About Us

Constructed during World War II to serve as a dryer house—an area for recovering cattle feed from the mash used in whiskey production—the Glass House became the new home for Paradiso Ristorante in the spring of 1998 after extensive repair and restoration.

As your special date-night destination, the location for your rehearsal dinner or just your standby for when the kids are hungry and you don’t feel like cooking. For lunch or dinner. In our welcoming dining rooms or on our outdoor patio in the summer. For just a glass of wine or for a multi-course meal. Dine with your senses at Paradiso.”