Alfred's Victorian Restaurant

Alfred's Victorian Restaurant is an 1888 Victorian Brownstone Mansion located in Middletown, Pennsylvania. The restaurant offers intimate dining rooms, decorated with antiques, carved wood, and gingerbread accents. Screens separate some tables to provide privacy, making Alfred's a popular romantic spot. The kitchen is known for its Tuscan, Italian cooking, with a menu that expands to include American and European selections, emphasizing fresh ingredients. An herb garden blossoms in the backyard, and a full bar menu is available. Reservations are suggested. The address is 38 North Union Street, Middletown, Pennsylvania, 17057, located on PA State route 441, 3.3 miles south of PA State route 283. Alfred's Victorian Restaurant is placed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been serving its patrons for over forty years.

Our History

Alfred's Victorian Restaurant has been a staple in Middletown for over four decades. Founded by Alfred D. Pellegrini in 1970, the restaurant has undergone several transformations while maintaining its historic charm. The property, originally built in 1888 by Charles W. Raymond, has been home to several families, including the Young family, whose ghosts are said to still dwell within. The restaurant has won numerous local and national awards, including a spot on the National Register of Historic Places.

Our Cuisine

Specializing in Northern Italian Cuisine, Homemade Pasta, Seafood, Veal, Flambe Tableside, and Fresh Desserts, Alfred's Victorian Restaurant offers a unique dining experience. With a focus on fresh ingredients and traditional cooking methods, the menu is designed to delight both local and visiting patrons. Whether you're looking for a romantic evening or a special occasion, Alfred's Victorian Restaurant is the perfect destination.