Montgomery County Grille
American · Magnolia, TX
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About Montgomery County Grille
Come join us for lunch, dinner or breakfast on Sunday mornings in the "Historic" Yellow House on the Magnolia Stroll. The house was built in 1910 by Magnolia resident Calvin Yon. Over the years, the house has been a private residence to some and a business location for many others. In 2010, Magnolia Bible Church purchased the property the house was located on to build a new church. Knowing the house had been a part of Magnolia's history, they donated it to the City of Magnolia to preserve and keep it a part of the community. In December of 2010, the house was moved from its original location down the street to the corner of Nichols Sawmill and Commerce right on the newly created "Magnolia Stroll". We have created a warm and inviting ambience unlike any other restaurant around. Stop in and see how the house has been transformed while enjoying a nice dinner prepared by our own Executive Chef Tracy Caballero. Our menu offers something for everyone from steaks, seafood, specialty chicken dishes, and pasta's to soups, salads and burgers. We have dining available in our main dining room or you can enjoy your meal on our outdoor covered deck.
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