Alexander's Fine Dining

Alexander's Fine Dining, an 80-seat dining and banquet hall, is a tribute to Alexander von Humboldt, the famous German botanist and explorer for whom the town of Humboldt is named. Hanging in this large, Federalist period dining hall is a commissioned painting depicting a meeting between Humboldt and Thomas Jefferson at Monticello in 1804. This striking original was painted by Kansas artist Larry Armstrong.

Also adorning the walls are elegant hurricane sconces, and from the copper-colored, embossed-tin ceiling hangs European replicas of Georgian-era brass chandeliers. Below the painting of Humboldt and Jefferson sits a walnut with cherry inlay table featuring cabriole legs. The table was custom made for the Bailey at Neosho Valley Woodworks by artisan Pat Haire.

Please call us at (620) 473-3000 to make reservations or to inquire about our services.