Oakhurst Grille & Event Center

I attended a beautiful shower for my Caucin and it was very nice but the room was so cold food was good but I know everyone short staffed but would of been nice to have been offered a hot tea ,not everyone drinks coffee but other than that it was good only complaint was so cold.

The food was terrific . The service was awesome . Very accommodating with a group of 7 and two young children. If ever back in the area will definitely eat there again. It is a very busy place. Make sure to make reservations so that your not disappointed.

Came with a bus group. Very little offered on the buffet for paying the same price. Then when we returned for seconds, they had added roast beef to the buffet, but we were told we couldn’t have it; that it was for a certain party. Automatically added the tip to the bill, then asked if we wanted our change. Miss the previous ownership; it was great back then. Now, not so much!

Haven't been up this way in years. So we decided to go yesterday...I'm very happy we did. Their food is very good. I LOVE thier french fries. The service was spectacular.

Love the Oakhurst. Actually, pretty crowded on Friday night. It was seafood night, and the crabs looked good (I can't eat shellfish, so could only see it, not taste it). Not 5-star, service was a little so-so. But still good.

The buffet is not opened yet. They do have a very good menu and specials in the bar area. The pork chops and breaded large shrimps are worth a try. A real nice place to stop after church or a evening meal.

Arguably the best reataurant on this stretch of Rt 31 from Donegal to Somerset. Menu is extensive, and food is served quickly and hot. Ravioli in garlic cream sauce is delicious. Small portion size is deceiving; its very filling. Limited number of seats as the restaurant is small. No booths. Bright dining area - not a dark bar setting.

My wife remembers this place from her childhood, so we decided to go and see how it's doing today...

...and it's doing quite well, given how full the parking lot was and the almost 45-minute wait time for dinner. The wait wasn't so bad, given the greeter kept us up to date on progress and the company we had with us.

Once we were sat, service was very apologetic for our wait and attentive to our order. Around the table we had an eclectic choice of appetizers from a massive pretzel to fried potato chips - both were very good. For the meals we enjoyed choices from ravioli to honey

I've been here to eat a few times and each time is better than the last! This place is fantastic for dinner, you may want to avoid the busy times as this place can get packed! There was an incredible buffet that everyone needs to hit! There is a bar as well so you can always stop by for a cold drink.

There aren't many restaurants in the area, but we were happy to find this place when we were here for the weekend.
We got the Stuffed Banana Peppers, Reuben, and Smoked Brisket Grilled Cheese. I was pleasantly surprised by the meal.
Everything was good. My favorite thing was probably the Smoked Brisket Grilled Cheese. I liked the fries more than the chips because the chips were too salty.
Everything was much better than I expected and I would definitely say it's worth eating at if you're staying in the area.

Stopped for lunch before going tubing at 7Springs. We've been there in the past when it was a full functioning restaurant with buffet. So sad to see the majority of the building was closed. The little gift shop area was gone. Only a bar with about 15-20 tables exist. The pleasant surprise was that the Oakhurst also makes killer bar food!!! Their sandwiches were amazing. The meat wasn't sliced thin - it was thick and absolutely fantastic!!! The staff was really nice and it wasn't too crowded. Can't wait for the pandemic to be over so the buffet can come back - but honestly

Used to love this place. Last time I went it had been years. I got the wrong order and it was nasty, they offered to exchange it but it made me a little sick so I just opted for the check instead. Waitress was nice tho.

Stopped in today for a bite after visiting Living Treasures - everyone was happy!
2 spaghettis / a chicken parm / mushroom and Swiss burger / black and bleu burger / and a brisket and bacon grilled cheese.
House made chips were great - as were the fries - and our servers were friendly and efficient.
Good stuff all around!

Brunch is SO GREAT HERE! Especially if you're hungry. There are breakfast foods (eggs, bacon, pancakes), lunch foods (fried chicken, mac & cheese, pot roast, turkey), a really great salad bar and dessert bar, plus ice cream! You can also get an inexpensive Mimosa and really fantastic service!

A nice hidden gem!

Although the buffet was disappointing, the food ordered from the menu is good. Monday nights are 'wing night' and they are very good.

We stopped here for brunch on our way to laurel hill on Sunday. I used to come here often when I was younger and camped nearby. Although the place is quite different now, (no general store inside anymore.), the food is still great. They have lots of meatless options which was a plus for my vegetarian self. On the other hand, my significant other thought it was fantastic that they had freshly carved ham and roast. My daughters favorite thing was the dessert bar! They had every cake and pie imaginable. The price was a dollar or two more than other nearby places at 13.99 per person. I think mainly

Went here recently as someone had recommended it.... Evidently under the old owners it was a great place to eat.... They said they were under new ownership now..... Tried it, but was not impressed... Low quality food. Desserts were low quality as well..... Kinda the same quality as a Chinese buffet desert... You know what i mean!. It wasn't terrible but wasn't very good either..... They did have this hamburger soup that was excellent, though.... Chicken base with potatoes carrots onion celery and hamburger in it.... was a great soup... We actually made a pot of it at home afterward.

The food on the buffet was just lukewarm. Some of the food seemed to be leftover, for days. Dried out and flavorless is the best description of the macaroni and cheese, stuffing ,corn, noodles, and rice. The salad bar was fresh and the meat carving station offered 3 meats..Turkey was very good, beef was quite tough and the ham was good, but again none were served hot. Service was good, just the food was a disappointment.

My wife and I went to the Sunday brunch for our first anniversary june 9,2019. The food was lukewarm at best. Nothing I tried was hot. Our waitress dropped off our drinks and did not return to see if we needed more coffee. Other than quickly grapping dirty plates and leaving no one asked us if we needed anything. I had wanted to try this place for awhile, since it's close to our camp. After this visit we are not likely to return.

Only reviewing the bar since we no longer eat their buffet. Recently they raised their bar menu prices (again). Up to $6.50 for appetizer of 4 cheese sticks. 1/2 pound of steamed shrimp app is up to $12.99!!! Ridiculous. Entree prices have increased as well. We used to eat at bar several times a week. Now we will be there maybe once a month. Shame

I have to qualify the following by saying I am reviewing the bar only. I haven't been to the buffet in many many years and don't plan to go any time soon.

That being said, the bar is awesome!! Service is fast and friendly. And the food is great. It's burgers and sandwiches and chicken fingers...nothing fancy, but well prepared and GOOD! And great beer selection!!

I've had the fish fry the last two times I was there....and it was excellent. A huge piece. Tasty beer batter. Great Cole slaw. I've stolen the kids chicken fingers - yum. My niece always gets the sirloin

Looked nice on the outside, but not impressed by the inside. There are two areas, the bar and the dining room. There is a buffet in the dining room. I passed and ordered off the menu - mushroom ravioli with a garlic cream sauce. The raviolis were freezer burned and the sauce was not great. The ambiance of the bar looked nicer, but knowing the food is the same, I'll pass on future visits. Ps, terrible service. Never saw the waitress and had to chase her down for the check.

It's OK. Not bad but nothing special.

Ate in the bar, using regular menu which has appetizers, burgers and various sandwiches. Burger was a bit over done and the "gee roo" wasn't horrible but I wouldn't order it again. Decent beer selection. Went in on Thursday night and service was slow, so don't be in a hurry.

First a foremost the food here is horrible...the buffet food is supposed to be fresh and hot it is not even lukewarm to start I thought maybe it was a one time thing but most of the items were cold and that was from the center of the buffet...the meats were cut with a dull knife so it took forever to get a slice of ham and it came off ragged kinda felt like not going up to the carving station because it was taking forever to get the food...the waitress was ok she didn't seem too concerned with taking care of us but she really didn't have to do much...the tables were bare no table clothes

I found the Oakhurst to be a great end to annual girls camping weekend. Don't let the words 'tea room' fool you. There was nothing fussy about it so rolling up in your camping/hiking clothes are ok.

There were plenty of choices on the smorgasbord. Wonderful haluski, carved meats and a full salad bar. The chicken salad was yummy but the best with out a doubt was the deep friend French toast! No syrup necessary! Our party of 5 all raved about it.

The venue was neat and clean but the ladies room had a bad odor. Maybe a sewage issue?
Anyway looking forward to my next visit!

Grew up in Somerset County dined here many times with old owners.
Came from Fl and had dinner here
I didn't eat much because food was cold. We always stir the food at buffets to be sure it's hot, didn't work here. I told the one waitress about the cold food ,she seemed to be very appreciative. My husband asked for a glass of wine as it was happy hour the waitress said she know anything about it, strange
All ice cream had chocolate in, why no vanilla or strawberry, not everyone can eat chocolate. Waitress staff hung around in the back a lot at one time no one was on the floor

Oakhurst is now known as a "Grille & Events Center." It's no longer labeled a Tea Room (though it had not been an actual tea room for quite some time). Whatever the name, I'm going to call it "subpar."

Oakhurst went through a renovation over the winter. During that, management eliminated the gift shop and built a bar. The new bar area has about a dozen beers on tap, three huge televisions, and a couple of arcade games. I can see it being a watering hole for the locals (though it was desolate during my most recent visit), but it wont attract much buisness from

Stopped by here after seeing a sign after leaving living treasures. Sounded really awesome! FYI - this is a buffet place, not a tea house. The buffet was about 13$ per person and the menu listed online sounded super yummy. The best part was the ham and roast beef. The veggie Mac sounded really great but looked and tasted like it was sitting around for days. The best part of the buffet was the dessert and salad bar, the main buffet items lacked a certain flavor. The gift shop is certainly one of the stars of this place and the service was on point.

This place is ACCESSIBLE! Including an accessible

We had a family gathering (20 of us) today at Oakhurst Tea Room at lunch. There was plenty of food and a number of meat selections. There was ham, chicken (2 kinds), sausage, and beef stroganoff. There were two soups, salad, and 3 or 4 breads. Some of the selections were tastier than others, but I think that is typical with buffet style restaurants. There was a selection of ice cream and desserts. Service was good. Fun was had by all.