Elk Creek is committed to the community by supporting local and sustainable farms.
A bit about the beers:
- Eight beers on tap (two being seasonal); all brewed in-house.
- Reasonably priced; $3 a pint; $8 to sample each of the eight beers on tap.
- They are delicious.
Moving on to the food:
- Specializing in Nouveau Dutchie Cuisine, which means their is a focus on local, Central Pennsylvania ingredients and from-scratch preparation.
- The menu includes tapas, sandwiches, salads, and entrees (The Elk Creek Burger was my choice).
- The food is fresh (The burger contained local pasture-raised beef on a Gemelli bun with hand-cut fries and Stone Meadow cheese -Yum!)
- The service is extremely friendly (Mimi had extensive knowledge about the menu as well as a great sense of humor).
A piece on the entertainment:
- Local art decorates the walls.
- On Saturday nights, the cafe turns into a music hall with performances by local authentic Roots, Jazz, and Blues bands (Frog Holler was the band of choice last night).
- Thursday nights are Pub Jam hosted by local musicians.
Everything about Elk Creek Cafe + Ale Works makes you feel comfortably at home. The town of Millheim is very quaint, and a horse and buggy drive-by may even take place as you are on your way to or from dinner. If my blog has not convinced you yet, check out Elk Creek's website: http://www.elkcreekcafe.net/ . And if that does not persuade you to check out this hidden hotspot, you are missing out.
Rating: 4.5/5 (Solid)
The 411:
Elk Creek Cafe + Aleworks
100 West Main Street
PO Box 432
Millheim, PA 16854
(814) 349-8850
Elk Creek Cafe + Aleworks
100 West Main Street
PO Box 432
Millheim, PA 16854
(814) 349-8850
The Hours:
Wednesday + Thursday 4 pm - 10 pm
Friday + Satuday 12 pm - 11 pm
Sunday Brunch 11 am - 2 pm
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