10 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Farmington

“pulled pork nachos are to die for 😉“

“We had the most amazing porterhouse steaks cooked over the campfire. This is such a great little butcher shop, I sure wish it wasn't 2 1/2 hours away from my home! This is our second time buying meat and other goodies from here to enjoy while camping in the area. Both times the steaks were exceptional! Oh, and let's not forget about the cake pops, they were sooooo good!“

“Easily the best dinner I have ever had. In fact, it isn’t a “dinner”…. it’s an experience. My wife and I loved Lautrec for our anniversary dinner. The menu was personalized to us and Terry was great. It was a highlight on our Nemacolin trip.“

“Date night at a new place and we discovered this gem. The food was phenomenal and the service was even better. Our server James H was very attentive but not over bearing. Only down side was low water. I am a big water drinker and didn’t get any refill was drinking my melted ice but I could have asked LoL. 10/10 will be back!“

“Stopped there passing through the state... it was a very good meal, especially for the price. Lots of food, too. The pulled pork nachos were great. I'd highly recommend this place and would definitely so back if I was ever in the area. My son (18) and I had lunch. I had the Not Philly, and he had an Italian paninni (sp?) and we both liked our food. Would have liked to try their breakfast (ends at 11).“

“Great Buffalo Chicken pizza. Has both outdoor and indoor seating with friendly staff.“

“Great local place for food and brew in Ohiopyle. Seating is a bit limited inside, but that is fixed by using the outside patio. We ended up sitting with a local couple and chatted the time away.

The staff were friendly and helpful. Food came out quickly and was delish. I got the Fish Taco and my wife got the grilled chicken sandwich. I got a Trail Maker beer which was a nice ale. Not too light with a little bite.

This is within the Ohiopyle State Park. It is right next to the train tracks and at the end of Garrent Road. This is also the start of the Laurel Highland Trail.“

“Such a cute little spot with FRESH food. We had the best homemade biscuits and gravy I’ve ever had. We also ordered donuts to go, both of which tasted like the just came out of the oven. We had iced coffees and they were so good we ordered another one to go!“

“Our family (me, my wife, and 22-year old son) stayed in Room 102 on the 2nd night of our GAP Trail ride. The Inn was clean, cool, and convenient. Super near the the Ohiopyle Trail Head, and steps from the Ohiopyle Coffee Shop. We would definitely recommend the Inn, esp for GAP Trail riders.“

“Before Curt's was Glisan's. This was/is a truckstop on the National Pike (Rt. 40). There are no "pre-made" baked goods. Their dinner rolls are the size of your head, and their pies (in my opinion) are legendary! The coffee was very nice, and I asked our waitress what they used, her reply was "Maxwell House". I guess the trick is mountain water. Unless you're Anthony Bordain, you'll be more than satisfied with your dinner.“