Anna Zucker

The ambience of this restaurant is warm and welcoming. Service was excellent. Lana was a great waitress and we appreciated her suggestion and service. We had the botanical Smash to drink, a refreshing and tart beverage. We shared the chicken pesto flatbread, slow roasted meatballs and the street corn. All three dishes were very good. We tried two mini desserts; the key lime pie and pecan cheesecake. Both were yummy, the perfect size and not overly sweet.

Plan on spending most of the day. This museum is well worth taking the time to explore and learn about slavery past and present. This is a phage for deep thought and reflection. I can not recommend strongly enough that I think everyone would benefit from a visit to this site.

This is the house Mary Todd lived in as a teenager. They have done a nice job of trying to recreate the space she lived in. While it is a self guided tour there was a docent on both floors to answer questions. Very pleasant stop while traveling.