Sitting on the left-hand side of the Victorian mansion that holds the Hidden Side attraction, guests can see a large greenhouse. It has seen better days, its windows obscured and hard to look through while the metal framing is rusted from time. The entrance gate sits ready to be opened, with a painting overhead depicting a Lego skeleton with chef’s hat smirking as a spatula and spoon cross each other beneath the face. It gives the effect of a culinary spin of the classic skull and crossbones, along with a name newly fixed over the gate: THE BOO-STRO.

Stepping inside, guests find what had once been a gardening center. Those days are gone, considering the walls have faded in this main chamber and most of the flowers have wilted (besides a large Venus Fly Trap that periodically opens and closes its jaws). However, this chamber has found some new “life”, as tables have been set up among the various vases and former flowerbeds. Though most of it is tables, there is also a juice bar that has been set up for guests only looking for a quick refreshment. Faded pictures of a chef hang on the walls and notes from J.B. are scattered around. Guests paying attention to her notes can find a story of a French chef’s ghost who has taken up a new home in the greenhouse, turning the once-dead building into a lively restaurant.