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Newfoundland Hotel
Michael
Seagraves
939 Main St, Newfoundland, PA 18445, United States
18445
Newfoundland
PA
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Nestled on the historic 939 Main Street in the charming borough of Newfoundland, Pennsylvania, The Newfoundland Hotel—locally known simply as The Hotel—offers a warm, family‑owned American restaurant experience. Founded in the 1920s as a car garage and later a Model A Ford showroom, the building gained its third floor in 1933 and has been serving guests ever since. Today, Michael and Kathleen Seagraves, together with their children Mikayla and Michael and the friendly golden retriever Kooper, welcome diners to a nostalgic interior that still showcases the original 1968 tables and chairs, evoking the era of classic road‑trip diners. The menu highlights hearty staples such as the signature grilled rib‑eye steak night, a generous wing buffet featuring both hot and mild sauces, and a take‑out menu brimming with burgers, sandwiches, and seasonal salads. Spring brings a colorful drink menu with house‑made lemonades and iced teas, while the Birthday Club rewards celebrants with a free entrée on their special day. Lunch service begins at 11:30 am Wednesday through Friday and at 11:00 am on weekends, while dinner runs from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, extending to 10:00 pm on Fridays and Saturdays and to 8:00 pm on Sundays; the restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Prices range from $10 for a sandwich to $25 for a steak, providing good value for families and travelers alike. Reservations are strongly suggested, and gift certificates are available for those seeking a memorable local gift. With its blend of historic charm, friendly service, and classic American fare, The Newfoundland Hotel remains a beloved gathering spot for both locals and visitors exploring the scenic Pocono Mountains region.
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Family‑run Newfoundland Hotel on Main Street serves classic American comfort food—steaks, wings, and seasonal drinks—in a nostalgic 1960s setting, with lunch from 11 am and dinner until 10 pm on weekends.


