Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant

They are always delicious and great service! I was even surprised how great they did with gluten-free options!

This was our first time eating here and it was just my boyfriend and I at first then my son called to see if they offered a gluten free menu I asked the waiter Shane and he said yes and gave me the menus! So it ended up being a party of 5. My youngest granddaughter has celiac disease and when we placed the order we asked for bacon and eggs for her and reminded him several times the gluten free option. Her breakfast came out and mixed in with her eggs was fried potatoes even though potatoes are gluten free we stressed the importance of her food being cooked separately from others so I spoke with the manager and felt comfortable that he would take care of the situation. It wasn't one minute later her new eggs came out and again potatoes- the waiter asked if we wanted to speak to the manger again and honestly at this point I didn't! What good would it have done. I hold the manager 100% responsible- he assured us he would take care of the situation and he failed to even look at the 2nd plate that came back. I really feel like as a manager he should be aware of what it means to offer "gluten free " menu. Perhaps educate the cook, and himself as well. It's very hard to go out to eat and have to put your trust in a restaurant that clearly don't know the meaning of gluten free. Will not go back again !

Absolutely delicious! Everything hit the spot and the service was excellent. The value and quality was great! I had the pork chops which came with a side of mashed potatoes (I was able to substitute for coleslaw due to allergies) and I chose the green beans as my 2nd side. You also get a small apple julep, apple fritters, a cup of soup and dessert all included with the meal. They also have allergy menus if you ask with both dairy free and gluten sensitive options. My husband said the apple fritters, broccoli cheddar soup and his julep marinated chicken was good too. He was too full to eat the dessert but our kind server boxed up some apple cobbler to-go. Highly recommend! (If you're confused about the "Restaurant" vs the "Grill", the "restaurant" is down the road further, just past the Apple Barn and Cider Mill, a smaller white farmhouse building. There are some differences in their menus.)