"Find something in Rockwall is the directive for late lunch-on-the-road hungry, flying the copilot seat on I-30E over Lake Ray Hubbard and still scrolling the app for something nearby. Heirloom rolls up with O.K. stars and looks like a good place to land. Next exit then right. Oh. It 's a hotel restaurant? Didn 't scroll far enough into the reviews. Oh, the dining room is closed? It 's not clear if it 's a time-of-day thing or a staffing thing. It 's just not open. But, the bar...C&B Scene...serves the full lunch menu. Ok. The place is visually lovely while dead as a mausoleum. The barkeep is pleasant and semi-attentive while working as her own bar back prepping for happy-hour or a dinner rush (management had better hope they keep her. The lunch menu is brief and more the baseline of a room service card (yep...it 's a hotel. Decisions for a bacon chee-burger, chicken sandwich, and two side salads were tapped into the kitchen order system. We were probably lucky it was just two for a roadie lunch. It 'd either be nice, it 'd satisfy as road fuel, or whatever. It was nice. Was it really farm-to-fork? Maybe. That 's the pitch toward the plate. We had a good middle-of-the-road experience, but we could 've been lucky to have had only two orders for a kitchen with a closed dining room. Our orders arrived timely and tasty with no time for dessert. Quick! It 's into the far-away restroom and we 're back onto and farther down the road sooner."
