Corydon, Indiana restaurant

Maybe Mayor Al can answer this one.  I read in my local newspaper a reprinted article that originally appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal about The Green Door restaurant in Corydon, Indiana.  According to the article, they have no prices.  Instead you pay whatever you think the meal was worth.  I was wondering if Al (or anyone else on this forum) has been to this place, and whether or not it is worth my making the two-hour trip to go there.
 
The article said that the restaurant had one four-person party leave a $200 tip; it did not say whether or not the party had been consuming large quantities of adult beverages.

We have not been to the Green Door, but apparently all the 'reviewers' have. Plenty of reviews can be Googled, if you want to check them out.
It looks like the place took the location formerly known as Magdalena's, another experiment at organic food prep that lasted a couple of years.

Well, if you ever get over there, let me know what you think of it.
 

Actually the Green Door is NOT in the former Magdalen's place as it is going to be a brew pub supposedly. The Green Door is at the corner of Capitol and Chestnutin Downtown Corydon. Unique approach and tight hours so make sure to call them before you fly.

Thanks for the update, and Welcome to Roadfood. I will check out the location on our next ride over from Lanesville.
AL

Thanks, Kopp, for the correction.  And welcome to roadfood!