In the location that long hosted Bonello’s, Frankie’s on 2nd is a breakfast and lunch spot open seven days a week (July 2026).
83 2nd St,
Leechburg, PA 15656
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The only laundromat in Leechburg.
Part of the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital network.
Also home to UPMC Specialty Care – There Rivers Orthopedics
116 Main Street, Leechburg, PA 15656
Phone: 724-845-1211
Fax: 724-845-5465
Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM
Wednesday, 8:00AM – 8:00PM
Official Website: acmh.org
Happy Day Cafe is one of the only breakfast places in Leechburg. It has a robust breakfast menu, or feel free to check out one of its lunch entrees. More information can be found on their Yelp! or Facebook page using the links below.
101 Main St
Leechburg, PA 15656
(724) 845-9243
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A small antique store with lots of beautiful jewelry and plenty to look at. Be sure to stop in!
161 Market St
Leechburg, PA 15656
(724) 845-0992
An antique store filled with very interesting items. Floor to ceiling, you’ll see antiques and things that sparkle. Enjoy!
155 Market Street
Leechburg, PA 15656
(724) 845-7770
More in the Web for Ruman & Kraft Antiques
- Listing – Antique Malls.com
Stanford Home is proud to be your hometown source for all your home improvement needs. They have been in business since 1952. They offer a variety of products, most of which can be found on their website.
Website for Stanford Home in Leechburg
Leechburg’s downtown Hardware Store.
It offers many of your hardware needs, including some very old pieces that have sat in the store for decades and would almost be considered antiques.
120 Market Street
Leechburg, PA 15656
724-842-9381
- Quarato’s on Yelp
Leechburg is a stop along what is known as the Pittsburgh to Harrisburg Main Line Canal Greenway. The founder of Leechburg, David Leechburg came to the town before it was named in order to help build a dam for the canal. After arriving to the little town of Friendship in 1827, his great influence over the years eventually had the town named for him, as Leechburg.
There is a plaque for the canal at the Leechburg Borough building. There is an official state plaque by The Walking Bridge