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Address: 13889 Ridge Rd W
Phone: 5857396688

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Tillman's Historic Village Inn
The Village Inn is one of the best restaurants in Orleans County. The only stagecoach house remaining on the historic Ridge Road has been serving travelers in one form or another for nearly two centuries. The original tavern was built in 1824, and continues to serve today as a bar. The large auxiliary dining room is in a carriage shop built before the Civil War. The smaller main dining room is in the carriage shed that was built after that war to connect the two businesses. Historic artifacts festoon the entire space, particularly in the former carriage shop, but the atmosphere is not rustic; the setting is one of restrained elegance, high-quality but casual. The food matches the atmosphere, combining quality steaks and seafood with homestyle comfort food. The prime rib is available every day and always on special. Prices are reasonable, though more expensive than the typical Orleans County restaurant.
Mon-Thu 11:30AM-8ː30PM, Fri Sat 11:30AM-10PM, Sun 10AM-8ː30PMEntrees $15.95-24.95, plus two market-priced items; prime ribs start at $22.95 for 12 oz
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Crosby's Mini Mart
It's hard to recommend passing up the Village Inn, but if you're in a hurry, Crosby's offers lighter fare in a convenience store setting. In addition to packaged snacks and drinks, they have pizza, chicken wings, and even made-to-order subs available for takeout. You'll also find iced coffee and breakfast pizzas and calzones with omelet-style ingredients. Free WiFi. Sunoco gas station and ATM onsite.
5AM-11PM. Fuel 24 hrs
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First Universalist Church
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Cobblestone Museum Complex
The Cobblestone Museum is the main attraction in the hamlet. It also happens to be the only attraction. The Cobblestone Society was formed in 1960 to preserve the First Universalist Church, which was in danger of permanent deterioration. The church, schoolhouse, and the Ward House—the first three components of the complex—together constitute a National Historic Landmark, the Cobblestone Historic District. A standard guided tour includes these three buildings, and takes 1½-2 hours. The other buildings were added over time but are equally worth visiting.
mid-May - 12 Oct: Wed-Fri 11AM-5PM, Sat Sun 1PM-5PM; 13-31 Oct: Sat Sun 1PM-5PM; last tour leaves at 4PMAdults $8-10, seniors $7, students (13-19 and college) $3, kids (12 and under) free, Individual building $3