Belvidere Mansion

We had a very nice lunch. Their menu has lots to choose from. And you have to try the baked fudge brownie. It is so good!

The restaurant must be good as people were waiting outside at 1230 on a Wednesday. It occupies the first floor. Mostly sandwiches, salad, quiche, baked potato, soup. We did not eat there due to wait time. As a museum or restored mansion not so hot. Few furnished rooms on the second floor you could only look into from the doorway. The third floor is the rental venue. Stair access only. Folding tables and chairs. Slanted painted wood floor. Did not see a washroom up there but there was one on the second floor with one toilet and sink.

Went with the ladies from our church; it's always so much fun to come to the Belvidere, and dine with the Pink House! They always take such good care of us, their foods are refreshing especially in summer!

Fun place to eat! The menu is good; lots of options and everything we've tried has been delicious. We like to get different desserts and all share. Nice selection of teas, as well. The service can be a little slow but our waitresses are always nice and helpful. You can walk around in the second and third floors to see the historical pieces. It's a fun experience.

We visited here for the first time and we had a wonderful time. The food was wonderful and so was the service. All of the staff were friendly and wonderful. It is a wonderful house full of history. Some beautiful plaster relief walls and mosaic tile floors and once beautiful Parquet floors that are well worn but in places you can still see how beautiful they were and in some parts still are. If you like a good Ruben As I do the Reuben sandwich there is about the best I’ve ever had. Wonderful experience and I would go back again

Belvidere Mansion and the Pink House are such a sweet little getaway. The Pink house has a nice size menu and the food and dessert are amazing. Great atmosphere and friendly service. Great for a girls lunch out or date!

Beautiful, historic attraction. Staff were kind and gracious... Food was wonderful! Will visiting again! Wish it were a bed and breakfast.

They lost our reservation. Waited over an hour. Slow service. Small portion for the price. Little to no AC. Very little wheelchair accessibility.

The first floor of the mansion is a restaurant with a small gift shop.  If you have time I advise eating!  The second floor is where all the magic is preserved.  The details in the two living quarters are in my opinion exquisite.  Their beds, their clothing, their tubs...all so much smaller than present day and the intricacy of each pieces craftmanship, wow!  I would love to see the rest of the floor restored.  The third floor was under some sort of construction.  If you love looking at old architecture and how people once lived this is a great little spot to be transported!

This is a great place for a nice soup, salad, sandwich luncheon. Terrific ambience, excellent service, high quality food at unbelievably inexpensive prices. I'll be back the next time I pass through town!

My cousin and I ate here last week. The service was drastically different than last time...and not in a good way. When we arrived, the power went out right away. They went on ahead and seated us. We were told we could not have a baked potato or soup since the electricity was out. So we decided on sandwiches and salads. I ordered a Regency roast with cheese and a strawberry salad. I requested my sandwich with just cheese and meat. She ordered a ham sandwich and a Windsor salad. We received muffins before lunch. Last year, the muffins were a decent size; now they were tiny. Our lunches came with kettle chips which were excellent. The sandwiches were smaller than we expected. Mine had mayonaise on it which I dislike intensely. I wiped it off before eating the sandwich. The salads were good and the sampler dessert was the best part. I used a groupon to pay and even then, it was pricey; 31.00. We may not come back for a while.

I've been back two more times and got pumpkin muffins which were just as delicious. I toured the house on one of those visits. My friend who went with me actually lived in the house many years ago when it was divided into individual apartments.

Love this place. I come here often. The food is good with quite a variety of lunch entrées for a tea room. The historic, early 1900s mansion atmosphere is charming. The servers are courteous and friendly. There is a lovely boutique/ gift shop with unusual treasures, and guests are invited to tour the historic mansion at their leisure. The home and family history are quite interesting. And proceeds go to the historic mansion preservation efforts. Everybody wins.