Old fashioned dining
Old fashioned restaurant serves home cooked meals family style in an old oneroom schoolhouse. You definately feel like you have stepped back in time upon entering the building. The menu is written on the chalkboard in the front of the room. The fried chicken is my favorite along with the corn fritters as an appetizer. The place fills up fast and no reservations are accepted.    [07 Oct 2005 09:51:13]

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Better than any school food and as good as Grandma's
Fun for families, historically educational, very personable service by the family owners/operators. Romantic, quaint setting for walks, biking, or rollerskating on the adjoining Little Miami Bike Trail. Get there a few minutes before it opens, and we've never had a problem being promptly seated.    [02 Apr 2007 21:53:43]

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Recommended Dishes: baked crumbed cod with butter and lemon; the corn fritters are a dessert unto themselves

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Spin the Gravy Please!
Sides are served on a Lazy Susan in the middle of the table for all to dig in to. Lots of fun!
This is not a 4 star restaurant, so be sure that your expectations are in line before going.
It has a "homey feel" with waitresses that treat you like you were eating at home.
It is rumored that the Honorable Judge P. Allen Smith of the 13th Circuit Court frequented the children at the school house on his journies from Illinois to Washington DC in the late 1800's.    [15 Feb 2008 08:48:16]

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Recommended Dishes: School Boy or Chipped Beef on Toast

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