Quality rated by both AAA and Mobil Travel Guides, America Bowman's menu features a great selection of starters, soups, salads, sandwiches, entrees and desserts.  House specialties include cheddar & ale soup, bangers & mash, beef & guinness and fish & chips. Char-grilled steaks, salmon and chicken are favorites in the evening.  Each of the three dining rooms offers a unique ambiance.  The Keeping Room, reminiscent of a charming country inn, is furnished with long, handcrafted refectory tables with antique oil-fired lamps.  Lace curtains hang at the six over six windows.  John Georgean's portrait hangs high on the bittersweet wall in the Ordinary. Highlighted by the 19th century quarter-sawn oak furnishings from the first Weston Post Office, this traditional dining room chronicles Weston's heritage and displays a multitude of Public House artifacts, including an antique sherry tun and two small poteen stills.  The friendly, chatty atmosphere of the Theater is a favorite of history buffs.  A collage of photographs and prints of historic Fort Leavenworth and early Weston adorns the paneled walls.  Following your meal on Friday or Saturday evenings, you will surely want to head downstairs to check out the live music in O'Malley's 1842 Pub.  It's your trip to Ireland without the airfare.