Old rustic atmosphere from the 1700's. Good friendly servers. Food was very good. Ordered turkey club and veggie burger. Which was really good. For dessert got their signature personal apple pie with ice cream. Which was excellent. Prices are in line with the times. Really nice place.

Celebrated with a friend her last day at work on December20.2024- lunch at Grain House. We had no reservations and there was nothing available. Diana went out of her way to find us a place at the bar. Thank You. The food - Octoberfest beer, French onion soup, Goat cheese salad, dessert & coffee - was delicious. The fireplace soo inviting. The perfect way to end a meaningful chapter & begin a new one. Not to mention the Christmas decor was beautiful.

We were here a few weeks ago for a birthday celebration for my pop. The room we were in was off the deck and it was cozy and perfectly set up for our party of close to 40. The staff was accommodating but hard to find. The food was delicious and staff knew who had each entree without the need to auction off the food. Yay for that. :-) the bloody Mary's were full of every garnish your heart desires...I LOVE that. It makes a big difference. I would definitely recommend this place for large gatherings or celebrations.

Good food. Pleasant service and wonderful environment. The grounds are lovely and you feel like you're having lunch in a revolutionary pub

The Grain House is always a good choice for an upscale lunch. I get the same thing every time --Shrimp BLT--and I enjoy every bite. The salads here are fresh and delicious. They make a nice cappuccino. I make my reservation through the app Open Table and have always been seated right away. I enjoy the historic building and charm of the old wood and stone construction. The interior is classy with formal place settings and cloth napkins. Most diners dress up a little to eat here. Staff is calm, polished, and polite. Parking is free in a big lot. The outside patio is pleasant too. The restaurant is easy to access right off of Route 287.

Grain House is a restaurant in a hotel in Basking Ridge. The hotel, Olde Mill Inn, has an exceptional reputation as a wedding site. I went to a Thanksgiving buffet with my family. The quality and variety of food options were excellent. Food was fresh and quickly replenished. Had something for everyone. Service at tables was prompt and accurate, both providing drinks and having the tables cleared. The decoration is Colonial, but lacks the charm of the adjacent building, which has a horse outside, which is smaller and George Washington did really stay there. Food is the same, ambiance better.

I have tried both their lunch and dinner menus. Some of the items I enjoyed: * East Coast Calamari * Red Lentil Soup * Goffle Farm Chicken Panini * Steak Tips * Yukon Potato Gratin * Key Lime Curd Things that were not good (1 star off): * Ribeye Spring Rolls (the Cheddar cheese in spring rolls was weird) * Health Bowl (dressing was tasteless) I came here with a large group. The restaurant is in a very old building with creaky floors, uneven floors, low ceilings, and odd shaped doors. However, the private room we were in (Grain Room) was quite cute with a fireplace. The table was set up like a wedding banquet. The staff was attentive, and the food came out quickly. The bathroom was located in a confusing area; when you finish your business, you don't know how to get back to your table, even the staff acknowledged this odd placement issue.