Farm-to-table comfort, craft brews, and rustic charm in a lovingly restored barn
๐ Where Itโs At
Just over the line, about 30 minutes east of Erie, Riverside Brewing Company is tucked beside French Creek at 1 Fountain Street, Cambridge Springs. Housed in a beautifully reconstructed 1800s barn from Cochranton, the setting is homey, historic, and impossibly inviting. The grounds include gardens, cozy outdoor seating, and plenty of space to linger or enjoy a meal.
๐บ Whatโs Good
This is one of those spots where the building and the food both feel like local love letters. The restored barn holds a large bar with 21 taps, serving up a rotating cast of local drafts alongside wine, cider, and spirit-forward cocktails.
On the menu? A smart, creative mix of comfort food and farm-to-table goodness:
- Steak and handheld sandwiches like the Craft Burger or Cuban Reuben
- Entrees including Duck Mac & Cheese, Cajun Shrimp & Grits, or Chicken Saltimbocca
- Starters like nachos, pretzel sticks, and Brussels sprouts
- A thoughtful selection of salads, soups, sides, and wood-fired pizzas
Youโll also find a small gift shop stocked with Riverside Brewing T-shirts, hats, and other branded gear, plus a few local goodies to take homeโperfect for remembering your visit or grabbing a gift for a fellow craft beer fan.
The ambiance is as satisfying as the food, with an outdoor patio, live music events through their Summer Music Series, and even a brewing area you can catch a peek of.
๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Who Itโs Great For
- Food-loving families who want quality meals in a relaxed, friendly setting
- Couples or date-night groups seeking a cozy, unique backdrop with local flavor
- Craft beer aficionados or anyone curious about regional brews and rotating taps
- Shoppers who love picking up local merch and souvenirs along with their meal
๐ Final Thoughts
If youโre up for a short drive, Riverside Brewing Company is the kind of place where every detailโfrom the reclaimed barn to the brewed beerโtells a story. Whether you stay inside by the fireplace, on the patio under the trees, or linger over a song, youโll come away with full bellies, a few new favorites, and maybe even a T-shirt or jar of local jam to remember it by.