Leslie's Family Tree Restaurant

Good cookin! Everything is home made and fresh. The scones are delicious, and the atmosphere there is vintage/ cabin with nice big booths. If you ever had grandma's home made cooking, or want to experience it, I suggest giving this little place a good try. I wish I got a picture of their food. Their BLT takes up a large plate, their steak was cooked to perfect medium/rare exactly how I liked it, and their burgers are home made buns, their dinner salads are big enough for 2 people, as well as their Navajo tacos built on their delicious scones was delicious. Eat here and support the few of its kind ma and pa diners. Its well worth it!

Their scones are amazing, and huge! Their servers are kind and friendly, and their atmosphere is one of a kind. We have eaten here and enjoyed their Indian Tacos and burgers, but today we wanted steaks.

Don't order the steak here, though, unless you really love undercooked, unseasoned meat. I ordered the ribeye, medium, but got rare. Sent it back and it came out just short of medium rare. Also, it seems that when they took the salt shakers off the tables they also got rid of the ones in the kitchen. The restaurant was also nearly out of steak sauce, which makes sense. In the end, I brought my steak home to finish cooking it with seasoning to enjoy later.

The food was great (I got the ham steak dinner... Yum!) Service was a bit slow. The inside looks cool, like you're in a cabin. The dinners come with plenty of sides, including scones. HUGE scones. Like literally 2 ft. long scones served in a long basket. They were delicious. I'd recommend this place for sure.

Historical and fun. The ambiance is filled with old photos of the owner’s ancestors, which feels nostalgic. The food was extremely delicious- made from scratch! The scones with the honey butter were heavenly. Our waitress was so friendly and told us about the history, which is very interesting! Also, this restaurant has a haunted reputation: they give tours on Saturday nights around 9 pm. You pay about $40, get dinner and a tour of the whole place, including the basements (there are 2). It’s been featured on a few paranormal shows, so if you’re into that, check this place out!