The ambiance of the restaurant is comfortable, historical, and interesting. Photos of famous diners line the walls along with art for sale by local artists. Everything glows and shines with care and elbow grease. It is spotless.
I decided to get a quiche so I could have one of their famous desserts. I had an option of two sides, and I couldn’t help but order Corn Pudding. When the plate arrived I could not believe how wonderfully homemade the food was! There are no corners cut at Weidmann’s. The quiche was hot, cheesy and delicious. I expected the usual quiche you get in a restaurant…this was more like a freshly baked pie. And the corn pudding? I could not believe it, but I am compelled to admit it: their corn pudding is better than my Grandma Nash’s recipe! I wonder if they share recipes….
My husband ordered a catfish poboy and mac and cheese, both of which were fabulous, according to him. I didn’t taste it, I was too involved in my own food! Their signature dessert is Black Bottom Pie, but Randy and I opted for the peanut butter pie. It was unbelievable. We couldn’t finish it because we were so happily full, but it was luscious. Weidmann’s gave us an unexpectedly fabulous meal along the road, and we could not have enjoyed it more.
The staff was very friendly, and I want to give a shout out of thanks to Nicholas and Chelsea! Charles Frazier, these two employees are treasures!
BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR AGAIN WELCOMES WHALE MIGRATION SEASON IN LORETO!
Gifts That Give Back: A Guide to Eco-Friendly and Thoughtful Holiday Celebrations! As the holiday…
The history of Christmas trees goes back to the symbolic use of evergreens in ancient…
Step into a winter wonderland unlike any other as the Arboretum unveils its spectacular 12…
Grandparents and Kids can Enjoy Christmas Movies Together! Looking for a way to create a…
Dallas Arboretum’s Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden Celebrates Annular Solar Eclipse on Saturday, October 14 October…