Historic Stone House Restaurant
The Historic Stone House Restaurant & Country Inn
A stone stagecoach stop built in 1822 along the National Road (U.S. 40), now a restaurant and country inn specializing in steaks and Italian home cooking.
Located in Farmington along the National Pike (U.S. Route 40), about 13 km from Ohiopyle, this stone house was built as a stagecoach stop in 1822 and now operates as a restaurant and country inn. A butcher shop of the same name sits next door. The menu features American and Italian home cooking, including the chef's homemade meatball pasta, seven-layer lasagna, ribeye steak, roasted beef short ribs and bread pudding, along with the house cocktail, the Stone House Spritzer. It's a good dinner stop after visiting Fallingwater and Ohiopyle. Call ahead to reserve on weekends. About US$20–40 per person. Closed Monday through Thursday.
Opening hours
Fri & Sat 12:00–20:00; Sun 12:00–19:00; closed Mon–Thu
Nearby sights
- Fort Necessity National Battlefield
- Nemacolin
- Laurel Caverns
- Meadow Run Natural Waterslides
- Cucumber Falls
- Ferncliff Peninsula Natural Area
- Youghiogheny River Gorge (Lower Yough Rafting)
- Great Allegheny Passage (Ohiopyle)