Tucked into a corner of the Southbridge Golf Club, the restaurant is dominated by large picture windows looking out over the golf course. Even for those who don't chase those little white balls around in the grass, the view is beautiful. There are a couple of tables outside on the porch, several more in a glassed-in sunporch and a few more near the bar. Two television sets flicker above in the corners. Most diners are dressed for a game on the links, or in shorts.
Kids are a common sight.
The restaurant caters to Southbridge residents, but is trying to attract the general public. The Friday night we first went by, the dining rooms were fairly full, and most people knew everyone else present. I would have had a bowl, but the menu beckoned me on. Sides of mixed vegetables and a yellow rice mixture were both very good. The fish was perfectly cooked.