The Morgan House

Chelsie Lakeman

This review is focused on the gift shop not the restaurant (which I haven't eaten at in years). Such a cute shop with a wide variety of items from home decor to jewelry, kids items, snacks, bathroom soaps and scrubs and they sell Vera Bradley too. It is multi story so be prepared for stairs. It is a great place to spend some time poking around. Prices are decent as well.

James Hall

Really store with a bunch of variety. Decor and novelty stuff. Fun place to find fun things

Mark Cameron

A must visit, have lunch in a Civil War Era home, relocated to just outside Muirfield Village near the Columbus Zoo, from Morgan County in 1985. The owners have poured a lot into this gift store restaurant combined. This is not a Cracker Barrel, it is much better! My wife and I dropped in for lunch and both had Pot Pie which offered a choice of a side: salad, chips, or fruit. The healthier side of us opted for the side of fruit which was freshly cut. All were delicious! There are two main dining areas, and we actually wete seated in the original Weaver home, (who owned the home in Morgan County while General Morgan opted to stay there several times in the Civil War Era) and enjoyed a cozy fire, (both dinning areas have fireplaces). After lunch there is a multi level gift store to explorer. When you shop in one area you quickly discover many other areas and levels, including furniture. We love non-cookie cutter restaurants and shops, this in a must stop! Handicap access is available for the main dinning area with a ramp in the rear portion of the building.

Donna Studer

It was very crowded but you can expect that on a Saturday around the holidays. Great merchandise at reasonable prices. Delicious lunch. I had the Ruben and house salad. Gals serving tables were great. Especially liked the hostess. Will definitely recommend.