Raystown Lake Area EAT
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10 Great Places to Eat In The Raystown Lake Region
In the outdoor playground of the Raytown Lake Region, campfire food and grilling are the favorites! But there are times when you want to eat at a restaurant, and there are some fantastic choices for every appetite.
312 Kitchen & Cocktails
Want a little luxury or romance. Enjoy a date night at Three Twelve Kitchen and Cocktails. You can enjoy casual and fine dining in a contemporary upscale atmosphere. The food here is impressive, especially their salmon. They specialize in scratch-made, locally sourced seasonal food. They have a full bar, artfully crafted cocktails, and a curated wine list.
312 Penn Street, Huntingdon, PA
Boxer’s Cafe for Meat Lovers and Vegetarians
Meat lovers and vegetarians will both enjoy a meal at Boxer’s. There are boxer’s in the windows and a boxer on the door and on their sign. But no bones about it, you will get a great meal there. They cook fresh and local food when possible. You can find a huge variety of vegetarian options. They have taps, and nearly 100 craft brewed and imported beers. Reservations are not needed.
410 Penn St, Huntingdon, PA 16652
Muddy Run Tavern in Huntingdon
Try their award-winning wings or their loaded fries. The small loaded fry order is large enough for several people to eat. Muddy Run Tavern is a great place for a sandwich and drink, to catch up with friends and to kick back and just relax.
416 9th St, Huntingdon, PA 16652
Marina Café for American Fare and Old Time Favorites
Offering creative American fare and old-time favorites, the best part of enjoying a meal at the Marina Café is the scenery. I love sitting on their deck overlooking the picturesque boat docks and the lake at the Lake Raystown Resort. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
3101 Chipmunk Crossing, Entriken, PA
Backwoods Smoke Shack
Serving natural wood smoked meat that gets rave reviews. Backwoods Smoke Shack is on the road to Seven Points, a convenient stop as you’re going to the lake. They offer sandwich meals and rib dinners.
5963 Seven Points Rd, Hesston, PA 16647
The Garden Harvest - Farm to Fork Mobile Kitchen
Exciting organic dishes served from a food truck The Garden Harvest offers menu items that are memorably amazing, including many all-organic specialties. They are only open on Friday and Saturday.
10879 Piney Ridge Rd, Huntingdon, PA 16652
Standing Stone Coffee Company
Whether you are a coffee lover or not, you will enjoy a stop at the Standing Stone Coffee Company. They have in-house original roasted coffees and unique blends. A full espresso bar, smoothies, and milkshakes are available, and they have a creative breakfast, lunch, and light dinner fare menu.
Free wifi is always available, and just in case you need to do some laundry, …they have a coin-operated self-serve laundry in the back, making this an ideal stop for travelers.
Woody’s Bar-B-Q Grill and Bar
As you would expect at a BBQ, pulled pork, brisket, ribs, and chicken dominate the menu. They also offer a variety of salads and sandwiches. Free wifi is available, and there are large screen TVs for watching the big game. Open year-round, Woody’s Bar-B-Q Grill and Bar slow-cook its BBQ for a melt-in-your-mouth smoky flavor and fall-off-the-bone tenderness. Try their delicious southern sliders or the Hawaiian burger.
7620 Lake Raystown Shopping Center, Huntingdon.
Bestway Pizza
Located at the Lake Raystown Resort, you can purchase pizza by the slice or by the pie. It is handmade at the shop. They offer regular bread crusts and gluten free cauliflower crust. They also have squarebolis, pepperoni balls, breadsticks and hand dipped ice-cream.
3101 Chipmunk Crossing, Entriken, PA
Mamie’s Café and Bakery
While this is about a 20-minute drive, the food is worth every minute. Mamie’s Café and Bakery serves breakfast and lunch. The bakery is open until later in the afternoon, but the kitchen closes after lunch. Voted best donuts in the state and best Rueben sandwich, you have to eat there to understand how fantastic the food is. Be sure to buy some delicious bakery items to take with you. I highly recommend her Gobs. (Some people know them as whoopee pies!) They are the best I have ever tasted!
110 E Allegheny St, Martinsburg, PA 16662
Robin O’Neal Smith is a freelance writer, photographer, and foodie from Saxton, Pennsylvania. A former teacher and school district administrator, she left her job to pursue writing, and her passion for traveling. A young baby boomer, Robin has traveled throughout North America, many of the Caribbean Islands, and Europe. She loves cruising and inspiring others to live their dreams of travel.
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