Nice-Casual Fine Dining at The Silo Cookhouse

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On my own, I treated myself to Dinner at The Silo Cookhouse at The Horse Shoe Farm.
There might be more free range chickens than the last time I was there? Had to edge one of the cluckers out of a parking space. By the time I left, three of them were roosting on the porch railing (see pictures). Pretty cute, actually.
Bananas Foster Cheesecake: dark rum caramen, brown butter milk crumb, and coconut tuile. Delicious! Nice to have less than massive dessert portions.
Ambiance is similar to that of a mountain lodge: seating, fabrics, art, decore, and an active stone fireplace. I particularly like the bar stools. Lots of character and comfy.
I sat at the bar, sipping an Old Fashioned, while I looked through the menu. That&#8217;s a real candle. I was happily surprised it was real instead of battery operated.
Fireplace flanked by pieces of art.
By the time I left, the chickens had settled to roost on the entrance railing. Pretty cute!
Their menu isn&#8217;t extensive, but most people should be able to find something they&#8217;ll like. I&#8217;d call Silo Cookhouse nice-casual fine dining. Cost, especially for Main courses, leans toward fine dining pricing. Creativity and care is apparent in everything that comes out of the kitchen.

Day: February 25, 2025

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