There are also numerous video games to keep the older kids amused. The grownups are more apt to be amused by the inn's antique decor, which features classic gas pumps from the 1920s and '30s, as well as an ancient gas cart that, in the days before gas stations, used to be wheeled out to the corner for petrol-needy drivers to visit. The 135-seat dining area encompasses what used to be the balcony, the projection room and the theater seating area. The inn's menu is huge, with about 70 items, ranging from pizza to salad, burgers, steaks, seafood and pastas. There are separate lunch and dinner menus, but you can order from either at any time of the day.
Most menu items are available for takeout.
Don Johnson, who owns the place with his wife Lila, has been in the food industry for 20-plus years. This is the third restaurant he's been the chef. It's a monster packed with ham, bacon, mushrooms and cheese.