celebrity goat dairy

Quiet Countryside, charming intimate service for dinner, food that was unbelievable.Cars arriving super early and leaving at night not super loud but disturbing a bit with it being so quiet.Chicken pen in the front was quirky but smelled a bit and not a very attractive setup. New managers said that it was moving to the back for a new home soon.

folks seem like they are just going through the motions. It wasn't bad but it wasn't good.

Every month the Celebrity Dairy (of dairy goat fame) hosts a 30-person dinner, with the fare fixed in advance. On May 21, 2006, we were treated to some guest chefs from a couple of local restaurants and we had a perfect meal!Dinner is in a large room at one long table with backless benches. If you have some disability you might bring your own chair! Also there's no alcohol but you can bring your own beer or wine. You get a talk about the dairy and also a tour, so you see lots of goats and get to hold babies (if there are any), and also see llamas, chickens, turkeys, cats, and a peacock. The website shows each monthly menu; we went this month because they were serving fish. All the food comes from local, organic, sustainable-agriculture farms and gardens. It's all fresh and wonderful. The goat cheese is featured as appetizer in about 10 different varieties, and throughout the meal. We had goat milk ice cream for dessert!I am already looking forward to their next fish dinner!