Thai at the Palace

Really great restaurant in the downtown area. Parking was easy and right across the street. The building is historic and features Art deco design and original booths, bar and fixtures. The food is all made to order. I’ve only been there one time so far so I have not experienced that many items on the menu. The service is to order as well Our server spent a lot of time helping us decide on our dinner. The food was excellent. We will be back.

There’s a reason that the reviews are (almost entirely) five stars. Fabulous food at reasonable prices in great ambiance. Service is outstanding. I can’t do spicy and always get pineapple fried rice with chicken. My friend had drunken noodles with spice level of 1 and it was very tasty! We almost finished everything but had enough leftover we couldn’t let it go to waste. The decor is really interesting and inviting- not kitschy. We just moved into the area. We keep going back and are so stoked to have such a great restaurant in the area. Parking lot across the street or along the roads in town are free. Cute town! This is a must enjoy place if you’re in the area. Or, make it a road trip day.

Excellent food and very authentic. Probably the best Thai fried rice I've had outside of Thailand (and rivals the Thai fried rice in Thailand too). The best Thai ice tea too. The service was great. We got take out and it was still hot after the 30 minute drive home. The best Thai restaurant in the area for sure!

The best Thai food and the best massaman curry I’ve ever had. The service is top notch and the wait (which they are always transparent about) is minimal. They are very respectful about dietary restrictions and have many vegan options. Their spice levels are unlike anywhere I’ve been (which they are honest about) and I love it! If you’re looking for authentic Thai spice, this is the place.

First visit to a well run, wonderful staff, tasty restaurant. Selections are varied. The sauces well flavored and not too hot. (Although the chef can flavour as hot as they make in Bangkok) The calamari is made just the way I like, not rings. Everything is made fresh to order, amazing when I felt we did not wait as long as one might expect. The owners have the tining just right, not rushed, not too slow. The ambiance is wonderful in this old 1932 shop that was a hardware store before a sweet shop. The old wood remains, the art collection engaging. First of many visits here. Love the mango sticky rice for desert.

As a Thai person, I can confidently say that this restaurant is spot-on authentic. The food tastes just like what I eat in Thailand. I live 45 minutes away, but the food is totally worth the drive!

The great reviews brought us here to eat. Worth the drive in the rain! We enjoyed spring rolls and drunken noodles, both extremely flavorful! Spice levels are reflective of Asian cooking, which we loved. A historic building, which brings a quaint charm and comfortable atmosphere to the restaurant. Service was friendly, attentive, and efficient. And we couldn't believe how low the final bill was for the amazing food. We'll be back! We went back and everything was as good as we remembered it, from the service and atmosphere to the food. We enjoyed panang curry and mango sticky rice this time. Yum! Already have our next visit's meal planned...

Family-run Thai restaurant located in a converted old ice cream shop. The owner, a delightful lady, shared charming anecdotes about the place's history and her inspiration for opening the restaurant. Enthusiastically, she introduced us to authentic Thai cuisines. The atmosphere is a delightful mishmash, with each corner telling a unique story. The food was truly exceptional, with spot-on flavors. The spice levels were just right, offering a clear and fair balance. A perfect stop after a challenging 3-hour hike on Christmas Eve at the nearby Mt. Tammany Red Dot and Appalachian Trail.