Fiddle Inn
6615 Buffalo Rd, Harborcreek, PA, 16421
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Address :
6615 Buffalo Rd
Harborcreek, PA, 16421 - Phone (814) 899-9005
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Michelle R.
Clean and very nice service. Friendly and welcoming staff. It was good for the kids. We went on a Monday evening and got a medium pizza and 18 wings for 14.99. With tip we spent $28. This fed two adults and two children with another adult serving worth of leftovers. The wings were tasty. The pizza was a little crunchy for my taste but with the price, cleanliness and service I would recommend it!
(4)Meredith C.
Decent the first time I went, pretty lousy the second. I got the same wings both times (I will say that their wing sauce menu is HUGE and creative), so I'm not sure if it was a fluke the second time or not. It's an odd old building and that charm worked for me, but I'm scared to try it again.
(3)Jessalyn B.
My boyfriend and I were driving from buffalo to cleveland to see our families for the holidays (we both live in LA), and decided to make a random detour off the highway and drove till we found a little spot that looked interesting. We rested on the Fiddle Inn. From the outside, it has all the charms of a divey, rusty, Pennsylvania town. We sit down and listen to the train pass by. We soak up the local nostalgia. Flash forward to when the food arrives-a Dozen order of Moroccan wings and fried broccoli bites. Score. Ding. And mad props to our bomb ass waitress who held it down like a pro. Fun times. Great adventure.
(5)Carolyn M.
A close friend brought me to the Fiddle Inn on wing night and it was delicious. I had garlic and butter wings which were reasonably prices and absolutely delicious. I'm not from Harborcreek, so this restaurant was a pleasant surprise. I'm waiting to go back again.
(3)Tom S.
Sometimes I wake up at night sweating, thinking about how good Fiddle Roof Inn's wings are. Don't think that because they're a bar you won't have a place to say, on the contrary there is a nice dining area to bring family members.
(4)Leah M.
We came here for one reason - the wings. We ordered The Everything's and the Creekers. I loved the creekers... Wish I ordered a double portion. The Everything's are award-winning, so maybe my expectations were too high, but I wasn't crazy about them. They were good, but I only wanted a few. Looaadddded with garlic, I found myself scraping off the sauce because it was giving me the creeps to feel all that chunky garlic in my mouth. We will definitely go back and try other flavors, as they have two pages of flavor options. Also well-priced at $8 for a dozen large wings. The biggest downside is the actual restaurant. It's dark, smelly, the decor is like nothing I've ever seen (not in a good way). They need a remodel, badly. But maybe they just don't have the funds. We will still go back. :)
(4)Monica F.
Was not impressed with mothers day spread... Lots to be desired.
(2)john h.
We stumbled on Fiddle after having lived near it for over ten years. At first we ate the menu chow, but then we tried the wings. They have probably the largest wing flavor selection in town. They are famous for Creekers, a tangy bbq/mustard sauce that anyone can eat and enjoy. And Anythings, and Everythings are good. In the fall during the grape harvest, Chef Shawn makes one called Vineyard on Fire, which has fresh grapes and fresh hot peppers in it. The building is old and funky, but squeaky clean and very well decorated for every holiday. A freshly paved parking lot is a plus for those winter dinners. Can you tell I'm a fan? You need to try the Zucchini Planks as an appetizer. They could use some more specialty beers in the cooler, but I usually go for the tall Blue Light draft.
(5)Andrew E.
Ok, this place looks kinda scary from the outside. A sign posted says "Erie's best wings" and after having given them a shot, I would say they are onto something. I was pleasantly surprised with the inside of the place, very quaint and nostalgic. I heard thunder!! No, wait, that was the train. Regarding the food - The wings. The good - crisp, not greasy, great flavor (try Creeker sauce or honey bbq). The bad - a tad bit slow on the service. The great - NO Smoking due to recent PA Law! I could taste my food!!! WOOHOO!
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