Brown’s Trent House Inn Marketplace & Delicatessen
2008 Copper Kettle Hwy, Rockwood, PA, 15557
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Address :
2008 Copper Kettle Hwy
Rockwood, PA, 15557 - Phone (814) 352-8222
- Website https://www.trenthouseinn.net/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Sam T.
I went here for a band and buffet. The food was okay, but it wasn't really a buffet. They served you already plated food and asked which soup you wanted with it. There was no bathroom access or access to the bed and breakfast building. There was one port-o-potty for everyone to use and there were at least 100 people there eating and drinking. Gross. If I'm going to pay for dinner and a band, I would at least like a real bathroom with a sink to use. I even asked if I could go in and use the restroom or at least wash my hands and was told no.
(3)Brian N.
If you are looking for big city fancy don't stop here, but if quaint and homey with a darn good breakfast is your thing, Trenthouse Inn is a must. Located in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands just a few minutes from 7 Springs Mountain resort, Trenthouse delivers a fantastic breakfast that will keep you going on the slopes long past lunch. On my last visit I barely made it in the door before being greeted by the owner and instructed to help myself to the numerous drink options. Seconds later four plump homemade donuts were delivered to my party gratis! they were delicious. Sitting to my right was a table of older gentleman talking loudly about any number of topics. The server (who I believe is also the owner) instructed us in not-so-hushed tones that this conversation has been going on for seven years--every morning. She said it as if it was an embarrassment but in truth I found it somehow endearing. I ordered an egg white feta, spinach and omelet, my son got the baked eggs and two egg sandwiches for my Dad and Daughter. Every item was cooked to perfection in an open kitchen right behind us. The baked eggs were the standout item, deftly prepared and lightly seasoned with herbs and Parmesan. The egg sandwiches were spilling over with their contents and looked fantastic, and my omelet was fantastic to the last bite. On our way out my father engaged in a little of the seven year conversation with the regulars. "We have caught more fish at this table then anywhere else in the world!" we were informed. I have no doubt that these guys will still be catching fish on my next visit. In fact I will be disappointed if they are not.
(5)Sarah C.
Lovely find! The owner and her sister were gracious and helpful as we pulled in for food 10 min before closing! Great veggie wrap, turkey subs and turkey club made exactly as we asked. Love to come back!!!
(5)Sheri G.
We stayed at the inn over Memorial Day weekend on a visit to Falling Water. The inn was clean and the owner, Maryann, was very sweet. Breakfast was good both mornings. The house was very nice - I believe she said it was 70 years old. There's a deli that's attached to it on the main floor which seems to attract a number of locals. I believe there are 5 rooms at the inn - 4 upstairs and 1 downstairs. Two rooms upstairs share a bathroom. We stayed in the blue room. It was simple but accommodating. The ceiling fan wasn't working, but Maryann had a window AC unit we could use. My only complaint was the bathroom lighting - it was really dark. The room had a private bath/shower and the rate was reasonable at $109 per night, including taxes. I've stayed at fancier B&Bs, but for the price and location, it was great.
(3)Aaron K.
We stayed over July 4 weekend to visit Falling Water. The owner Maryann, was very friendly and sweet as Sheri G. says in her review. Breakfast was very good both mornings. The house is 120 years old and full of antiques. It has been updated recently and kept in tip top shape. We stayed in the gold room and had private bath, rate was very reasonable. Falling Water is truly worth seeing, the photos don't show the size or scale of the building. While in area we also visited Ohiopyle river and Nemacolin Woodlands Resort for fireworks. Had a great holiday and would visit again. On way back to NY also stopped at the Flight 93 memorial, very moving.
(4)Bella D.
Breakfast was delicious, we had a very large group of 14... So all the food didn't all come out at the same time, but when it did... It was de-lici-ous!!! We found our new breakfast place, when in town. It's a small, we called ahead. Owner is very sweet. Small bed and breakfast, along with convenience store.
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