn't go to this place because of the negative reviews...I sure don't know what these folks were thinking, but our experience was a 180 from theirs. It was too cold and windy to enjoy the gorgeous grounds other than looking at the beautiful vista and interesting goose behavior from our window seat. My first trepidation was quickly resolved: I was worried about the "family type service" because I have had some awful experiences going to Amish restaurants and sitting with strangers. Here, we were seated at a quiet table alone. Then, our expectations were lowered by the food comments on Yelp and we were blown away at what was brought to the table. (more later) There were also comments about how expensive they are here. Again, I don't know what people expect but we spent less than $25 each for enough (good) food to feed the Russian army. (and we could have had lots more if we wanted...for free!) Lastly, there were negative reviews of the service. Karen, our waitress was super attentive, friendly, helpful and just a pleasure to talk to. So, here is the bottom line on the food: 4 pieces of fried chicken-crunchy skin, moist meat (yes, more seasoning on the batter would have been better-still, pretty darn good) crab cake-creamy, lots of lumps, good seasoning, nicely broiled exterior-one of our top 5. unlimited French fries-wonderful potato flavor (crispier would have been better but still yummy) unlimited cole slaw-wonderful-in our top 5 unlimited corn-yes, it is canned, but nicely flavored and a combo of white and yellow. unlimited green beans-again, they are canned but not mushy and had chunks of ham-we enjoyed them. unlimited pickled beets-the best ever unlimited home made apple butter-the best ever unlimited cottage cheese-the best ever unlimited canned peaches-I like these mixed with the cottage cheese and last but not least-the best dinner rolls and sugar rolls and again, unlimited. Oh yeah, I almost forgot-the beverages and dessert (ice cream, pudding and sherbet) are included too!!!! And people consider this expensive??? For comparison, (although they are apples and oranges) we had lunch at The Milton Inn the other day and spent over $60 each. (I'm not complaining, Milton Inn is great and we are happy to pay for quality and ambiance but you get the gist...) So, consider us regulars now-whenever we are in the area, we'll be in! read more

Great memories at Friendly Farm, dinners with the whole family with a beautiful view! It is a family place with reliable comfort food and cant beat the unlimited sides! The sugar rolls are amazing and I have not found them anywhere else. We love the crabcakes, ham steak, and fried chicken. The prices are great and service is so friendly! We are looking forward to coming back again soon and making even more memories. read more

If you don't get a kick out of this place, chances are you're a bowling ball dropped into a swimming pool---"DOOOOOSH!" Seriously, how can you not be charmed by a massive open space, thronging with horse folk and old couples, pants pulled up to the fifth rib. You actually have to request to NOT be served the 45 appetizer dishes. If you're looking for something under glace or the latest nouveau whatever, this is not the place to find it. Fried chicken? Roast beef swimming in brown gravy? Good ol' fashioned slaw? Yup, this is the place. Home cooking. Hipster haters, keep driving. Go suck a Snapple. read more

Way up near Timonium, there is a family style dining hall known as Friendly Farms that brings back fond memories of my childhood. In the summer months we used to feed the ducks at the pond and enjoy walks along the grounds after our meal. The other day we returned to Friendly Farms for my dad's birthday lunch, after about a 15 year hiatus. Everything was just as I remembered it, though it was freezing outside since we never came in winter! VERY family friendly atmosphere with a no frills experience as many others have mentioned. I loved the energy from about half the patrons decked out in Ravens gear and getting ready for the Super Bowl!! Most of us went with the crab cake and my dad got the surf and turf. Simple and perfect, one of the best crab cakes you'll ever eat. And with restaurant week going on, which we didn't even know, $20 for this softball sized gem is a steal! Great view and laid back setting ensure good times for all. In all honesty, gotta give a one star deduction because the side dishes are not all as divine as the main course. Beets, cottage cheese, cole slaw and sugar rolls were our favorites. Corn and green beans are ok but clearly right out of a can. Still, you will not leave hungry, and ice cream to end your meal is just the right touch. read more

If you want homestyle food without actually cooking it yourself, you need look no further. Friendly Farms has great food, and a great view. It's always packed, and you always have to wait at least a half hour to be seated, but for their apple butter, I would wait twice as long. It's just that spectacular. The drive there is half the experience, too. The area is gorgeous, which makes the wait to be seated so much better. read more

This weekend while on social isolation and lockdown - hubby and I ordered a chicken dinner from Friendly Farms - Carry Out. When we picked up the meal, curbside, it was packed as neatly as a picnic basket with all the wonderful food we were so accustomed to eating at Friendly Farms. The chicken was as moist and delicious as chicken can be; the apple butter and cottage and cole slaw - made with perfection and the sugar biscuits - the best. No better place for a good old souther fried chicken meal. Love this place. read more

Can't figure out why people like this place. Are they serious?? The average price starts around $20 and the food quality is mediocre at best. What depresses me most about this place is that the dining area reminds me of a nursing home .... And it smells like one too! There was a foul smell of urine that we noticed as soon as we sat down at our table!! The appetizers and side dishes came straight from the can!! The entrees had very little taste...not even loads of salt and pepper could help!! If you are a Marylander that likes over-priced bland food in an institutional setting, this place is for you. Otherwise, go elsewhere! read more

Again, if you want the best crabcake ever...travel right up into the Hereford Zone and get it. For some of you, it might mean you have to drive a little farther out into the boondocks then you might have hoped, but the meal is worth it. You will never leave Friendly Farm disappointed, that's a fact. I went on Friday night around 6:30 thinking we would have to wait and we didn't. We walked right in, ordered our entree, then sat down at the table to be served our food country style! There were a few families in there eating, but by the time we left there was a pretty good number of people there. I ordered the Seafood Combo which comes with a Crabcake and 6 fried shrimp which I split with my mom, she ordered a Crabcake and my father ordered Fried Chicken. The charm here is that country cookin' and that down-home vibe. I just read a review here that said "my crabcakes were almost as good as Faidley's" - well, I'd like my friend to come here and challenge it since she's never been to Friendly Farm and she loves Faidley's crabcakes. All I can say is...atleast at Friendly Farms you don't have to worry about traveling into the city, finding parking, and risking your life, you're on a farm! read more

Went here with my family (young boys ages 6 and 3) and another family while visiting MD. I consider myself open to new experiences and places that are not fancy but I have to say I was disappointed with this place. I would have liked to give this place a better review (beautiful location, family style sides, family run) but for the price, I have to give it two stars. Crab cake did not disappoint, however, lots of lump crab meat and almost no filler, BUT, not sure it was worth the $22 price. Apparently this place is highly rated for their crab cake and I can see the draw but the plate was disappointing, could have used some lemon wedges and maybe some tartar sauce (without having to ask for it). Others at my table ordered the pork chops (generous serving but they were dry), fried shrimp (crispy and good) and the kids all had chicken tenders. All entrees are served with unlimited family-style sides like sugar biscuits (good, but when was the last time dough fried up with sugar was not good?), Apple butter, coleslaw, beets, cottage cheese (random) and then hot sides like green beans, corn and fries. The meal ends with a choice of ice cream or sherbet. I like the family style feel and it felt like a meal a grandmother would make, but not necessarily worth paying $130+ for for 8 people, 4 of whom are kids. The decor inside does not live up to the expectation when you pull up, beautiful farm set on rolling hills with ducks wandering around, very picturesque. The inside, however, could use a makeover. It looks like a high school cafeteria, very dated, all the way down to the paper place mats with prayer verses on them (not my thing). You can tell this is a family operation and everyone was very nice, but..... All in all, friendly service, so so food, but at a steep price. Probably will not be back, but it was worth one trip. read more

It makes me kind of sad to see some of the negative comments written by some reviewers, and also a little confused. I can understand the simple decor and seating being not "a five star restaurant", but to those people, I have to question why you would drive to HEREFORD for a gourmet experience? If you like a casual, family-friendly setting, where you pick your entree, and then get unlimited sides, and a dessert, then this is the place for you. And get the crab cakes! read more

They did get part of it right with the term "farm" in the title because I felt like a head of cattle the moment I walked in. I was made to choose and pay for my order (tip included) at the beginning. Speaking of choosing my order, the menu is as bland as it is limited. I did get heaping portions...of food that I (or anyone else) could have easily prepared for far less money. When I say that, I mean everything that was served tasted like it was packaged and/or frozen before it was prepared and on my plate. However, at the prices they charged, I would have thought they were going to serve something fresh, unique and tasty. I would like to say that the atmosphere was great. I would like to, but I can't. From where I ate, I'd say it was a slight upgrade from a high school cafeteria as it seems that's where they get most of their inspiration from. It's a shame that I can only rate this place with one star, because that would mean that I might like it just a tiny little bit. If I could, I would rate it negative five stars. Please, if you have no taste buds and no imagination, then this is place for you. If you expect a little more for your hard earned money, then avoid this place like the culinary train wreck that it is. read more

This place is about crab cake and french fries. Sometime fried oysters and scallops. People who complain about other canned veg and side dishes are not getting to the point. I wouldn't recommend fried chicken either. BEST CRAB CAKE around here period Good price too. You pay first for fixed price with all you can eat side dishes so don't go there if not hungry. read more

We used to go to Friendly Farms often when our children were little. But not so much since then until last night when we were invited there to celebrate a friend's birthday. This place has not changed at all in the 25 years since I last visited. And that's a good thing. Food was still home style good if you still serve canned green beans at your house. Very good crab cakes and truly great fried chicken are the stand outs here. A good place to go with large parties or small children. In warm weather you can feed the ducks at one of the ponds there. read more

I've heard about this place for years and I really wanted to love it. It did not impress. No doubt the farm itself is beautiful and worth seeing. The unique combination of apple butter and cottage cheese is also worth trying as are the sugared rolls. After that, nothing special. You'd expect farm fresh food from a restaurant located on a farm but that is not what you get. More like friendly diner than a farm. Prices are steep for what you get. Hardly worth the ride up there. Sorry. read more

I was in the area and looking for some place to eat so I Looked on Yelp and found this place. The grounds were beautiful and it's perfect for a wedding or a conference. The crab cakes were nice but not for the price. The corn green beans and peaches were from a can. because that's all I Ever 8 when I was a kid was canned food. It was very expensive for the food we Got especially since nothing looked like it was from a farm. all processed food except the crab cakes. I would not recommend this place read more

A nice homey country-style meal that is hard to find these days. The food didn't blow me away . It is done is the typical family-style with typical cuisine selections. Think fried chicken, crab cakes, green beans, pickled beets, etc...These things are done well. But, they are quite expensive and not certainly not gourmet quality. I would come here for the nice comfy experience and beautiful bucolic views of the countryside. read more

Enjoyable Country Farm Experience! Rustic Atmosphere, Family home style food, You will experience Fried Chicken, Eggplant Parmesan, green beans, corn etc. Ice Cream, homemade cake for dessert. A fun time experience in a local country setting. Nothing special-a wholesome casual fun filled evening read more