People have been eating and drinking on this Leola corner since 1775 — the building did time as the Oregon Hotel and the Catfish Wayside Inn before brothers Dino and George Papazekos took over the old Reflections and made it Wayside Public House. Dino ran restaurants, George plays music professionally, and this was the spot they'd hunted for years. The play here is fine food and spirits without the fuss: seasonal menus, a proper bar, and the lunch service the brothers added when they took over. If you want the whole room to yourself, they book private events on Sundays with their catering partner Plated by Evan.
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