This relatively new spot on the historic town square is developing a following among antique shoppers, weekend visitors, and locals alike. The menu features soups, salads, sandwiches, daily specials, and scrumptious desserts.
Word is the ladies are branching into catering as well.
Austinites Mary and Wayne Brown didn't know much about the history of this old Burnet property when they decided to buy and refurbish it. They soon found out, though, that the dilapidated limestone building began life as a stagecoach stop in 1856 and has been everything from a private residence to a hotel to a brothel in the years since. The Browns have lovingly restored the house, and its three suites are now elegantly decorated in period antiques, awaiting guests. A recent celebration re-dedicated the home's Texas Historical Marker and welcomed the public to view the interior. Response to the attractive facilities has been so positive that brides are booking rehearsal dinners, bridesmaid's luncheons, and receptions for the late spring and summer.