Mifflinburg

Charity thrift with clothes, furniture and housewares. Sales fund hunger and homelessness programs. 3% fee on credit cards, none on cash or debit.

Mural by Emily Gaugler next to Pelican's SnoBalls on the Rail Trail. Scan the QR code and the flowers, clouds and butterfly start moving on your phone.

Former Moose Lodge; public by reservation; BYOB beer/wine; multi-event parties.

Moderate loop in R.B. Winter State Park that climbs to an overlook and comes back past the spring.

One chair barbershop on Chestnut Street.

Hair salon on Route 304 doing cuts and nail art.

Local coffee + breakfast/paninis with vegetarian and GF options. Mifflinburg day-off café hang.

Historic 1806 building restored as Mifflinburg’s arts hub; curated listening-room songwriter shows and community concerts.

Scratch-made breads, pastries, desserts; self-serve porch open daily 7am-8pm. Easy Chestnut Street sweet stop with IV Coffee nearby.

Florist plus a gift shop full of local artisan goods and seasonal flowers on Chestnut Street.

Event hall run by Gable House Bakery and Gilly's Lilies. Monthly themed afternoon teas: nine savory and sweet bites, British scones with clotted cream, bottomless tea. Most teas $45 a person, kids' tower $22.

Same independent brand as café inside Sunbury Station; secondary-town presence.

Roadside pull-off on a gravel state forest road with a wide view west over the Union County ridges, along the edge of the Hook Natural Area. Faces west, so it's a sunset spot. No hiking required.

Legion post on Chestnut Street that opens to the public for band nights, usually Saturdays 8–11pm, with food and drink specials. 21 and over with ID; some nights have a $5 cover for nonmembers.

Historic buggy factory museum; distinctive local collection and industrial heritage stop.

695 acres in Bald Eagle State Forest; Halfway Lake, sandstone dam, hiking, swimming, camping. Classic full-day outdoor escape west of Mifflinburg.

Sunday brunch 11am-2pm. Mifflinburg brewpub with a full scratch brunch menu: omelets, benedicts, pancakes, chicken-fried steak and eggs.

Tavern inside the 1858 Mifflinburg Hotel. Two-story bar with billiards and darts upstairs, 11 drafts, wing night and trivia Thursdays 5–10pm, haddock Fridays.

Restored 1830s mill dairy; house ice cream, bottled milk, farm treats; classic day-off dessert stop.

Smash burgers from Mifflinburg natives; covered in the Daily Item. Operating since about 2025.

Restaurant and bar out in the West End with mini golf, a driving range and shuffleboard, plus a members' rifle range.