The Stegmaier

The Stegmaier | Historic elegance & fine dining in Wilkes-Barre

The Stegmaier in Wilkes-Barre offers an immersive fine dining experience inside one of the city’s most storied historic homes—The Mary Stegmaier Mansion. Every element of the mansion, from its hand-carved woodwork to its elegant solarium, creates an atmosphere of timeless grandeur. Guests are treated to more than a meal—they become part of the mansion’s living history. Each thoughtfully prepared dish and cocktail pays tribute to the Stegmaier family legacy and the golden era of Wilkes-Barre’s past.

The Mary Stegmaier Mansion also serves as a premier event venue for weddings, specialty teas, private dinners and corporate gatherings. With flexible space, including a grand staircase, a fully equipped bridal suite and the stately Grande Ballroom, the mansion is designed to host events both intimate and extravagant. Guests appreciate the balance of historic charm and modern comfort, along with attentive service and customized event planning.

Get ready to experience more than just a place to stay—step into history at the Frederick Stegmaier Mansion, the Mary Stegmaier Mansion’s sister location offering elegant accommodations nearby.

Menu Highlights

The Stegmaier’s menu reflects refined technique, bold flavor and visual elegance. Signature entrées include Red Wine Braised Lamb Ragù featuring tender lamb over house-made harissa pappardelle with burrata and basil oil, and Frenched La Belle Farm Breast of Chicken served with Swiss chard, marble sauce, heirloom carrots and roasted potatoes. The Chilean Sea Bass Milanese pairs crisp red rocket panko with lemon beurre blanc and roasted new potatoes, while the Alaskan King Salmon is plated with asparagus, lemon risotto and dill emulsion. Beef selections include the Hand Cut Filet Mignon seared in beef tallow and the Bone-In Prime Cowboy Ribeye topped with cowboy butter and served with lobster whipped potatoes. A flavorful vegetarian option, Braised Black Lentils, includes BBQ lentils, charred carrot, quijote cheese, pico de gallo and avocado crema.

History of the Mary Stegmaier Mansion

Constructed in 1910, the Mary Stegmaier Mansion exemplifies the opulence and architectural grandeur of early 20th-century Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Designed by local architects Knapp & Bosworth, the mansion showcases the Colonial Revival style. The building is characterized by its symmetrical facade, classical detailing, and a sense of monumental scale. The mansion’s historical significance is intertwined with the legacy of the Stegmaier family, prominent figures in the region’s brewing industry. Their influence is evident in the mansion’s design and the family’s contributions to the local community.

Whether dining, celebrating or planning a once-in-a-lifetime event, guests at the Mary Stegmaier Mansion will find a unique and memorable destination in Wilkes-Barre.