There’s a Taste of Everything in Butler County
Homemade cinnamon rolls, special crepes, and latte flights are some of your breakfast options at Cannella Cafe. Or, sit on the greenhouse patio of Bloom Cafe and try a botanical-inspired tea and made-to-order breakfast sandwich. Enjoy authentic, house-made Italian dishes at Della Terra in Zelienople. This restaurant works with local farmers and suppliers to craft their cuisine with the freshest ingredients. If tales of the paranormal thrill you, make a reservation at The Harmony Inn. The historic home it’s located in has a reputation for being haunted. The German cuisine has a reputation for being delicious! The spring/summer season in Butler highlights our seasonal dessert spots including the iconic 13-ft shaved-ice shop The Snowman and the charming and historic Neff Haus Ice Cream. Are you a cocktail connoisseur? Whether you enjoy a glass of wine, craft beer, or a specialty cocktail Butler County has something for you on Hops, Grapes & Grains: A Tastemakers' Tour. This free mobile pass is your guide to 14 different beverage locations. Check-in through the pass and collect points to be redeemed for exclusive prizes until May 6, 2025! |
Foody Finds in Indiana County
Ever consider picking your own blueberries, fresh from the field? In July, start a new tradition of picking the freshest berries directly from the field, or choose from already-picked berries, all available at Stutzman Farms. A definite “must do” for foody enthusiasts is a trip to Lone Oak Farm. This small family farm focuses on offering high quality, sustainably raised products and offers their own fresh dairy products, such as milk, ice cream, yogurt, butter and more. Lone Oak Farm also offers special events including workshops, farm-to-table dinners, breakfasts on the porch, vendor shows & more! Additionally, seasonal Farmer’s Markets happen throughout the county in towns such as Indiana, Clymer, and Saltsburg. Combine your next foody excursion into a brewery and distillery tour! Breweries in the area include Levity Brewing Company, which is situated along the Hoodlebug Trail and features over a dozen craft beers on tap, delicious food from the kitchen, live music in the taproom, as well as outdoors, picnic tables, fire pits, and a loft for private events. Noble Stein Brewing Company, also located near the Hoodlebug Trail, offers a selection of their own craft beers, regional ciders, mead, and specialty menu items. Coal Run Craft and Serrianni’s offers craft beer, outdoor dining for all weather, and house developed dishes including pizza that has been tried and true since 1954! Bringing a new twist to old spirits, Disobedient Spirits uses house-made spirits and locally sourced ingredients to create delicious cocktails with a rotating seasonal menu. Enjoy a relaxing space with pool tables, darts, corn hole, and other games while sipping on hand-crafted drinks made with whiskey, vodka, brandy, gin, and rum. Rent their space to host your private events! Additionally, food trucks hit the scene in various locations throughout the county, including a rotating schedule at the Indiana Mall from Spring through the Fall. Food is the star of special events such as the Ethnic Food and Music Festival held in June offering a variety food, live music and also includes craft and artisan vendors! Enjoy Downtown Indiana’s annual Taste & Tour in July, Italian Festival in August and the Wine & Spirits Walk in November, which highlights regionally made wines, spirits and more. Indiana County is also home to many locally owned, family run, multi-generational restaurants such as Benjamins’, Bruno’s Italian Restaurant, Country Junction Restaurant, Dean’s Diner, Donatello’s Restaurant, Josephine’s Pizzeria & Enoteca, Luigi’s Ristorante, Nap’s Cucina Mia, Spaghetti Benders and The Coney. There’s an exciting foody find adventure just waiting for you! |