Reviews for County Line Restaurant in Richfield, PA
New owners Ronda and Chad Sheaffer have made this restaurant 5 stars with service, food quality and good home cooked meals at a... very affordable price . The newly decorated interior makes it feel so comfortable and welcoming ! Make sure to check out theirspecials ! Read more
Enjoyed breakfast & lunch there. Busy place, but service was good. Our group enjoyed a variety of dishes on the menu, and liked... it all. Prices are reasonable. Enjoyed having dinner there. Read more
This place has a massive menu! I got the crab cakes, breaded mushrooms, and buttered peas. The crab cakes were delicious and... the tartar sauce sent it over the top! ???? The breaded mushrooms were good too and came with a ranch dipping sauce. Thebuttered peas weren't super fresh tasting and I can't recommend these as a side. The mint tea was divine! ????My mom got themeatloaf, glazed carrots, and stuffing covered in gravy. Her highlight was the tea and plans on coming back soon. ???? Read more
Absolutely fantastic food!!! We will definitely be back!
A solid menu and friendly, professional staff. Eat in or take out any time my travels allow. Best wings and Boom Boom shrimp... can't be beat. Ribs are always great! Read more
The rolling hills with beautiful farms and endless sky...well worth leaving the highway. When your car runs on electricity it?s... best to plan ahead. 3 miles of range left when we arrived...a lifesaver. The staff was very friendly and especially the waitresswho came out to open the charger. We had a BLT that was delicious and their famous homemade applesauce bread...so good. The menuis amazing and we are already planning an excuse to stop in again! The owner Mike even came out and talked with us abouteverything under the sun. County Line is a great restaurant with a Bed and Breakfast vibe. Read more
Me And Pap Dennis Scicchitano Took A Long Ride To Mifflin County PA On Thursdays 11/19/2020 As Stopped On The Way Back At County... Line Restaurant In Richfield, PA 17086 Where I Ate Schnitz un knepp, often spelled Schnitz un Gnepp is a popular main dish itemin the cuisine of the Pennsylvania Dutch and rural families. It is basically a dish of ham or pork shoulder with dried applesand dumplings. Apple schnitz are dried slices of apples, and knepp (from German "Knöpfe" for "buttons") are rivels (dumplings).With Warmed Up Homemade PA Dutch Shoo-Fly Pie And Fresh Brew Mint Sweet Tea When It Was Yummy As My Grandfather Had A TastyBurgers And Fries As Was Great Service Low Prices And Awesome Home Cooks Foods Around Thanks All ???? Read more
Was my first time there in years place changed quite a bit very nice staff food was very good as well and seemed very reasonably... priced Read more