Morning of my last day. Farm to Table food. The museum.
I started the day in one of the most unique eateries I have ever visited. It is called Farm to Table and is quite an interesting restaurant set in an old library.
http://www.thelocalfarmtable.com/
I was the only one there when I arrived. The friendly fellow who was waiter and cook offered to sauté a few vegetables and add some good ham on the side. At $6 it was a good breakfast. I tipped to $8. The place had fine folk music and a huge assortment of books on the shelves, some of them not arranged neatly but just stacked in. I could have read there for a few days easily.
The food was tasty. It is a huge area. A few others arrived as I was leaving, but I can't imagine they get much business. I'll head back there again.
They might have a good crowd during the college season. It looks like that sort of place.
http://www.thelocalfarmtable.com/
I was the only one there when I arrived. The friendly fellow who was waiter and cook offered to sauté a few vegetables and add some good ham on the side. At $6 it was a good breakfast. I tipped to $8. The place had fine folk music and a huge assortment of books on the shelves, some of them not arranged neatly but just stacked in. I could have read there for a few days easily.
The food was tasty. It is a huge area. A few others arrived as I was leaving, but I can't imagine they get much business. I'll head back there again.
They might have a good crowd during the college season. It looks like that sort of place.
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