Isaac’s Way
Located in the historic 1858 Old York County Courthouse, Isaac’s Way has a welcoming, down-to-earth vibe and champions local ingredients for farm-to-table dining. Every dish is made from scratch, from the salad dressings and sauces to the gourmet desserts. The walls are adorned with vibrant paintings by local artists, all part of an ongoing silent auction that supports art, music, and theatre programs for children in need. Craft beers on the menu are brewed in New Brunswick, and even the coffee mugs are handcrafted locally. Open for both lunch and dinner, popular menu items include the fish cakes with lemon dill sauce, and the braised beef melt (slow-cooked with a locally brewed Irish red ale, and topped with spicy aioli, crispy onions, and asiago cheese). Beyond great food, the restaurant gives back by donating food weekly and supporting local initiatives to fight homelessness.
Located in the historic 1858 Old York County Courthouse, Isaac’s Way has a welcoming, down-to-earth vibe and champions local ingredients for farm-to-table dining. Every dish is made from scratch, from the salad dressings and sauces to the gourmet desserts. The walls are adorned with vibrant paintings by local artists, all part of an ongoing silent auction that supports art, music, and theatre programs for children in need. Craft beers on the menu are brewed in New Brunswick, and even the coffee mugs are handcrafted locally. Open for both lunch and dinner, popular menu items include the fish cakes with lemon dill sauce, and the braised beef melt (slow-cooked with a locally brewed Irish red ale, and topped with spicy aioli, crispy onions, and asiago cheese). Beyond great food, the restaurant gives back by donating food weekly and supporting local initiatives to fight homelessness.
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