Carpenter Michael Visscher of Tribes Hill created the striking mahogany bar and back shelves, handbuilt the tradition of past craftsmen. Accessories, such as an antique bench from the 1800s, its original horsehair cushions recovered, add atmosphere. The UHI Gallery Room, painted a striking persimmon, is hung with artworks from different local artists, including resident artist Diane Boerner. Not only do the paintings add to the ambience, but can also be purchased, giving customers access to original works and local artists an outlet to display. Anyone interested in hanging their work in the Gallery should contact the inn.
People can stop in for a light meal, at a reasonable price, in a beautiful atmosphere.
The new menu has a number of new selections, such as hot sandwiches, light entrees such as portabello mushroom Louise, and several salads with toppings ranging from chicken to salmon. Entrees include their tortellini chicken pesto, which is a nationally recognized recipe. By combining the lunch and dinner menu, customers can choose a full meal or something a little lighter. Now you can come in here any time of day and get just what you want. We feel we can give our customers our quality at a good dollar value.