We arrived at the restaurant at 430, we got sat at a table at 535 and ordered, we got up and walked out at 720, we took my grandma here for her 81st birthday upon her request to try it, the owner was extremely rude and passive aggressive when we called, do yourself a favor and don't waste your time or your money read more

Mary Ann and I have been dining here for many years.  We have always found the food to be delicious, abundant, reasonably priced, and the atmosphere always down to earth and quite friendly. The School House Restaurant has an event room replete with a formal stage. This would be great for hosting birthday parties, wedding dinners, graduation celebrations, and all manner of events. Ask for Chris, he will be the friend you will wish to have met years earlier, making your every dinner memorable.                                    James Baker, 45-year resident of The Village of Indian Hill read more

Was a Wonderful meal and Experience. The mason jar cocktails are extremely good. Talked to Pam who was very nice. And after the mason jar cocktails, the Goats talked to me too... read more

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We didn't actually eat here but I wanted to note that you must have a reservation to even get in the place. I suspected as much with all of the hype for $20 meatloaf. The man at the register was very nice and explained that there would be approximately a 45 minute wait and to speak to someone working the dining room. There was no hostess or anyone to give direction or to even ask questions to (save for Mr. Register who didn't offer much). The foyer is their "waiting room" and the guests waiting were jammed in with little room for comfort. Even though I did not get to experience the food, right away I could offer advice on how to properly greet guests coming into your establishment, especially at the price point that you are offering. After ten minutes of seeing no other employee able to assist in taking my name for the wait list, we just left and went to Copper Blue in Milford which was a great find. read more

We went to the Schoolhouse Restaurant with a group of 7 adults and one baby recently. The restaurant is in a quaint old building and has a fairly small dining room. But the room was packed when we were there. The menu is written on a chalkboard at the front of the room to go along with the schoolhouse theme. My uncle was craving fried chicken and he suggested this place. Of the 7 adults, four people ordered the fried chicken! They give you huge servings. My hubs ordered the special pork tenderloin (but they got his order wrong and brought out a country fried steak). He said it was good. My mom and I both got the Parmesan salmon. We loved it. Each table is served family style and the group shared coleslaw, salad, mashed potatoes, carrots, green beans and cornbread. The sides are included with the entrees so the prices are reasonable! We also got the peanut butter pie and blackberry cobbler. Yum! They also serve local beer and we tried a couple. Our server was really busy, but she was quick with our drinks and very friendly! There's a cute area outside for kids to play while you wait for your table and my favorite part was the goats a ducks in the back. My son loved seeing them. There's a general store on the same property but I didn't check it out. I also didn't go upstairs at the restaurant, where there's an auditorium. My hubs said it was really cute and they are going to offer dinner theater there. read more

Schoolhouse Restaurant - American Near Me - Camp Dennison, Ohio

Our family at Schoolhouse while visiting the area from Illinois for kids activities. We are there with our 10 year old and our 7 year old. There was SO much food - and the kids really enjoyed it. The chocolate peanut butter pie was a great treat. The kids had a great time playing outside before AND after dinner. When we travel back to Ohio, we will visit here again. read more

What an amazing place and an even better family that owns and operates the establishment. The food is served family style and couldn't be any better. I loved the schoolhouse/family feel and the menu on the chalk board. I can't wait to return. read more

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Do you like "home style" meals like you find at Cracker Barrel but also want to pay more? Do you want to make reservations at 4 in the afternoon for 7:15 only to arrive at the restaurant and be told that they had you down for 7:30? And when you say that's odd, because we made it for 7:15? And THEN be told that they don't have google reservations turned on? And then when you try to show her your reservation she just talks over you? The The Schoolhouse is your destination! Luckily it is situated near Milford where there are LOTS of restaurants. I recommend The Governor or maybe Copper Blue. read more

Fabulous! Staying at a motel, accidentally picked it from restaurants near me. They were friendly, portions very generous, soooo good ! Loved the meatloaf! Sweet cornbread !!! Loved everything! Added excitement- feeling like I got to experience something local. PS thought Siri was taking me to a dead end haha in a word-Awesome ! read more

The food was delicious and we had service from Jill who took good care of us. It was my son's birthday and the staff shared in the birthday song. I would highly recommend a family style meal at reasonable prices. read more

Food is good. The fried chicken needs salt and pepper. Their biggest obstacle is service. My 4-year-old grandson never got anything to drink until the end of the meal, because no one ever came back to our table to refill anything. Seven people got one little bowl of salad. My wife asked twice for the vegetable of the day and still never received it. All our food got cold waiting for ketchup, ranch, etc. This is our second recent visit and probably our last. read more

I had heard many rave reviews about this restaurant that is actually in an old schoolhouse, and I wasn't disappointed with my first visit! I came here with a party of 7 adults and 1 child (baby who needed a high chair) to celebrate a birthday. If you're someone who enjoys a rustic atmosphere and a menu to match, this is your place. Upon being seated, our server took our drink menu and we had a salad with what tasted like a homemade French dressing as well as a bowl of cole slaw. All side dishes are served family style on a lazy Susan in the center of the table. Once our drinks came out, our server took our order, and the menu is on a large chalkboard that spans one entire wall. I chose the Parmesan Crusted Salmon and the rest of the table pretty evenly split the Fried Catfish and the Chicken Livers. Those were delivered to our table along with more family style sides of mashed potatoes & chicken gravy, green beans, corn and cornbread (all of which were refilled as we emptied them). My food was spectacular. The folks who had the catfish said it was a touch over cooked but still very good. Now, I have to tell you, this is home, country cooking, which means if you are expecting anything to be spicy or seasoned with more than salt and pepper, you're going to be disappointed. That being said, everything was seasoned well and I very much enjoyed this place. If you're looking for a good helping of comfort food, this is a great place to go. As my dad said, if you leave here hungry, that's your own fault! My only real gripe about the place was that we went on a day where it was 87 degrees and a couple of ceiling fans seemed to be the only cooling mechanisms, which left me sweating and enjoying the experience a little less than I could have. I will definitely return, but I would do so on a much cooler day. read more

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Everyone in America should come here at least once. You are eating in an historic, 2 room schoolhouse built in 1865, at the conclusion of the Civil War. The original blackboard is the menu board. I had fried chicken (4 huge pieces). My wife had grilled pork chops. We both had mashed potatoes w/ awesome gravy, green beans, corn, salad, slaw, and cornbread. The entrees come on one plate, the sides and everything else is served in family sized bowls on the Lazy Susan (and are refilled as necessary). I can't say enough about how great the food was. Service was terrific and the people are very friendly. I spoke to the owner, or at least the eldest family member. This family has owned and operated this restaurant for over 50 years. We spoke outside for about 15-20 minutes and the history is incredibly interesting. Located about 20-25 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati. read more

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Restaurant is cozy and full of ambiance. A+ for that. However the food is lacking for sure. With a party of four every single entry (meatloaf, chicken, catfish and flatiron steak) was so overcooked it borderered on burned. They were short staffed so maybe it was just a bad night for this restaurant. Service was okay , but our server was so overwhelmed and it showed. Too bad because it is a super cute place. We will not be back. read more

The Schoolhouse is always charming and always busy. Although we did have to wait, the host was very nice and made sure that he would not skip us while we walked to the General Store on the property. Don't miss the goats! You can buy a handful of feed and greet the goats while waiting for your table. The tables have a lazy Susan on them and food is served family style. I always opt for the fried chicken, although I wish it had been seasoned more. I love mine to have a kick! Our waitress was informative and helped us decide to only order one entree to split between the two of us, as the fried chicken comes with about 4 pieces, and share the sides. This was more than enough food. I believe the sides are "endless" but one serving was enough for two of us and to have leftovers to take home. Overall the meal was nice, but the appeal is really in the atmosphere. The food was ok, but nothing was "great". They do have rotating specials that they list on the blackboard of the school room. read more

Not sure what all the hype is about for this restaurant. Food was awful for the price. Never tasted such bland chicken. We still joke about how I requested to go here for my birthday and it was a horrible birthday dinner. Also- we got seated 45 minutes after our reservation time. I would never recommend this place to anyone read more

Our Thursday night Diner's group of 8 dined at this location last night as our weekly selected location. The Food, Service and Atmosphere were unsurpassed by none. This was my first personal experience at this site, and I was blown away by the taste, temperature and quality of the food & the service, without a doubt. Everything was beyond expectations for me. I will certainly plan return soon. Several members of our group live in the local community, within walking distance of this Restaurant, make me want to relocate. read more

Service was good,, chicken had no flavoring the vegetables were water soaked. Corn bread was okay the salad tasted like out of bag washed and dressing on top. We was told the kitchen staff all quit and the staff really does not know what they are doing. read more

This converted schoolhouse is quaint, complete with the full size blackboard, kitschy stuff on walls and an antique wood- burning stove. The atmosphere and servers help you feel like you're an old friend. Our server seemed like an impatient and curt old friend, though she may have had a long day. The portions are "American" (read LARGE). The appetizers and sides are served family style, loaded into a lazy Susan at the center of the table. That's all good. I ordered Schoolhouse Chicken - their specialty. The $17 portion included, no kidding, about a half a chicken! Although crispy, it was rather tasteless, possibly without any seasoning. The mashed potatoes looked and tasted fake, though at the end of the day, they may have just been dried out. The brown gravy had way too much salt and starch, so it was not homemade. I expressed these to our server and the owner did immediately comp my meal. My wife had the almond-crusted tilapia with same sides. For $19, the expectations were high, but it was just OK. In the end we left very unimpressed. This place has the potential, but they need to improve the quality of the food and service. read more

Schoolhouse Restaurant - The whole menu on the blackboard - American Near Me - Camp Dennison, Ohio

Went for Valentines with my fam ordered appetizers and one meal and was charged for 3 entire meals we did not get any sides I ordered one drink and $50 later we r out after we had to sit for almost 2 hrs for our food food was ok my husband and I are now home sick at our stomachs... happy Valentine's Day to us I don't for see us going back read more

I had the fried chicken and it was delicious. Huge potions. Definitely worth the trip and money

While the food is tasty, it's quite over priced. Portion size isn't particularly small or anything. The atmosphere is a bit awkward. The service is fair but never extraordinary. There is generally a long wait. This place having literally been a school house attended by my grandfather, is an odd duck. It's got that old smell and vibe that some people like and some find uncomfortable. For me it's the latter. Although I don't see ghosts, if I did I'm sure I'd see plenty of them there. read more

Ate here again with a party of 7 to celebrate my mother's 92nd birthday. We also ate here a year ago for her birthday. It was a beautiful experience and my mother was moved almost to tears. Our server (not sure of her name) was an older female--very experienced, friendly and efficient--she is apparently the owner's daughter. She was on top of everything and kept replenishing drinks and sides promptly. We brought our own cake and they helped serve it plus giving Mom free ice cream. And the server got the entire room to sing Happy Birthday. I had the cod along with 3 others, wife had meat loaf and loved it. Mom had the fried chicken--wow--what a huge portion--had to take most of it home. It took a while, but was well worth the wait. And the mashed potatoes and gravy were super (my love of mashed potatoes wasn't lost on the server--I probably had a whole bowl by myself, plus took some home.) I also love their corn bread--a little on the sweet side, but I like it that way. None of us had room for dessert except the birthday cake, but between blackberry and cherry cobbler and lemon meringue pie, it would have been a tough call, anyway. A historical place--scope it out for a unique dining experience read more

Stopped in this out of the way restaurant. Let me tell you, the people who work here are the friendliest people you can meet. The food is outstanding!! Family dinner style and you won't leave hungry. Our server Amy was friendly and attentive made us feel like we were family. I can't wait to go back. You have to experience the love in the home cooked food. Also while we were there a small wedding was taking place at the outdoor patio. You could tell everyone was having fun the food spread was beautiful. we even watched the bride swinging on a tire swing! Best wishes to the happy couple! read more

Fantastic overall restaurant, been here over 50 years and still shows the neat history of a old classroom and school house, has great employees you continuously see over the years , a area for animals like goats, a general store neat to go through oh and did I mention access to the bike trail ? Check it out and you won't be disappointed ! read more

It's a shame to grant one star, but it is due to their complete lack of service and honoring their reservations. We made a reservation for 6p on September 18. At 7p we were told it would still be a while before they could seat us. We left. The food might be good. I do not know. All I can tell you is they refuse to honor their reservations. read more

Super friendly people. Love the history and the atmosphere. Family style sides with more than enough for everyone. Thoroughly enjoyed our meal there. Just be sure to check the times they are open, it is not normal business hours read more

We were there over 3 hours yesterday! Over an hour to get seated (with a reservation) and nearly an hour and a 1/2 to get our food. There were at least 3 parties seated after us that got their food way before we did. Our waitress was an older lady who was very overwhelmed and took her frustrations out on us. She was very rude when my friend asked for a bottle of hot sauce. She asked him what he needed it for? It doesn't matter what he needs it for just get the hot sauce. He likes to put it on his salad and pretty much everything he eats. He and I both ordered the country fried steak and it came out burnt to a crisp. The only redeeming food they had was a couple of their sides but they weren't anything special...you could pretty much make them at home. My wife had the fried chicken and unfortunately Kroger fried chicken has more flavor than it did. The quality of the chicken was great and so was the breading but it had zero flavor. I have heard so many good things about this place and was excited to try it. Unfortunately I can't say my experience was the same as others. I normally don't leave these types of reviews but when we brought it up to management they were apathetic and unapologetic about everything. They didn't even attempt to make things right. read more

This is a restaurant I've frequented since I was a child, and I'm happy to say it's one of the reasons I'm as fat as I am today. The Schoolhouse is but an occasional treat for me only because I prefer to not take blessings for granted. To dine on the country fried steak, in particular, is probably quite similar to being caressed by the divine. I shall confirm this when the latter happens. There is much to do on the grounds of this fine establishment--enough to keep even the most attention-deficient among us content. The tire swing is a rare joy, and its ability to induce vomiting in the young and unsuspecting when it's used to the extremes of its potential is charming--if not hilarious! The tetherball court is the perfect place for an overly competitive father to give his son a stern reminder of the youngster's place in the family-sports hierarchy and/or to call the child's developing masculinity into question. Those who are patient enough to wait for a table during peak dining hours will be pleased when the gates of heaven yawn wide and they are finally permitted to enter the magical forest of picnic-patterned tabletops and lazy susans. Attentive servers load the lazy susans with a garden of delights, including salad, cole slaw, crackers, and more. Some, like myself, find the salad dressing and the cole slaw to be sharp, for lack of a better word, but these delicious flavors are unique to the Schoolhouse. If you feel you deserve a grand reward, spoon some cole slaw onto a saltine. The signature appetizer? Corn fritters. I believe the family that owns the Schoolhouse Restaurant knows of a hidden clearing deep in the woods of Camp Dennison--a place where angels void their holy bowels. It is there, in this mystical playground, that the people of the Schoolhouse gather the angelic leavings, as hot, crispy, tender, and sweet as such things can be, and bring them to the restaurant for the public's enjoyment. Few would be bold enough to order this dish were it not for the fact that inspiration from above convinced the Schoolhouse family to give the delicacies an approachable name: corn fritters. If you seek a meal that will put everything you think you know about old-fashioned, family-style cooking into doubt, then please give in to the previously mentioned country fried steak or the fried chicken. I doubt you could go wrong with any main course at this exquisite temple of cardiac abandon, but these two selections are, indeed, special. Do not stop consuming until you feel your hands tremble with hesitation when your gravied grey matter tries to guide them back to your plate for yet another bite. When this happens, you have truly accepted the glory of the Schoolhouse into your life. Once you stand up, you may find yourself unable to sit down again for 45 minutes, or maybe an hour. This is normal. Calm your senses and allow your quarry to settle by taking some cornbread out to the field to feed the goats. You will soon feel the bounty occupy its rightful place in your belly. Once it does, return to your car with the confidence that you'll be able to sit in it and operate it effectively. Your drive home will be bittersweet, but know that you can return. read more

Schoolhouse Restaurant - Behold: Country fried steak at the legendary Schoolhouse Restaurant! - American Near Me - Camp Dennison, Ohio

I've been meaning to try this place but always thought since I'm a transplant from wv it would just disappoint. Wrong!!! Well... shut my moth and bless my heart Y'all were right all along. Just like my Granny used to make the fried chicken was as southern fried as it comes and the green beans reminded me of those dusty jars of half runners we use to pop for Sunday dinner!!! Yum!!! My new favorite when I need that good ol comfort food. Yes Mam! Thank you Mam read more

Fried chicken and some sort of Alcoholics Anonymous guilt trip while i was sucking down Chardonnay. Not sure if it was directed at me for some sort of intervention but the chicken was decent. read more

Amazing food and great service! Got a family take out meal! 8 pieces of fried chicken, three large sides and cornbread. This place has amazing food. I can't wait until I go back! You can also check it has an entrance from the Loveland Little Miami bike trail! Great patio seating and drinks! Cute adorable 18th century school house! read more

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This is a friend's favorite place and he wanted to take me there. It is OK. The fried chicken was good. At lunch, your sides are mashed potatoes and green beans, no choice. The server was overworked --- I had no fork and had to ask for it, and, we had to wave our empty glasses in the air to get a refill. The prices at lunch are reasonable. The dinner items up on the blackboard seemed a bit expensive. My biggest complaint is, the place is incredibly NOISY, and the tables are very close together. It was not relaxing because of that. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there again. The little country store is cute, and the goats are cool -- probably "big city folk" would find it an interesting and quaint place to visit, but, the food is nothing memorable. read more

Country Comfort. Food. Decided to seek out a little "local flavor" and combine sight seeing with a meal. This place filled the bill. First off, keep in mind this is American heartland country cooking. You will find no remoulades, no gratins, no aioli and no balsamic reductions here. Basic menu with about 20 rib sticking main course options. The fried chicken is apparently the signature dish and that's what my husband and I opted to share, we asked for and got all dark meat so we each got a leg and a thigh. It was very tasty. Good quantity for your meat portion... But look out, here come the sides. Fresh green salad (lettuce, red cabbage, shredded carrot, sweet onion) with a tangy-sweet French style dressing. Delectable coleslaw of very very finely shredded cabbage and a little onion. Fresh baked corn bread with fresh country butter. Wonderful home style mashed potatoes with gravy. Not one but TWO vegetables of the day; ours were corn and green beans. That's six sides, served family style, and the waitresses were on the spot when any given dish was empty.. "Would you like more?" This explains the $8 extra plate charge when you share the entree. You get a LOT of food, and it just keeps coming. And whatever is left after your unlimited refills...you can take home! So the $8 is reasonable. Eating in the old schoolroom felt like being in a big farmhouse kitchen, with the platters and family style serving bowls coming out nonstop through the swinging doors. It was a homey atmosphere. Windows were open letting in a lovely summer breeze. The dining room filled up pretty quick (we showed up around 4:45) and there was a number of parties waiting by the time we rolled out the door with our shopping bag full of leftovers. The waiting area is pretty cramped and some people hung out on the benches outside. This is fine in the beautiful weather, I expect the experience would not be as pleasant in the wintertime, nor when it's 100-plus heat index. We wanted to try the famous fritters (this was before the meal started coming) and our waitress suggested we start with HALF of a small order, which was a great recommendation or we might really have exploded from overeating at some point. The lazy Susan table top really adds to the fun. There are actually two smaller tables in the place that do not have this feature. So if it's your first visit, and they try to stick you at one of these, tell them it's your first visit and you want the Lazy Susan! That's what happened with us, and we were cheerfully accommodated. Now as to the "general store" with its little farmyard, I was not too impressed. I was hoping for a genuine country style general store, but it was not to be. More of a haphazardly-arranged antique shop, a lot of the stuff seeming to be more of the junktique variety, rather messy and in serious need of dusting. It's only open when the restaurant is, which may be only four days a week. I wouldn't go out of my way to return here, but if heading in that direction and the timing is right, and I'm very hungry, I can see us returning. read more

I've passed this place many times and been intrigued so after months I was happy to finally make a stop for dinner. It's a fun looking place in a neat location; it is on the bike path, adjacent to historic Camp Dennison, in an old schoolhouse building, and on a little plot of land with some goats. The interior feels a touch like a classroom, which it may well be. Service was fine; friendly wait staff and family style. They bring out salad and coleslaw right away and serve it on the lazy susan, which is fun. Service is OK, but more casual than is appropriate for a restaurant in this price range. The food was frankly a disappointment. This place is oriented towards traditional fare, which is great, but it is bland and pretty disappointing. The median age of other diners when we visited was 75 years old; this isn't a problem in itself but is indicative that the food may not be all that adventurous. I got pork ribs; ribs should be neither mushy nor tough, and mine were about as from mushy as they could be...tough to get meat from the bone. They were also glazed in a sauce that resembled ketchup more than I would've liked. My wife got fried chicken, which was OK, but nothing to write home about. The family style sides were frankly a giant disappointment. Mashed potatoes were OK, but corn was reheated from a can and the green beans were boiled for a long, long time before they arrived at our table. And then there's the price; family of four with 1 appetizer, 2 adult entrees, 2 kids meals, 3 soft drinks, and 1 beer totaled $78 before tip. That is enough money that I expect a pretty decent meal, and frankly I did not believe I received this at The Schoolhouse. Other niceties aside (we played with the goats for awhile after dinner, which was nice) I think the price paid versus value of food received will keep me from a subsequent visit. read more

Excellent home cooked food and Excellent service. Love the family style dining experience. The corn fritters are amazing too. I had the country fried steak and my wife had the fried chicken. Both were great and the coleslaw is out of this world. Come with a large appetite, you will be full when you leave. We love this place and the owner will greet you when you come in. read more

I really wanted to love this adorable restaurant in an old schoolhouse, where the food is served family-style. But... The food was bland, although it had lots of potential. Perfectly cooked fried chicken shouldn't taste like nothing. The meal was almost $40, which was a bit of a shocker for homestyle cooking. Still, if you're in the neighborhood (say riding along the Little Miami Bike Trail), I recommend experiencing the Schoolhouse Restaurant. It's a fun place, but I probably won't be back. read more

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We arrived at 12:30 for our 1pm reservation. We reserved because we had a large party (12). We weren't seated until after 1:30 and many others were seated before us, including larger parties. We didn't receive our food until almost 3:30. A larger party that seated immediately before us had their take home boxes before we had our food! After asking for a couple more sides (since you only receive 1 small bowl for a table of 6), we didn't get out of the restaurant until almost 4pm. Several other tables around us actually got up and left mid meal because it was taking so long. The food: The salad was just lettuce and the too sweet French dressing. One small bowl for our table of 6. Our waitress wasn't too happy when my friend asked for ranch dressing instead. The coleslaw had a strange taste and was too sweet as well. Small bowl, of course. The cornbread was sweet, but not too bad. I got the fried chicken. It was overcooked and so bland. Even just some salt and pepper would have made a big difference. My husband and our friend got the country fried steak, both were overcooked and dry. Some other friends got the steak and they were tiny and didn't taste good. Two other people got the fried chicken livers. They said they tasted fine. The only good things I can say about the food would be the green beans and the mashed potatoes and gravy. The green beans were seasoned well and tasted good. The mashed potatoes were good, not epic, but good. The brown gravy on my husband's fried steak was better than the mashed potato gravy, but it was decent too. The corn tasted like it was dumped straight from a can. The service: Our waitress was awful. When my friend asked for hot sauce at the beginning she wanted to know what he wanted it for. I didn't realize you had to defend your condiment choices at restaurants, but I guess you do here. She finally brought it about 20 minutes later after we had to remind her. At about the 2 hour waiting mark, my friend went to the manager to let him know how long we had been waiting and to ask what was going on. He simply told her it was out next and that was it. No apology or even concern, whatsoever. I have never had such slow, unfriendly, and unapologetic service in my life. Our waitress acted as if she was upset with us on the rare occasions she came to our table. The most frustrating part was that she seemed ok with her other tables. We didn't cause a fuss and were all kind. I'm not sure what was wrong with her. I realize that everyone has been affected by shortages and struggles. I try to always take that into consideration. This was absolutely well beyond that. It was flabbergasting. I would have been happy to have just received an apology at that point. Good thing I didn't wait around for it or I'd still be there now! I always try to visit even a bad restaurant at least twice to give it a fair shot. I will definitely not be going back here. It wouldn't be worth it. read more

This is an adorable restaurant, the service was great, and the food was AMAZING!! We had fried chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, and much more. The amount of food you get for the price is great and we will be going back again! read more

This place is absolutely the best mom and pop restaurant around. Expect to wait a bit but it is worth it! This place has limited hours so it's always full, because it's worth the wait. Be hungry cause there is more food then you can eat! I want to give a special thanks to one of the owners and waitress, you really want up and beyond satisfying us on Friday night. One meal came out over cooked and you really took care of us. I know that's not normal, because I have been there so many times. After my surgery this was the first place i wanted to eat. Love the atmosphere, and food is home cookin'. Ps. Red snapper was AWESOME! read more