Schoolhouse Kitchen
19210 Opessa St SE, Oldtown, MD, 21555
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Address :
19210 Opessa St SE
Oldtown, MD, 21555 - Phone (301) 478-5189
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
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David B.
This is a great place to grab a bite to eat whether you are passing through in a car or on a bicycle on the C&O Canal. The people who work here are the owners and operators and help you in every way possible. It is a small, refurbished school house and has a small town, homey feeling about it. The prices are reasonable and if you ask for a special addition or subtraction from items on the menu you can get it. Enjoy your time here and have the peanut butter pie (the secret desert!).
(5)Becca B.
The schoolhouse is definitely one of a kind. It will take you back to elementary school cafeteria days, only much smaller. The room is filled with every graduating class picture, old memorabilia, tons of books, and a bulletin board full of ads for local side jobs/ sales. The sweet tea was good. I ordered the equivalent of a Dairy Queen chicken basket. The food was pretty greasy and I couldn't eat much of it. I probably should have gotten a burger!
(3)Rebecca B.
Great stop for cyclists, or anyone. Very cycling friendly. Located at the Oldtown School, which closed its doors to students in 2000. No big sign out front, so be careful not to miss. Simple, home cooked menu of all-American fare. I felt right like I was back in school, eating in the old cafeteria, with much of the memorabilia surrounding me, including the school chairs. I had a simple grilled cheese with a side of macaroni salad - just water to drink and my bill was $3.60. Well, there you go....can't beat that! Highly recommend if biking on the canal, or driving on the road. Also about the only place to stop and eat between Paw Paw and Cumberland, so take advantage!
(4)Ronny K.
felt like i was back in grade school except the mean kids were gone, the food was fresh and delicious (sorry mom), and i wasn't stressing about the test i had in an hour. friendly patrons, friendly servers make this an ideal stop along the C&O.
(5)Sarah W.
I can't believe this place has been reviewed so rarely and so blandly! It is absolutely perfect in the midst of a long bike ride. It is a very easy ride from the C&O canal trail. One minute and lovely. The food is just what you want in the midst of the long cycling day: quick and yummy Americana. I had a great grilled cheese sandwich and a side of super homemade macaroni salad. My husband had a delicious crab cake sandwich. Let me make this clear, when we make crab cakes we use the very expensive lump. We were very satisfied with this crab cake and it was only $4.00!! Everyone was so friendly. If you are going from Little Orleans, like we were, to Cumberland, it is perfect for lunch. If you are going from Cumberland, it is a great breakfast stop. Either way, it is great. We aren't big on stopping in the midst of a ride. This is a must.
(5)Leonard H.
A biking oasis just off the canal. Absolutely a MUST! Great food. Great prices. Great staff. Close to towpath. Very little traffic. Plenty of parking for bikes and cars. Tons of tables. Bathrooms. Plenty of selections on the menu. Gatorade, water and other drinks available. We were just there on Sunday. Gets better every time!
(5)Emma W.
What a strange strange place. I stopped here on a long bike trip along the canal (it seemed to be the only good place to stop for a gatorade that morning). When I heard the name I was looking for a small old timey building. It turns out to be a fairly modern shut down high school. The restaurant is was not air conditioned, but it did have ice cold beverages. I can't really speak to the food. The building is also home to an vintage car shop and a hair salon. Very interesting little road stop, but certainly not worth a special trip. There was also a cute cat!
(3)Frank W.
This is your chance to have some good traditional American food in a Schoolhouse atmosphere. Don't expect anything fancy but it's definitely a unique experience.
(3)richard f.
They are open 8am-8pm everyday and are bike friendly. They didn't appear to take credit cards, but they have an ATM there. It seems that about half their customers are biking off the canal path. Food is very inexpensive. $5/person is fine unless you're getting appetizers and desserts. They have baked desserts and lots of ice cream novelties.
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