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“Pub style dining” |
We were glad to find this little pub when we started to get hungry for lunch. This is one of the restaurants of the Copper & Lumber Store Hotel, housed in a building once used to store copper and lumber. It was built in the 1780's and is now a piece of restored Georgian architecture.
We had good service and the food fulfilled our craving for something warm and filling. My mom got a shepherd's pie, which she reported to be very tasty. My sister and I got delicious cheeseburgers with fries, and we all enjoyed the three ice-cold cokes that helped us cool off. There were a couple of outdoor seats in the front that were already taken when we got there, but we didn't mind sitting in the cool interior and gazing out of the giant arched entryways.
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