This is a hidden gem. Awesome food and great service. Employees are all so nice and friendly. We love spending time here.
Norberto Lozada
We traveled off the beaten path to find this place after several recommendations. We were on the bikes looking for some grub and we found it here. The place has a historic feel and story that involves the railroad.
Let’s get into this!
I ordered the Outback BBQ pork. It’s a slow smoked pulled pork sandwich that is everything it’s hyped up to be. Also for an appetizer they have bacon wrapped horseradish stuffed shrimp! You can’t go wrong trying it if you like horseradish it’s very good in my opinion. Kelly got the Big Pluck chicken sandwich and it was amazing too.
We got there late afternoon and they were reasonably busy. It’s a small place that fills up fast and with good reason.
Our server was either overwhelmed or not too happy to see us as it took some time to place an order after waiting a reasonable time we asked to order.
Over all we would definitely go back. The ride alone is very nice and enjoyable as you are tooling through Penns Woods to get there. There is only one paved road in and it ends at the Inn. Inside there is plenty of historic photos and various wild game mounts to see and explore.
If you are ever in the area, stop by. Have a beer and order a plate. If you get tired they have rooms upstairs.
Service: 4
Ronald Rosenberg
Ona beautiful fall day, we embarked for a drive in our Corvettes. Google mapped it as about an hour and a half. We were stoked as I had been to the Westline by snowmobile about 17 years ago. We had tried planning this trip for months. We got there at 3:40 and the place wasn't busy yet. We ordered drinks and an appetizer. Drinks were quick and served graciously. We ordered our main course, it wasn't served until 5:10! Food was mediocre. We got there early so we wouldn't have to drive through deer/bear country in the dark. We didn't receive our check until 5:40! It was not what we expected. The waitress was kind but that was just way too slow.
DIANE
Ate at the pub. Their Bloody Mary's are the best! The shrimp le Jon is really good. But so is their crabby pretzel.
Service: 4
Shawn Lewis
Me and my buddy were trail riding and came across this place. It was a great find! It's right along trails/ forest roads. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. I will say that the building is old and you can hear everything. It didn't bother us but some people may not be happy about it. There is also no ac. But there was a window fan and the cool night air allowed for great sleep! We went down to the bar for dinner and absolutely no complaints with the food. My buddy had the pulled pork and he said it was the best pulled pork he's had in years. I'll definitely stop again when I'm in the area
Livingston Hinckley
Near place in the woods along a trout stream with good hospitality and food.
Service: 5
Bryce Cummings
Great historical bar and restaurant hidden in the national forest. Great food and the restaurant is separate from bar area so it's peaceful. The old lady hostess is a sweetheart and makes you feel right at home the second you walk in!
Service: 5
Charlie Morrison
Stay overnight the mattress were not . At All. Contrivable. Old building and pricey.
Service: 3
Dr. Cummings Outdoors
Great historical bar and restaurant hidden in the national forest. Great food and the restaurant is separate from bar area so it's peaceful. The old lady hostess is a sweetheart and makes you feel right at home the second you walk in!
Service: 5
Bob Margiotti
Stopped into the Westline when we were fishing last weekend. We were all blown away by the creative offerings, good food and nice draft beers. Considering there isn't a pub for MILES and MILES this one really delivered. Great staff too! We tried the crab pretzel, duck wings and Buffalo tots. Would definitely return! Oh, they need to open earlier on Friday!! We were ready for a pint!
If you want an overpriced restaurant, this is the place. On the menu, the least expensive dishes were $30. Your choices: tenderloin tips (sold out by 7:00), calf liver, or vegetable platter. My husband and I chose a special, salmon. We each had a salad (not fancy), no vinegrette dressing, and charged extra for blue cheese, which we didn't know. Soup, your choice of something beef or tomato juice?? We weren't offered a potato, although it states potato included. I guess the couscous is our starch. If we wanted a side vegetable, that was extra. Coffee, and tea. Our bill? $92. Couldn't believe it. You see, waitress never stated any prices. So special doesn't mean affordable. Waitress never asked me what I wanted to drink. My husband reminded her. To top it off, the place was freezing. People sitting with coats on. We had a small fireplace, so I would occasionally stand next to. Oh, their bread comes from Tops. Save your money.
Service: 3
jen epling
Always a good time & amazing food!!
Service: 5
Lynn Gustafson
Fantastic pub atmosphere and intimate dining in one!!Nearby activities: Kinzua Valley Trail nearby for hiking Cross country skiing, snow bikes!
Service: 5
William Seaman
Been going to westline since I was a kid all great memories stem from there something about being up there can't explain it the area the woods the isolation a step back back in time ,you forget where you are and worries all I can say. Westline inn is the best even if your there to take a walk stop for drink and sandwich you will love it !
This is a hidden gem. Awesome food and great service. Employees are all so nice and friendly. We love spending time here.
We traveled off the beaten path to find this place after several recommendations.
We were on the bikes looking for some grub and we found it here.
The place has a historic feel and story that involves the railroad.
Let’s get into this!
I ordered the Outback BBQ pork. It’s a slow smoked pulled pork sandwich that is everything it’s hyped up to be. Also for an appetizer they have bacon wrapped horseradish stuffed shrimp! You can’t go wrong trying it if you like horseradish it’s very good in my opinion.
Kelly got the Big Pluck chicken sandwich and it was amazing too.
We got there late afternoon and they were reasonably busy. It’s a small place that fills up fast and with good reason.
Our server was either overwhelmed or not too happy to see us as it took some time to place an order after waiting a reasonable time we asked to order.
Over all we would definitely go back. The ride alone is very nice and enjoyable as you are tooling through Penns Woods to get there. There is only one paved road in and it ends at the Inn.
Inside there is plenty of historic photos and various wild game mounts to see and explore.
If you are ever in the area, stop by. Have a beer and order a plate. If you get tired they have rooms upstairs.
Service: 4
Ona beautiful fall day, we embarked for a drive in our Corvettes. Google mapped it as about an hour and a half. We were stoked as I had been to the Westline by snowmobile about 17 years ago. We had tried planning this trip for months. We got there at 3:40 and the place wasn't busy yet. We ordered drinks and an appetizer. Drinks were quick and served graciously. We ordered our main course, it wasn't served until 5:10! Food was mediocre. We got there early so we wouldn't have to drive through deer/bear country in the dark. We didn't receive our check until 5:40! It was not what we expected. The waitress was kind but that was just way too slow.
Ate at the pub. Their Bloody Mary's are the best! The shrimp le Jon is really good. But so is their crabby pretzel.
Service: 4
Me and my buddy were trail riding and came across this place. It was a great find! It's right along trails/ forest roads. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. I will say that the building is old and you can hear everything. It didn't bother us but some people may not be happy about it. There is also no ac. But there was a window fan and the cool night air allowed for great sleep! We went down to the bar for dinner and absolutely no complaints with the food. My buddy had the pulled pork and he said it was the best pulled pork he's had in years. I'll definitely stop again when I'm in the area
Near place in the woods along a trout stream with good hospitality and food.
Service: 5
Great historical bar and restaurant hidden in the national forest. Great food and the restaurant is separate from bar area so it's peaceful. The old lady hostess is a sweetheart and makes you feel right at home the second you walk in!
Service: 5
Stay overnight the mattress were not . At All. Contrivable. Old building and pricey.
Service: 3
Great historical bar and restaurant hidden in the national forest. Great food and the restaurant is separate from bar area so it's peaceful. The old lady hostess is a sweetheart and makes you feel right at home the second you walk in!
Service: 5
Stopped into the Westline when we were fishing last weekend. We were all blown away by the creative offerings, good food and nice draft beers. Considering there isn't a pub for MILES and MILES this one really delivered. Great staff too! We tried the crab pretzel, duck wings and Buffalo tots. Would definitely return! Oh, they need to open earlier on Friday!! We were ready for a pint!
Service: 5
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I only ate there and the food was great!
Food & drinks: Food was great!
Service: 5
If you want an overpriced restaurant, this is the place. On the menu, the least expensive dishes were $30. Your choices: tenderloin tips (sold out by 7:00), calf liver, or vegetable platter. My husband and I chose a special, salmon. We each had a salad (not fancy), no vinegrette dressing, and charged extra for blue cheese, which we didn't know. Soup, your choice of something beef or tomato juice?? We weren't offered a potato, although it states potato included. I guess the couscous is our starch. If we wanted a side vegetable, that was extra. Coffee, and tea. Our bill? $92. Couldn't believe it. You see, waitress never stated any prices. So special doesn't mean affordable. Waitress never asked me what I wanted to drink. My husband reminded her. To top it off, the place was freezing. People sitting with coats on. We had a small fireplace, so I would occasionally stand next to. Oh, their bread comes from Tops. Save your money.
Service: 3
Always a good time & amazing food!!
Service: 5
Fantastic pub atmosphere and intimate dining in one!!Nearby activities: Kinzua Valley Trail nearby for hiking Cross country skiing, snow bikes!
Service: 5
Been going to westline since I was a kid all great memories stem from there something about being up there can't explain it the area the woods the isolation a step back back in time ,you forget where you are and worries all I can say. Westline inn is the best even if your there to take a walk stop for drink and sandwich you will love it !
Service: 5
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