Webb Custom Kitchen was in the space previously occupied by the Webb Movie Theatre.  Opening in 2016 after a year of renovation, it’s a large space with the second story still intact and movies still playing above the open kitchen.  Decorations are old projectors and movie equipment as well as walls covered with names of those who joined the Porterhouse Club by finishing their 40 oz. charbroiled steak.  The center of the big downstairs room is a large bar that also has seating.  Benches are used for wall seating and tables are in the middle.  Parking is available in public lots nearby as it is in the heart of downtown.  Music was in the background and the lighting was fairly bright, but we were there at lunch.  The dinner menu offered more options to choose from but our lunch was good enough to make me want to go back to try more things.  Service was friendly and they were happy to share some of the history of the building with us, even offering to let us walk around upstairs afterwards.  Thumbs, or should I say paws, up on this one. Continue reading →