Muddy Run Tavern

This is the second and last time I will ever eat here. I ordered soup and salad, cream of mushroom soup, and I received French onion, which I would normally like. The waitress apologized and brought the correct one. While I waited I tried the French onion, who the hell puts sugar in French onion. I got the correct soup and it was like getting a mouth full of salt. All this after waiting over 30 minutes to even place our order. My wife asked for onion rings and got French fries, unsalted. Does anyone check orders before they are sent out, or even taste what they are cooking? We also had to ask for napkins. The live music they had playing was defining at over 90 decibels, sitting with my back to them and over 30 feet away, on the other side of the bar. I couldn't hear the people across the table or next to me. Worst experience I have had in a very very very long time.

Muddy Run is the most fitting dive for this small town. And a convenient walk from my family home. A small selection is nothing to frown at. They have a few interesting beers but otherwise it's the mainstream basics. Think Bud, Corona, Miller, Michelob.Of course they can hook you up with some liquor too - straight or mixed. But don't expect anything fancy. The best whiskey they had was Jameson Black Barrel. My mom was disappointed that Patrón was not an option either. To make up for it, we learned a new trick. Pop the top off a Corona and pour a shot of tequila in the neck. Smooths it out real nice. Add a lime and you can practically smell the ocean.They have a grill too for bar style eats. (Think fried.) There's really only two tables of any size, the rest is bar seating. Towards the back some of those computer games where you can play for money. I'm not a big gambler, but I did win a little something.

If you're in Huntingdon Pa and want to grab some great food, definitely try Muddy Run Tavern. They have amazing wings, great sauce flavors and excellent service. I personally love the "Piggyback" sauce. They also have specialty fries that come covered in my favorite sauce. This place is in an old hardware store, very cool inside! A must try!Oh and I also would recommend the buffalo chips starter & snack!

Stumbled upon this little gem after hitting Thousand Steps. The service was prompt with one waitress mid day. The drinks were ordered quick and came out promptly. My kids are iced tea drinkers and we feel the iced tea was fresh brewed and delicious. People around us with interesting cocktails that looked delicious. We marveled at the orders that were being served around us. Our food came quickly and was very tasteful. We devoured flatbreads and wraps. Definitely will be back and going for the big pretzel, wings, and nachos for some apps.

Good food, nice atmosphere. Very good selection of choices on the menu. Won't leave hungry.

I have visited Muddy Run since they were at the smaller location and now the newer location. I can honestly say that the service has gotten worse (slower with long periods of check ins) and the food is worse. Tonight we ordered a meal that was well undercooked (not cooked all the way through) and was cold. It's unfortunate that this will be our last time visiting them. We used to really enjoy it.

We enjoy coming here when we are visiting family. It is always so good and the service is great. We enjoy the wings, fried chicken sandwich and the fries are the best!

Walked in at noon. There were 3 tables of people and a few at the bar. So, not crowded at all. We waited 10 to 15 minutes for someone to get our drink orders. Another 10 minutes until we actually our drinks (simple ones too - a lemonade, an iced tea, and a soda). I had to send the lemonade back because there were black things of varying sizes floating in it. Took another 5 minutes to get a new one. The iced tea was supposed to be raspberry flavored, but there was no recognizable flavor to it at all. It tasted like powdered Lipton tea.Placed our order (2 orders of wings with one side of cheese fries, and a buffalo chicken wrap with a side of regular fries). That's it . . . pretty freaking simple. We waited about 20 minutes and the waitress came out with the cheese fries. Nothing else. They weren't an appetizer they were a side dish to the wings. Ate all of those and 15 to 20 minutes later the rest of the meals arrived. The wings looked like they had been frozen, nothing fresh here. One of the wings orders was for Garlic Parm Wings. There was NO garlic parm sauce/dressing anywhere. The wings were swimming in what was very clearly bottled Italian salad dressing. The only truly edible item was the buffalo chicken wrap.Their menu states that they have pulled pork fries, but we found out it's NOT pulled pork, it's cubed beef.Our table rocked constantly, even after we folded up the paper towels they use as napkins and put them under the legs. Another group of three ladies came in a moved to new tables twice because their tables were rocking as well.I was told that as few as 2 years ago, the Muddy Run was always packed and the food was very good. It's clear that they've resorted to a lot of frozen foods, bottled dressings and packaged drink mixes. That most likely explains why the place was virtually empty during the lunch rush hour. People are learning that they're taking shortcuts which will prove to be their downfall.

Weird that the sign out front says Miller's.Food was average, took forever to get our overpriced food. All of which I could have overlooked. What got me was, when you walk in there is a Thin Red Line flag and a Thin Blue Line flag.The Thin Blue Line flag was hung backwards with the Union (Blue field with stars) to the right.As a Law Enforcement officer and Vet, this was unacceptable. When I nicely said something to the manager, he was disrespectful and blew me off.If you are going to display the United States flag... DO IT CORRECTLY!!!The Union ALWAYS goes to the left!

Food is okay and service is slow. The staff is very nice but it's obvious that they're understaffed. I've heard that this place can't keep staff due to management, but this may just be a rumor/singular experiences. The restaurant is an updated furniture store from the mid-late 1900s and the current owners have kept a lot of the features of that era.