Our daughters took us to The Tavern for dinner to celebrate my wife's birthday. There is a lot of history with this old building.
Located in the heart of Western Pennsylvania’s Amish Country, The Tavern on the Square has been an icon since it first opened in 1931. The restaurant closed in 2020 and sat empty for nearly two years. New owners purchased the abandoned building in 2021 and have undertaken a major restoration. The focus is on all things local, tapping into the abundant talent surrounding this quaint country town.
I took this picture as we waited to be seated. The rain on the paving bricks caught my eye. The patio is a new addition since the renovation. The restaurant is known as a farm-to-table restaurant which usually means higher prices as in this case. Our meals were very good.
