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Difference at Main Street Cafe

Taste the homemade difference at Main Street Cafe! Our dishes are made with fresh ingredients and infused with our family’s secret recipes. Come experience a taste of home in every bite!

Starters

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Drinks

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Main Dishes

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Desserts

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Salmon Salad

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Salmon Salad

Texas Scrambler

Huevos Rancheros

Mexican Scrambler

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Enjoy An Exceptional Journey of Taste

“This Victorian-style house was built in 1885 as a home for Dr. J.W. Kennedy. Legend has it, Dr. Kennedy would periodically be blindfolded, kidnapped and taken to the hideout of Bonnie and Clyde (who used to camp out in a nearby area now covered by Lewisville Lake) to provide them medical care.

The dining rooms located on both sides of the entry, as well as the Library Room, are part of the original structure.

The ceilings in the East and West dining rooms are adorned with 135 year old cedar planks used in the original construction of the home. The building was last used as a residence by the Lauderdale family in the early 1980s. It was purchased by Robert and Alice Goetz, who added onto the structure and converted it into a restaurant called Hearthstone Manner. It was the site of an antique mall, Wishing Well Antiques, in the early 1990s, named after an old well that was located inside the building at the time.

New owners converted the space into The Veranda restaurant from 1992 until 2007, when it was purchased and re-opened as Tierney’s Café and Tavern. In early 2020, the building continued to operate as Main Street Café

Enjoy An Exceptional Journey of Taste

This Victorian-style house was built in 1885 as a home for Dr. J.W. Kennedy. Legend has it, Dr. Kennedy would periodically be blindfolded, kidnapped and taken to the hideout of Bonnie and Clyde (who used to camp out in a nearby area now covered by Lewisville Lake) to provide them medical care. The dining rooms located on both sides of the entry, as well as the Library Room, are part of the original structure. The ceilings in the East and West dining rooms are adorned with 135 year old cedar planks used in the original construction of the home.