I did the sweetened version for the mimosa flight (choice of 4) and they were absolutely…read moredelicious!!! We got the Grand Canyon dinners and they were also pretty good! Definitely larger potatoes so if you can't eat a whole regular baked potato I would definitely split it Our server was a young man with tattoos on his arms, can't recall his name but he was fantastic, very friendly, and was just a pleasant experience overall! It's a place you should stop by! Order the S'mores hot chocolate....so worth it!! (I got the one in the mug years back, and got one in a coffee cup recently, both are a delicacy!)

First time here as we were staying in Turkey Run state park and was looking for something…read moredifferent. The thin crust pizza was good. Equally good was the service. But neither were better than other places in the area. They also had a good selection of local and state micro breweries beer and IPA's. The inside design was interesting, but was very clean and quite spacious. The outside unfortunately is very non descriptive. In fact I almost got rear ended because I didn't immediately recognize it as the place I was looking for. Mainly my fault, but a little better signage would help.

Went there for the first time the other day. Loved the country atmosphere of the little cafe and…read morethe food was good. The service was great too.

Great café with local honey and prepped freezer meals! This place is a regular pick whenever we…read morewant to sit down for some coffee/tea and small breakfast/lunch. Their rotating soups and baked goods are always delicious and fresh! Today, we had the chicken noodle soup with half a chicken bacon ranch sandwich, and a build your own breakfast sandwich. Both were great! The staff are always nice, and the custom mural and decor were made by local artists! They also sell local honey in various sized containers ranging from a small squeeze bottle to a half gallon container. It's a charming and welcoming place!

Always go with the traditional gyro. You'll need an extra peta bread. They are huge. Definitely big…read moreenough for two or three people. So delicious.

Great gyros and reasonable prices for the portions. The gyro platter is plenty of food; I always…read morehave leftovers. Their spanakopita (spinach pie) and salads are also great, as is their baklava-just tried it last week. I like stopping here on my way home from shopping so I don't have to cook when I get home. The staff are always friendly too.

Stopped in to get myself an iced coffee before work. When I asked for an iced coffee with half and…read morehalf, she looked at me like I was speaking Japanese. She asked if I wanted a latte. I said no. She tried to explain what a latte is to which I told her I know what a latte is. She pointed to the large coffee containers and said they have house blend and decaf right there. I said no, I want iced coffee. Again she looked very confused. She said she could give me a cup of ice and I just get whatever I wanted from those HOT coffee carafes. I just said nevermind and thanks and left. Waste of time and made it so I didn't have enough time to go elsewhere to get my coffee. Yes, what she suggested is technically iced coffee, however their regular brewed coffee is hot and would immediately melt any ice and water down my coffee. Also, regular brewed coffee is not strong enough to make a good iced coffee. Other coffee shops use a concentrate. Pretty poor experience at Jack's, which is a shame because they're basically the only donut shop in town and they have some decent donuts. More than likely won't be back.

Donuts, drinks, helpful workers, with lots of patiencelove their cinnamon rolls and husband loves…read moretheir apple fritter. Close by

I was looking for a local, non-chain breakfast spot, and this place absolutely hit the spot!…read more As soon as I was escorted to my table, I was immediately distracted by the bakery case filled with fresh-baked desserts. They had everything from cookies and pies to cakes, and I especially loved that they offered so many single-serving dessert options. I ordered the two-egg breakfast and asked for my eggs to be scrambled with cheese. My plate arrived with delicious honey oat toast and what were, without a doubt, the best breakfast potatoes I've ever had. The texture was perfect! I had forgotten to ask for them crispy, but there was no need--they were lightly crisp on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside, and seasoned just right. The eggs were also cooked perfectly. I really appreciate when the cheese is folded throughout the eggs instead of just being sprinkled on top as an afterthought. It's a small detail that makes a big difference. I'm going to be honest--the table next to me ordered the biscuits and gravy, and I could see the huge chunks of sausage from my seat! It looked so good that I had to order an additional side of biscuits and gravy to go, along with a sausage patty. I can't wait to dig into it later. I'll definitely be back. My only regret is that I didn't bring anyone with me! The portions are generous, and this is the kind of place where it's fun to share a few dishes so everyone can sample something different. If you're looking for a locally owned breakfast spot with great food, generous portions, and an incredible bakery, Bread and Breakfast Cafe & Bakery is absolutely worth a visit.

Stopped in on a Friday around noon and there was about a 10-minute wait, which honestly wasn't bad…read moreconsidering how busy they were. We split a bowl of soup and they kindly served it in separate bowls for us, which I appreciated. The soup of the day was corn chowder and wow, I was surprised how good it was, I do love soups. I'd never tried corn chowder before, but it was creamy, flavorful, and comforting. I ordered the half salad/half sandwich combo. The smoked salmon niçoise salad had a blend of interesting flavors and the dressing paired perfectly with it. For the sandwich, I chose the BLTEA, and unfortunately this was the disappointing part of the meal. The avocado on it was clearly overripe/bad, so dark, mushy, and it gave the sandwich an unpleasant taste. I removed as much as I could, but it still affected the flavor. It was a bummer because this spot usually tastes very fresh. I've had it before and the avocado was fresh, along with the orchard salad which I loved. I would say the orchard salad is my fave. They make their dressings homemade and the dressing for the orchard salad was delicious. The service was still very friendly, and since they were slammed busy, I didn't feel like making a fuss about it. Everything else we had was enjoyable. The inside is small and quaint since it's a house turned restaurant, so it has a cozy but lively ambiance when crowded. One of the best perks here is definitely the made from scratch desserts. I love checking out the dessert case because the staff will happily explain each option and answer questions. There's something oddly satisfying about watching them slice the desserts too. I took a lemon cheesecake to go and absolutely loved it. I've also tried the blackberry wine cake which is a staple and delicious. A seasonal dessert that was really good was the pumpkin pie. You really can't go wrong with home made desserts here.

The caramel macchiato I got was perfect. The cookie dough frozen coffee also looked amazing! Quick…read moreservice, definitely recommend this location.

This Dunkin' Donut is relatively new just off I65 in Lebanon. The store is upscale in an orange…read moreDunkin' kind of way with a couple tables. The case is front is full of fresh donuts with seasonal themes. They also serve breakfast sandwiches. The staff is friendly and took our orders and prepped quickly. My husband had a pumpkin donut, which he devoured quickly. I had the avocado toast, which tasted remarkably good. The bread was a fresh rustic slice that was nice and chewy. The avocado spread thin and evenly and top with a delicious everything mix that did not have salt (yea!). Prices were great. There's a drive thru too. Plenty of parking. Knocking off a point because there was no soap in the bathroom and I really wanted to was hands.

Stopped in to grab a bite to eat for the first time. The couple at the front (maybe owners?) were…read moreso nice and helpful in explaining their new menu. The food was AMAZING! I can't wait to try something new soon.

Where do I even begin? The service is amazing, they go out of their way to make you feel welcome…read more And the food is amazing! They have Thai food, Mexican food, and a juice bar! The green juice is delicious and all natural, no sugars added, which is so hard to find these days. We needed a good juice bar in town. The Thai noodle dish is amazing! Literally love this place! I will be coming back constantly!

Bellmore Country store is a small Amish run grocery store that also sells fresh made sandwiches to…read moreorder. We found things that you can't find at your local grocery, such as Amish cheeses, fresh churned butter and Amish meats. I also bought canning supplies and picked up a few pointers on new easy canning lids. We also ordered sandwiches on fresh made Amish bread. Sandwiches are under $4 and you select your meat, cheese and toppings. I had a turkey sandwich and the bread was so soft that it melted in my mouth. I couldn't walk by the pastries without buying a fry cake - black raspberry to be exact. The shelves were filled with cream filled pies, cinnamon bread and cheese breads. My fry cake was delicious coated in a sugar glaze. They sell everything from bait and fishing supplies to salt for the water softener. The staff is friendly, though quiet. They do not accept credit cards or any form of electronic payment. We paid cash. There is plenty of parking, including space for your horse and buggy.

The sandwiches are absolutely delicious and so fresh. All of the baked goods and sweet treats that…read morewe tried (whoopie pies, fudge, buckeyes, jams/jellies) were absolutely amazing. The prices were all reasonable to actually low - which is unheard of these days. Overall, we loved the place and plan to go back next time we visit the area!