The Belted Goat

It sinks its fancy this place. It wants so badly to be fancy. The food is on the good side of mediocre, but the prices are ridiculously exorbitant, and sometimes go up for no reason on an item that has changed not at all. The menu also changes constantly with almost no warning and no one working there seems to know about these changes either.
I go there once a month for a book club, and atmosphere wise it is a very nice place four meetings and group activities. But sometimes they will shut whole portions of the restaurant, forcing everyone closer together, and that doesn't help a large group trying to discuss books amidst the chatter.
Once you get your food You're basically on your own when it comes to service. For the prices you pay you shouldn't have to bus your own table but you're expected to. They also consistently get orders wrong and it takes forever to correct.
If you don't have a reason to go there, like a fancy wedding or a book club, I'd give this place a skip, which is a shame, because the restaurant and surrounding Park area is absolutely beautiful.

Quaint little coffee shop just of 15/501. Nice seating spaces indoors and out with great food and coffee selections. Great place for a coffee stop in the middle of a long bike ride on a best spring day!

They have moved right across the street (still in the central part of the village, next to McIntyre's Books) and serve limited breakfast, full brunch, lunch and dinner (check site or call). Their small plates are delicious. Breakfast consists of a selection of pastries and breads, made by the the Fearrington House's pastry chef. Perfect before a walk around the neighborhood. A new favorite spot.

Love the quiche there! Always fluffy with a nice light crust and little salad on the side to go with it. Have been going there regularly since the summer. Usually busy, but not overly loud. Relaxing and able to have a nice inside voice conversation with friends.