Tonight the @OldPubClub crossed state lines to check out @ElpediosRistorante in the historic #SeipsvilleInn in #EastonPA . We had some tasty cocktails and delicious meals while being attended to by a very friendly and helpful staff consisting of mostly current and former teachers. Thanks @DinoPettinelli for stopping by to chat and sending a round of homemade #lemoncello to our table. Elpedio’s is located in the historic Seipsville Inn, a stone building constructed in 1760. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the structure features 18th-century architecture, including eight fireplaces, deep window wells, and exposed beams. Elpedio “Pete” Pettinelli bought it in 1977, restoring it before opening the restaurant in 1981. You know the #OldPubClub likes a little history, a little mystery and authenticity with their weekend excursions.
I cant say enough about this restaurant. We visited from Kansas because my ancestor built Seipsville Inn in 1760. One of the owners, Peter, took the time to tell me the history he knew and show me the building. The food was the best my son, husband and I have ever eaten with generous portions. The service was impeccable and the atmosphere feels homey and welcoming. This is definitely a place you should not miss if you are in the area! I hope to come back!
This was our second time. We both had amazing dinners. My husband got the Nonnas gravy And I got the lobster ravioli. The servings were amazing and huge that we had leftovers to bring home The service, the food, and the atmosphere in what we call “fireplace room” Was very romantic and very relaxing At no time until we feel rushed with our meal. We have made recommendation to our friends and family to dine here. We are looking forward to our next visit.
Big Dudes Big Foods
Tonight the @OldPubClub crossed state lines to check out @ElpediosRistorante in the historic #SeipsvilleInn in #EastonPA . We had some tasty cocktails and delicious meals while being attended to by a very friendly and helpful staff consisting of mostly current and former teachers. Thanks @DinoPettinelli for stopping by to chat and sending a round of homemade #lemoncello to our table. Elpedio’s is located in the historic Seipsville Inn, a stone building constructed in 1760. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the structure features 18th-century architecture, including eight fireplaces, deep window wells, and exposed beams. Elpedio “Pete” Pettinelli bought it in 1977, restoring it before opening the restaurant in 1981. You know the #OldPubClub likes a little history, a little mystery and authenticity with their weekend excursions.
Me
I cant say enough about this restaurant. We visited from Kansas because my ancestor built Seipsville Inn in 1760. One of the owners, Peter, took the time to tell me the history he knew and show me the building. The food was the best my son, husband and I have ever eaten with generous portions. The service was impeccable and the atmosphere feels homey and welcoming. This is definitely a place you should not miss if you are in the area! I hope to come back!
Dawn Zdepski
This was our second time. We both had amazing dinners. My husband got the Nonnas gravy And I got the lobster ravioli. The servings were amazing and huge that we had leftovers to bring home The service, the food, and the atmosphere in what we call “fireplace room” Was very romantic and very relaxing At no time until we feel rushed with our meal. We have made recommendation to our friends and family to dine here. We are looking forward to our next visit.