"Built in the early 1900s, the quaint green-and-white cottage originally stood in Round Rock, where it became an iconic film set for Hooper’s horror classic. ... For dinner, there’s a complementary balance of seafood and steak options; with classics for breakfast; and sandwiches, wraps, and burgers for lunch. ... Several of Grand Central Cafe’s wait staff claim that the house is haunted." - Marisa Mirabal