Restaurant in Hawthorne, United States
The Yearling Restaurant
100Pearl PointsLocal meal, limited hours
About The Yearling Restaurant
The Yearling Restaurant is the practical Hawthorne pick for a relaxed late-week or weekend meal, especially if staying local matters more than a polished city dining room. Lunch is the safer low-pressure choice; dinner works better for a casual outing. Skip it for takeout-first plans unless the current ordering setup is clear.
In Hawthorne, The Yearling Restaurant is best approached as a practical local option with a casual dress code and a limited weekly schedule. For a repeat visitor, the decision is simple: use it when the posted hours fit your plans, rather than building the night around unconfirmed details such as a published award pedigree, a chef-driven format, a drinks program, or a specific price point.
The confirmed information is limited, so planning should stay direct. The Yearling Restaurant is open Thursday through Sunday and closed Monday through Wednesday. That makes it a late-week or weekend choice rather than a flexible anytime fallback.
Use it for an easy local meal, not a destination splurge
The value case is strongest for diners already in or near Hawthorne. With no confirmed price range, cuisine label, awards, chef name, reservation method, or menu format, this is not a place to choose because the experience has been fully defined in advance. It is better judged as a convenient local restaurant with published hours and casual dress.
For takeout or delivery decisions, be conservative. There is no confirmed off-premise program, so The Yearling Restaurant is a weaker choice if the whole point is food that is proven to travel well. If eating away from the dining room is the priority, choose only if the current ordering setup is clear before committing.
Plan around the limited service week
The practical advantage is clarity on timing: The Yearling Restaurant is open Thursday 12–8 PM, Friday 12–9 PM, Saturday 12–9 PM, Sunday 12–8 PM. Because Monday through Wednesday are closed, it is not a reliable backup for early-week plans.
Reservations: no confirmed booking method is listed. Dress: keep it casual unless the occasion requires otherwise. Budget: no confirmed price range, so avoid promising a fixed spend to a group. Groups: better for relaxed local dining than for a tightly managed event. Location: Hawthorne.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I go to The Yearling Restaurant?
Plan around the posted hours rather than assuming all-day availability. The Yearling Restaurant is closed Monday through Wednesday, then open Thursday 12–8 PM, Friday 12–9 PM, Saturday 12–9 PM, Sunday 12–8 PM. If your schedule is tight in Hawthorne, confirm the current hours before you go.
Is The Yearling Restaurant good for a special occasion?
Only if the occasion is low-key and you want a casual local meal in Hawthorne. The confirmed details do not establish a formal dining format, award pedigree, price range, or special-occasion service style. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details before making plans.
What are alternatives to The Yearling Restaurant?
Use The Yearling Restaurant when you want the Hawthorne option itself; other comparison venues can help if you want to choose by mood or setting. Liquid Ginger, Amelia's, Capones GNV, Satchel's Pizza, Afternoon are options to compare before deciding. If you want variety over convenience, compare those first.
What should I wear to The Yearling Restaurant?
Keep it casual and clean. The confirmed dress code is casual, so regular day-to-evening clothing is enough unless your own plans call for something dressier.
What should a first-timer know about The Yearling Restaurant?
Plan around the hours: it is closed Monday through Wednesday, then open Thursday 12–8 PM, Friday 12–9 PM, Saturday 12–9 PM, Sunday 12–8 PM. The confirmed location is Hawthorne. That schedule is the main planning detail here, because it makes The Yearling Restaurant a limited-service-week venue.
Does The Yearling Restaurant handle dietary restrictions?
There is no venue data here confirming dietary accommodations, so the safe move is to check directly before you go. That matters more here because the restaurant has a limited Thursday-to-Sunday schedule, which makes last-minute changes harder.
Location
14531 East, 14531 Co Rd 325, Hawthorne, FL 32640
Hawthorne, United States
Compare The Yearling Restaurant
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| The Yearling Restaurant | Hawthorne |
| Liquid Ginger | Gainesville |
| Amelia's | Gainesville |
| Capones GNV | Gainesville |
| Satchel's Pizza | Gainesville |
| Afternoon | Gainesville |
How The Yearling Restaurant Hawthorne: Hours & Planning compares with similar nearby venues.
If this does not fit
Try Satchel's Pizza for a more clearly casual group meal, especially if pizza solves the table faster than a rural restaurant plan. For a city-leaning dinner, Amelia's is the cleaner cross-shop.
How it compares
The Yearling Restaurant is the easier local choice if the goal is to stay in Hawthorne and avoid turning the meal into a Gainesville trip. Liquid Ginger and Amelia's are better fits when the group wants a more clearly city-oriented restaurant night, but they require a different planning mindset than a casual rural stop.
For value, The Yearling Restaurant is safest when convenience is part of the value calculation: less travel, simpler expectations, a relaxed meal window Thursday through Sunday. Satchel's Pizza is the better cross-shop for a casual group that wants a more defined pizza plan, while Afternoon makes more sense for a daytime Gainesville choice.
Ambiance is the dividing line. Choose The Yearling Restaurant for a low-key North Florida setting and an easy local meal. Choose Capones GNV if the group wants a Gainesville night out instead of a Hawthorne-centered plan.
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