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Monday 7am - 3pm Tuesday 7am - 3pm Wednesday 7am - 3pm Thursday 7am - 3pm Friday 7am - 3pm Saturday 7am - 12pm

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Joe's Viaduct Restaurant and Allegany Liquor Store

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Joe's Viaduct Restaurant and Allegany Liquor Store

Liquor Store hours are Monday through Saturday 7:00am to 8:30pm
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Continuing our family's tradition of serving high quality, homemade food at an affordable price and then satisfying all your lottery and adult beverage needs at our liquor store next door!

09/28/2024

If you missed out on my sauce, soups or pizza kits please stop by the store and leave your number and I will reach out to you when items are available privately before I advertise to the public. Thanks

09/28/2024

Sorry but I am now sold out. That was faster than I expected. I have the names of those that ordered them. Until next time…..

09/28/2024

I made spaghetti sauce today. $7/qt. Let me know if you are interested.

09/04/2024

It’s that time of year again 🎃🎃🎃

08/29/2024

Today’s episode

08/23/2024

Photo dump…..stop by and check us out. Still locally owned and operated 😁

07/26/2024

Allegany Liquors wishes Team USA the best of luck in Paris!

05/23/2024

Hello Del Fest!!!! Stop by and grab your favorite!

05/11/2024

I need reading books for my Little Free Library. Thanks 😁

05/08/2024

Spaghetti sauce, pizzas, hotdog sauce and bean soup. PM me

05/02/2024

Thank you everyone for the kind words, the cards, cakes, flowers, sweets 😋, hugs and tears. We enjoyed cooking for you all these years but all good things come to an end. Realizing how short life can be we are taking this time to appreciate and enjoy our families and loved ones and hopefully travel. We still own and operate Allegany Liquor Store so stop in and visit with us. We’d love to see you. God Bless each and everyone of you!

04/29/2024

To help with the confusion Joe’s Viaduct RESTAURANT is retiring April 30. Allegany Liquor Store is still OPEN and BOOMING 😆with Doug and JoAnn Moulden as owners. THIS you may share and correct those who have been misled. We DID NOT close or sell the liquor store. Hope to see you soon!!

04/24/2024

Half price Spaghetti for lunch today 😋😋

04/24/2024

Tick tick tick tick tick tick tick …

04/18/2024

Made some stuffed peppers today by request

04/08/2024

Joe’s will be closed today. Short staffed. Coffee and conversation available!

04/07/2024

Joe’s Viaduct will be closing tomorrow at 1:00 due to the Solar Eclipse. Stop by for breakfast and an early lunch!!! I want to get my farm animals in the barn so they are protected 🥴🥴🥴. Thanks for understanding. Liquor store will remain OPEN!!!!!

03/19/2024

Sausage gravy over toast and home fries on this chilly March day 😋😋. Open till 3pm

03/05/2024

Chicken Noodle Soup!!! Come and get it 😋😋😋

02/23/2024

More bean soup today!!

02/20/2024

Bean soup!!

02/06/2024

Chicken noodle soup is ready !

01/31/2024

😋😋 Bean soup on this damp Wednesday

Address

301 N Centre Street
Cumberland, MD
21502

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 3pm
Tuesday	7am - 3pm
Wednesday	7am - 3pm
Thursday	7am - 3pm
Friday	7am - 3pm
Saturday	7am - 12pm

Telephone

(301) 777-7500

Website

facebook.com

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The Quintessential Family Business

Joe Ugoletti opened this restaurant in 1953, married his waitress in 1955, and then had three daughters: Monica, Brenda, and Jo Ann (current owner). Jo Ann chose to carry on her father's tradition of providing a delicious, home cooked meal; good service; and a warm, inviting atmosphere to the locals and those visiting our great neighborhood.

Joe's Viaduct is known for having the first pizzas in Allegany County. The recipe for the dough and sauce were given to Joe by a drifter, back in 1953, in exchange for a free month's rent. At the time, they thought the drifter was off his rocker because no one had heard of "pizza pie" at that time in the area. Despite his reservations, Joe decide to accept the nameless drifter's offer. This is still the recipe used to make Joe's Viaduct's pizzas over 65 years later.