Scriber’s Station On Elm

Specialties

Family style restaurant with a great choice of food and friendly atmosphere. Our Saturday special is our smoked pulled pork BBQ with our homemade BBQ sauce. Friday night is cod fish special! We offer a full bar and have live entertainment scheduled each month.

History

Established in 2008.

Owners and food enthusiasts, Connie and Jason Scriber, opened Scriber’s Station on Elm restaurant in May of 2008, with a vision of creating Henry County’s ultimate dining experience.

The Scriber family’s history with restaurants in Henry County go back many years, beginning with Connie’s creation of Lola’s in historic downtown Eminence. Several years later the Scriber sisters (Barbara and Marcine) would open the largely successful Olde Depot Inn in Pleasureville.

In the fall of 2010, Connie and Jason opened the doors to the newest addition to Scriber’s Station, the Backroom. The Backroom offers a full bar with a quality selection of spirits & ice cold beer. It has provided patrons a place to kick back, relax and enjoy performances of some of the area’s most talented musicians. Other times, the crowd becomes the show itself during karaōke nights that you don’t want to miss!

Scriber’s Station is committed to serving on​ly the finest foods, made with the freshest ingredients at

Meet the Manager

Connie S.

Manager

Owner & food enthusiast. Previously owned Lola’s Restaurant, several years ago, in Eminence. He is the «Legend»!