Was so excited to attend an event here after my aunt told me her prom had been held here in 1953. Sadly, I don't think they've made any updates since. Ancient chairs, ratty napkins, lights burned out on the chandeliers. Bathrooms clean, but certainly antique. Is this part of the museum experience? Service? Food? Well, salads consisted of 7 tiny leaves with a cut of tomato and cucumber. Apparently, they were already dressed with a swipe of white vinager. My rare filet was cold and well done. The potato wedge was gorgeous and ice cold as well. Perhaps the toasts went on too long, They wouldn't start serving until toasts were done. Bread... lovely. No butter. Honestly, couldn't wait to get to McDonald's after. Very sad service. Poor girl couldn't seem to grasp anyone's requests. Maybe better for small events. I'd never dare book here. I think they're very expensive as well, but not worth the price.