
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3749 Hwy Bb, Palmyra, MO 63461
Phone: (573) 773-2056
Website: http://coleshearthroom.com/
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Reviews
My wife was the main reason for the visit—she’s never had lamb and I’m generally not a fine-dining person myself.
The Food: Hits and Misses
The Star: My Prawn Alfredo was the undisputed champion of the night. The sauce was extremely delicious, and I was genuinely sad to trade it away, but love is love!
The Main Event: My wife ordered the Rack of Lamb. The lamb itself was a success: well-seasoned and cooked to perfection. She instantly wanted to trade it for my Alfredo, which is saying something! However, the portion size was noticeably small—literally just three small chunks of meat—and the accompanying vegetables were minimal. The sweet potatoes, encased in a salty-sweet layer, were a good side, though.
Appetizer: The Toasted Ravioli was decidedly mid. While the breading was clearly homemade, the meat filling was under-seasoned, and the Parmesan topping didn’t elevate the flavor. I’d rate them a 6/10.
Side Salad: We both ordered a side salad. My Caesar came out on the humorous side—the lettuce was presented still connected to the core in a ‘boat’ presentation, which I swear I’ve seen a Gordon Ramsay episode mock! Regardless, the flavor of the lettuce was good, though the dressing failed to reach the bottom, resulting in some plain bites.
The Verdict
The prices are among the highest in the area, but the quality of presentation is undeniable. This place may not be for everyone, but for those seeking an elegant setting and exceptional pasta (and who don’t mind a pricey, small portion of lamb), it may be just right. I might return, mainly for the Alfredo
After five months of staying in (99 percent of the time), we decided to try a new restaurant in Palmyra. We’ve been taking short road trips, mainly to get out of the house. One day, we explored Palmyra, and noticed a beautiful old building with the sign “Cole’s Hearth Room.” I googled it and learned a young couple from St. Louis bought the Old Stone House in order to convert to a restaurant. Sadly, the virus hit, and they pushed back opening until July. How brave is it to open a restaurant during a Pandemic?
We went Monday evening. Wait staff was attractively outfitted, and all wearing masks. There is covered outside seating, which is where we opted to dine.
And the food? What a lovely surprise. Both our entrees, Salmon with bourbon glaze, topped with fried collard greens and Chicken Marsala, were excellent. Vegetables perfectly cooked. Good wine and bar list.
And we met like-minded dining souls on the veranda.
On the way back to our car, we introduced ourselves to owners, Coltin and Deirdra, who were adorable.
It’s well worth a short trip to experience the fine dining the Coles are offering.