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[PeoplesElbow]

@stgislander I know you said you have family in this part of the state, have you ever eaten at any of these places?

Penn Alps - Home

Welcome to Penn Alps! We are located at 125 Casselman Road, Grantsville MD 21536. We offer a wide variety of delicious dishes for Lunch and Dinner. Whatever you are in the mood for, you can find it here! Tel: 301-895-5985

www.pennalps.com

The Rooster's Nest -Restaurant in Grantsville , MD , 21536

The Rooster's Nest is located in Grantsville , MD. The Rooster's Nest is Restaurant serving Grantsville since

www.theroostersnestmd.com

Hen House Restaurant

www.henhouserestaurant.com

 

[GoodnessME]

@stgislander I know you said you have family in this part of the state, have you ever eaten at any of these places?

Penn Alps - Home

Welcome to Penn Alps! We are located at 125 Casselman Road, Grantsville MD 21536. We offer a wide variety of delicious dishes for Lunch and Dinner. Whatever you are in the mood for, you can find it here! Tel: 301-895-5985

www.pennalps.com

The Rooster's Nest -Restaurant in Grantsville , MD , 21536

The Rooster's Nest is located in Grantsville , MD. The Rooster's Nest is Restaurant serving Grantsville since

www.theroostersnestmd.com

Hen House Restaurant

www.henhouserestaurant.com

I've eaten at Penns Alps..but it has been quite sometime ago. It was rustic and the food was great.

 

[vraiblonde]

I've eaten at Penn Alps - pretty restaurant in a cute village setting, good food, great buffet on the weekends.

 

[RoseRed]

I was at PennAlps in October. It was good but not so fancy if that's what you are looking for. We also had dinners at https://puccinirestaurant.com/ I had the best chicken marsala, ever!

 

[PeoplesElbow]

I was at PennAlps in October. It was good but not so fancy if that's what you are looking for. We also had dinners at https://puccinirestaurant.com/ I had the best chicken marsala, ever!

I've eaten there, its pretty good.

I'm just looking for something different to eat along my normal route, so fancy isn't really a concern.

 

[RoseRed]

I've eaten there, its pretty good.

I'm just looking for something different to eat along my normal route, so fancy isn't really a concern.

The Hen House looks good.

 

[Grumpy]

The Hen House looks good.

Current menu summer/2019???

 

[RoseRed]

Current menu summer/2019???

I looked at the pictures.

 

[vraiblonde]

I looked at the pictures.

Want us to read it to you?

 

[RoseRed]

Want us to read it to you?

No.

 

[stgislander]

Funny thing is neither my wife nor I have ever eaten at Penn Alps. We plan to over the holidays if they are open.

We've eaten at the Hen House many many times. Some people go there just for their chicken noodle soup.

The Rooster's Nest is "new". For as long as I can remember it was the Hilltop Restaurant. My wife's aunt used to work there. Her aunt and uncle's funeral dinners were there. Basic good family dining. Nothing fancy. I have no idea what it's like now under new ownership.

There is also Cornucopia Café. It's in the same artisan village as Penn Alps. The food is very good, but I see they have reduced their menu. Nothing I would consider a full meal.

The Cornucopia Café

The Cornucopia Café will serve a fresh menu centered around local food, featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. We’ve gathered our favorite recipes into a scrumptious selection of quiche, panini, fresh pasta, soup, salad and stir-fry, and included a bar with beer, wine and homemade sodas.

www.thecornucopiacafe.com

 

[stgislander]

Wow. The Rooster's Nest really expanded their menu. I had to scroll way to the bottom to see the entrees. I see they kept the liver and onions though.

I see the have wedgies too. I think those started out as a Pittsburgh thing and expanded out to Southwest PA and Western MD.

 

[Gilligan]

I see the have wedgies too.

I remember those from the HS locker room....

 

[Sneakers]

I remember those from the HS locker room....

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Bully....

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Funny thing is neither my wife nor I have ever eaten at Penn Alps. We plan to over the holidays if they are open.

We've eaten at the Hen House many many times. Some people go there just for their chicken noodle soup.

The Rooster's Nest is "new". For as long as I can remember it was the Hilltop Restaurant. My wife's aunt used to work there. Her aunt and uncle's funeral dinners were there. Basic good family dining. Nothing fancy. I have no idea what it's like now under new ownership.

There is also Cornucopia Café. It's in the same artisan village as Penn Alps. The food is very good, but I see they have reduced their menu. Nothing I would consider a full meal.

The Cornucopia Café

The Cornucopia Café will serve a fresh menu centered around local food, featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. We’ve gathered our favorite recipes into a scrumptious selection of quiche, panini, fresh pasta, soup, salad and stir-fry, and included a bar with beer, wine and homemade sodas.

www.thecornucopiacafe.com

Thanks, I thought it would be a long shot that anyone on here had eaten at any of these places before.

 

[jrt_ms1995]

I see they kept the liver and onions ...

 

[PrchJrkr]

Thanks, I thought it would be a long shot that anyone on here had eaten at any of these places before.

Are you joking? We're all food junkies!

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Are you joking? We're all food junkies!

I figured it being 5 hrs away in the middle of nowhere made it a long shot.

 

[spr1975wshs]

the Hilltop Restaurant

There was a Hilltop Restaurant in my wife's hometown, Wilbraham, MA.
There are several by the name in Mass. and Conn.

 

[stgislander]

There was a Hilltop Restaurant in my wife's hometown, Wilbraham, MA.
There are several by the name in Mass. and Conn.

A good name for a restaurant that sits at the top of a hill.