On the Square in Inverness

Come hungry. Leave happy.

We are at 110 W Main Street, right in the heart of downtown Inverness. Free parking, a friendly door, and a kitchen that is already working when you walk in.

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Regular Hours

Wednesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Monday – TuesdayClosed

Hours may change on holidays. Call ahead if you are driving from out of town.

Free Parking Along W Main Street and the Square lots, steps from our door.
Accessible Entry Ramp entrance and accessible restrooms. Ask any team member.
First Come, First Served No reservations for the dining room. Groups of 10+ — call ahead.
Takeout Available Order online or by phone. Pickup only, no delivery.
Getting here

Easy to find, easier to park.

Inverness is a small town with a real downtown, and we sit right on the main square. If you have ever driven through Citrus County on US-41, you have passed us without knowing it. Turn toward the courthouse and look for the nautical sign.

From US-41 (Florida Avenue)

Turn east onto W Main Street at the downtown Inverness light. Continue three blocks. We are on the right, directly across from the historic courthouse square.

From the Withlacoochee State Trail

If you are cycling the trail, exit at the Inverness trailhead and head two blocks north to Main Street. Bike racks are available on the corner.

From Crystal River / Homosassa

Take US-19 north to FL-44 east, then follow signs to downtown Inverness. About 25 minutes. Plenty of free parking once you arrive.

From Ocala

Head south on US-41 through Dunnellon. Inverness will be about 40 minutes south. Look for the courthouse square on your left as you enter downtown.

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While you are in town

Inverness is a destination — not just a stop.

We love this town and the people who make it work. If you are spending the day, here are a few things worth doing before or after dinner.

Nature

Withlacoochee State Trail

Forty-six miles of paved cycling and walking trail, directly connected to downtown Inverness. Trailhead is two blocks from us.

On the water

Lake Henderson & the Chain

Kayak, paddleboard, or boat on the Tsala Apopka Chain of Lakes. Public boat ramps are within a five-minute drive.

History

Old Courthouse Heritage Museum

The 1912 courthouse across the square houses the county history museum and a preserved 1912 courtroom. A nice 30-minute visit.

Accessibility at Stumpknockers

We want everyone to feel welcome. If anything is unclear or you need help on arrival, just call and ask.

  • Ramp entrance from W Main Street — no steps required
  • Accessible restrooms on the main floor
  • Staff available to help with doors, seating, and carryout bags
  • Large-print menus available on request
  • Quiet corner tables available if sensory accommodations help

Read our full accessibility statement →

Ready to plan your visit?

Order takeout online, call ahead for groups, or just show up. There is always a seat somewhere in the house.

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