Quality Southern food served to you by friendly folks in a welcoming and relaxing environment. A revered Southern culinary tradition - the hot plate lunch, consisting of a meat and vegetable sides, is so much more than a delicious, hot meal. In addition to our regular daily lunch plates below, we will also feature a Chef lunch special each day. Make sure that you come in and try all of our delicious options! For up to the date notifications regarding lunch specials, be sure to check our social media pages.
Dessert not included. Sides: choice of side salad or one vegetable. Entree: Catfish Friday!! We're always trying something new. Visit our facebook to see our special meals, or better yet, stop by and see what we're cooking up. The Livery Stable served as a popular place among men for talk of news, politics, horses and trade.
Captain Lewis, wanting to reside in the hub of town, moved the house that sits next door from the outskirts of town on Norrell Road using oxen and carts. In , The Livery Stable was sold to Ed and Fred Ratliff who set up a buggy and bicycle shop and began selling fuel for automobiles. In , the Ratliff brothers met Charles Lindbergh after he landed his plane, a Curtiss JN-4 called "Jenny", in a field south of town and walked to the shop for fuel. The hardware store was passed down to Callahan's son, Dave Jr.
At Jefferson, we respect our longstanding tradition of community service. Like the owners before us, our aim is to serve the people of Clinton.
Maybe not their horses, bikes, auto's, or airplanes, but serve them great food and great service in the historical hub of Olde Towne Clinton.
