

Address and Contact Information
Address: 777 Water Wheel Dr, Champion, PA 15557
Phone: (582) 682-7827
Website: https://7springs.com/explore-the-resort/during-your-stay/dining/dining-pages/helens.aspx
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Reviews
Helen’s Restaurant truly lives up to its exceptional reputation and is a mandatory culinary experience at Seven Springs. The atmosphere is refined and upscale, enhanced by the restaurant’s fascinating history as a former hunting lodge. The staff is not only courteous and friendly, but they are also eager to share the compelling stories behind this beautiful, historic space.
The food itself is nothing short of perfection. From the appetizers through to dessert, every dish was prepared flawlessly and delivered with precision. While Helen’s is certainly an investment, budgeting around $100 per person, we maximized the value by taking advantage of the Four Course Special. This option offers a wonderful taste of the menu’s best variations and is highly recommended for first-time visitors. For an unforgettable, high-end meal at Seven Springs, look no further than Helen’s.
From the moment we stepped into Helen’s, I knew we were in for a truly unforgettable experience, one that would undoubtedly rank among the top five restaurants I’ve ever eaten at. The ambiance was warm and inviting, with live piano music setting the tone next to the bar area, and we talked with the general manager, Annie, who helped make our experience so amazing.
We initially stopped in for a quick drink before dinner, but the charm of the place was so captivating that we ended up staying for over an hour, indulging in some exquisite food and drink. The large picture windows offered breathtaking views of the slopes, and Annie introduced us to one of the servers, Dax, who graciously offered us a tour of the restaurant, revealing its rich history as the original home of the owners of Seven Springs. His storytelling was exceptional, and as he recounted tales from the 1800s and 1900s. I felt a deep connection to the home/restaurant.
The pictures are of the original chandelier, fireplace, wood, and master bedroom in a loft area, as well as the natural springs outside the back windows. Although we hadn’t planned on eating, the sweet couple next to us raved about the crab bisque, and I knew I had to try it. Jeff’s choice of the Helen’s bourbon was a heartfelt tribute to his mom (even though she never swore or drank, lol).
As we enjoyed our drinks and soup, we chatted with the staff who were all just so kind and engaging, all while being serenaded by the piano player whose melodies filled the air with an enchanting atmosphere. Jeff asked me to dance right in the middle of the restaurant, and it was a truly unforgettable moment.
I was so impressed with the crab soup that we returned the following day, and added the octopus soup, which was to die for. The mousse and fresh fruit was delish! Everything was just perfect and Jeff and I said, we have to come back each year!
5 ⭐️’s! So magical!
Our server shared a bit of history about the restaurant in regards to the crab bisque being the same family recipe for 40+ years. It was divine, and i certainly recommend it.
The lobster rav (shrimp&scallops) dish was incredible, and the snickerdoodle creme brulee was delightful.
they should fix the POS system for the combo choice for kitchen timing purposes, so the whole table doesn’t have to do it. Perhaps an upgrade through your merchant services is in order.