195
East Davis Street, Historic Downtown Culpeper
540-825-7148
directions
to this location
his
corner brick building is reported to be the oldest commercial building in the
“Historic Downtown” area and occupies part of Lot #35 on the 1759
plat of the Town of Culpeper, as surveyed by 16 year old George Washington for
Lord Fairfax. The building is listed on “The Virginia Register of Historic
Places.”he
original building area has handmade brick, hand hewn and pegged timbers, and wide
pine floors. The rear portion is Circa 1790 while the front portion is Circa 1835.
The first level on the corner of East Street and E. Davis Street has been used
as a stable, tobacco warehouse, restaurant, plus numerous other businesses. The
lower level was used as a Civil War jail for both the North and South Armies and
now houses our Pub.
This building is now a showpiece of world class cuisine produced by chef Peter Stogbuchner and chef Randall Cooper, formerly of the Grille at Prince Michel and Thornton River Grille. Together they bring you the very best Culpeper has to offer. Call for the daily special offerings.
195-179 East Davis Street circa 1900
Hours of Business
| Lunch and Dinner Hours | ||
| Monday: | Restaurant
11:30 AM to 9:00 PM | |
| Tuesday: | Closed | closed |
| Wednesday: | (The
Pub is open for light fare 4-1AM) |
|
| Thursday: |
Restaurant 11:30 AM to 9:00
PM |
(The Pub is open for light fare 4-1AM) |
| Friday: |
Restaurant 11:30 AM to 9:30
PM |
(The Pub is open for light fare 4-1AM) |
| Saturday: |
Restaurant 12:00 AM to 9:30
PM |
(The Pub is open for light fare 4-1AM) |
| Sunday: |
Restaurant 12:00 AM to 8:00
PM | Open for Lunch, Brunch and Dinner |
Our
menu changes daily, visit the links below to view a sample our fine cuisine, wide
selection of beverages,
and succulent desserts
Feel free to call for the current selections or daily specials
540-825-7148
Our
menu changes daily, visit the links below to view a sample our fine cuisine, wide
selection of beverages,
and succulent desserts
Feel free to call for the current selections or daily specials
540-825-7148
about
our decorative font: used with permission:
A Picture Alaphabet was digitized from a collection of public domain woodcuts,
circa
1834, by steven j. lundeen, emerald city fontwerks, seattle, washington, usa.©2000
