Mountain Pies is located at 4633 National Pike (Historic Route 40) and open year round. They feature both the savory pies of Paddlers Pizza and the sweet pies from the Ohiopyle Bakery. Family owned and community minded.
Only 18 mins away from Confluence, but if they have the staff, they’ve been known to meet guests 1/2 way (Tub Run) for delivery but they have dine in service as well.
Check out their site for the menu and hours. And more information about Mtn Pies Restaurant and the 2 Ohiopyle seasonal locations (Paddlers Pizza and Ohiopyle Bakery).
“your favorite mountain top cooking while bringing an intimate and family atmosphere”
And don’t forget to add a little history to your trip and visit Braddock’s grave–right next door.
IN 1804, WORKERS REPAIRING A stretch of the old Braddock Road uncovered human remains buried in the roadbed. The discovery was at Great Meadows near what is now Farmington, Pennsylvania. Among the remains, they found buttons from the uniform of a high-ranking British military officer, which helped to identify the body as that of Major General Edward Braddock. The burial site was near the location where Braddock reportedly died from wounds suffered during the Battle of the Monongahela.
Walking distance from all our homes and just across the river from the Tree and Riverhouse, The Outflow has been rebuilt and now offers more menu options than ever.
Offerings include: soft serve ice cream, hand dipped ice cream, frozen desserts, and quality food at a fair price.
Tissue Farm Espresso opened in the summer of 2021 in the old Ford garage at the edge of town 446 Latrobe Ave. (directly across the river from the Stonehouse). That end of town has never looked better.
Besides serving amazing coffee and espresso from Commonplace Coffee (Indiana, PA), they also offer locally baked muffins, scones and cookies.
Next to the coffee shop is an artist in residency space in the works. The owners are creating a space in our little slice of Appalachia for inspiration and retreat for artists. Stop in and check it out.
Mitch’s Fuel & Food, in the center of town, is a one-stop-shop for all of your quick-service needs. In addition to gas, this rustic country store offers a wide variety of convenience items including beverages, snacks, lottery, tobacco products, and live bait.
Mitch’s also offers a full menu for in-house dining or carryout for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day of the week!
Don’t discount this as “gas station” food. Stop in, check out the menu. We think you’ll be surprised and delighted.
Bittersweet Cafe is a unique garden cafe in nearby Farmington, PA with fresh, thoughtful food. The Bittersweet Cafe has the ability to cultivate our fresh ingredients right at their mountain location to create unique dishes with outstanding flavor. Their grass fed meats, free range chickens and eggs are all locally raised, along with farm fresh produce- some of which grows in their gardens. Don’t miss the homemade English muffins.
The Ohiopyle House Cafe has served many different items over the years but we’ve come to appreciate the importance of locally grown and organic foods. Our farm-to-table menu items debuted on our menu in 2014 and were extremely well receive and super popular. We are now proud to serve many items from local farmers. And when we can’t buy local, we try to buy organic. We serve locally roasted organic off from Old Linn Run Coffee Bean Roastery. We even serve locally brewed and organic beers. And don’t forget to try one of our fruit infused waters or cocktails!
Get ready for a historic dining experience! Serving since 1822 gives us a rich a history that not many current dining locations can match. Dine where business entrepreneurs, famous politicians, and thousands of travelers have enjoyed great food and great service perfected over the last 190 years!
Also don’t miss a stop at their butcher shop next door and pick up some quality meats and rubs for grilling at the house. STONE HOUSE BUTCHER & PROVISIONS.
Enjoy the casual elegance of the River’s Edge Cafe on the banks of the Youghiogheny River. Dine on the wrap-around porch overlooking the river, or inside the old-world 1890’s farmhouse. Long a favorite of bicyclists on the Great Allegheny Passage. Established in 1989, specialties include seafood, steaks, pasta, soups, salads and all your favorite wine and spirits.
Consider, if you will, a hierarchy of dining options: from European cuisine at the Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond Lautrec to pub-style fare with burgers and billiards at the Tavern. Nemacolin Woodlands Resort has gathered the very best and brightest to bring elegance to the special occasion, festivity to the family gathering or excitement to the nightlife lifestyle. No matter the preference, our Restaurant Collection is sure to satisfy and provide you with a memorable experience. Celebrate your culinary passion during your next visit to Nemacolin. With award winning chefs and restaurants, and home to the largest wine cellar in Pennsylvania, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort’s dining options are a food connoisseur’s dream. Nemacolin provides weekly wine and gourmet events in order to provide you with an opportunity to experience world-class wines and dining. Wherever your taste may lead, find it at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort.
Even if you don’t plan to dine at one of the fancy restaurants, Nemacolin is worth the visit. There is a pub for a more casual dining experience with a super cool gigantic fish tank. There are cute shops inside and original, famous artwork including a Calder mobile, paintings by Toulouse-Lautrec and Norman Rockwell on display. Nemacolin is situated about 20 minutes from our homes.
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