No trip to Seven Springs is complete without a stop at Summit Diner. It creates the eternal…read moredilemma: hit the slopes for first chair or settle in for a Summit breakfast? If you follow my reviews, you know I'm a fan of old-school diners, the classics, and honest home-cooked food. Summit hits all three marks, serving straightforward and delicious American standards since the 1960s. The three-egg omelet loaded with veggies and sausage was exactly the pre-ski power-up I needed. My son stuck with his go-to breakfast burrito, and my daughter went with the classic two eggs, bacon, and potatoes. Everything was spot on. The staff has just the right level of "WWA"--Waitresses With Attitude. They are perfectly polite, but they hold the line on proper behavior and will quickly put anyone in their place if they step out of line. It keeps the environment grounded and authentic. A few tips for your visit: * Seating: Expect to wait for a table in the lobby or outside during peak hours. * Payment: Bring your wallet--this is a cash-only establishment.

I have family in Somerset, PA so each time we are in town we take my Uncle Bob to his favorite…read morebreakfast spot you guessed it the Summit Diner and we absolutely love the nostalgia of the diner. They staff is fast and friendly and the food doesn't disappoint. It's such a rare thing in this day and age to see an old diner so we love to go when we are visiting Somerset. We typically go for breakfast. The next time you're in the area it's definitely a must stop place to go. Give them a try and you may have to wait to be seated they also only accept cash as their only form of payment so come prepared, they do have a ATM in the waiting area.

Friendly service, nice portions and everything tasty! Very reasonable prices too! Will visit again.read more

This place is a sold three and a half stars but I'll give it four because the half isn't an option…read more I'll be honest and say that we were not expecting much and in a way that is what we got. It obviously is catered to an older crowd, which is fine, and other places do that way worse. We walked in and were greeted by a very cheesy Elvis statue. So that set the tone as we half giggled and cringed. The wait staff was very friendly and allowed us to choose where we wanted to sit. The table and light fixtures seemed clean enough but the floor has definitely seen better days. We were handed a menu that was much smaller than I expected and I was very happy for that. We ordered our food and in less than ten minutes we had it. The food was served nice and warm-hot. We immediately felt that it is a comfort food. The taste was fine but improved after we added salt and pepper (most places that cater to elderly tend to not season their food a lot) and we were more than pleased with the meal. The serving size was spot on for us and the price was more than reasonable. I was not expecting to like it as much as I did and as a result will definitely go again next time I'm in the area and feeling hungry.

Apparently this diner used to be called "Candy's Diner." It is now called "Patty's Place."…read more Stopped in for a late breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered two eggs over easy with corned beef hash, home fries, and rye toast. Plus coffee and water. I attempted to order their sausage gravy over a biscuit as part of my order - but I was informed that they were out of sausage gravy. The place is not large on the inside - it was fairly busy during my visit. Food came out in about 15 minutes. Typical diner grade fare. One egg was cooked properly, the second, they had broken the yolk, The corned beef hash is the canned variety. I should have asked for them to crisp up the hash - but I forgot. I like that they buttered the toast for you. Some diners don't - and then you are trying to scrape butter across toast that has cooled off. Coffee was good, Service was good, I did not notice an option for digital payment - so I paid with cash.

This is now Pattys Diner, the food came out and was made fresh to order. This is a great no frills…read morediner that I would definitely recommend. Please don't let the look of the outside fool you, there is plenty of seating inside. Our waitress was super sweet and a hard worker! We will definitely visit again if in the area.

I was looking for a place that served buckwheat pancakes, which is something the community of…read moreKingwood, WV is very proud of. There's even a historical marker about it just a block away from the diner. The Down Home Diner has won some awards, including for their buckwheat cakes. It's basically your small-town diner where there are lots of seniors (most of whom I assume are regulars) and it is small. Which is fine! Service was great and, of course, I had the AYCE buckwheat cakes. This was my first time tasting such thing. They were all great that I walked out stuffed. Be sure to check the hours of the diner - the lady working there told me they used to have longer hours and they used to be open during suppertime, but they couldn't find reliable help. I hope that changes!

The buckwheat pancakes were the best. Very friendly and super service. The dining area was small…read morebut cozy.

Our power was out, so we decided to go out for breakfast. We figured since we had such a good…read moredinner here, breakfast would also be good. WRONG!! It was actually one of the worst omelettes, saisage patty and scrambled dggs we have had to suffer through. The saisage patty was hard and the eggs brown and dry, due to having been cooked on an extremely hot surface. Each tasted bad and we will not return. Back to Bob Evans for breakfast. The menu does not reflect an up-charge for an alternate cheese in the omelette and the server did not mention it when she asked which cheese I'd like. Service was not as good as the evening staff. See photos for condition of food.

My dad and I stopped here for lunch on our way home. I was hoping to grab something around ten or…read moreeleven, but unfortunately they don't start serving lunch until noon. Not a huge deal, just a little disappointing. I ordered the two eggs and toast along with the French toast, and my dad had the biscuits and gravy with eggs and home fries. Everything tasted fine overall, but the home fries and French toast were a bit overdone, and my toast was slightly undercooked. The coffee was standard diner hot-plate coffee. Service was decent, though a little on the slow side. Overall, not bad -- just a few small things that kept it from being great.

Food experiences are all subjective and personal. We visited…read moreL&J's for breakfast while driving thru Virginia. Cute town, old Winchester, and diner is full of characters, and full of local diners. If looking for local homey comfort food experience hanging with locals, this place is for you. We ordered hotcakes with gravy along with eggs and corn beef hash, western omelette. With two coffees, total was 30. Enough food for 3 or 4. For diner coffee, it's pretty decent. I'm a coffee snob, and it was fine. Highly recommended. Support your local businesses.

Had dinner here, I ordered the meatloaf special with green beans and cucumber salad. The meatloaf…read morewas crumbly with large chunks of white bread in it one of the worst meatloafs I've had. The cucumber salad was great, the green beans average canned variety. Waitress was friendly, prices reasonable, cozy atmosphere.. My dining g mate had a tuna melt, on grilled whitebread, mediocre. The chips were crumbled, tasted old. We wouldn't go back. Maybe they had an off day.

We got breakfast food and it was delicious!!! Our waitress…read morewas awesome!!! Will be going back for sure!!!

Stopped in to the Queen Street Diner for breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered the Sausage gravy…read moreand biscuits, plus two eggs (over easy), a side of bacon, and water. Food came out fairly quickly. Everything was hot. My only gripe - and this applies to most of the diners I've visited - everyone makes their sausage gravy the same way - bland and under seasoned. I can see the bits of sausage in the gravy - but it does not taste "sausagey." I added a good bit of salt, pepper, and hot sauce - to give it some flavor. The bacon and eggs were cooked properly - and were tasty for what they are. Coffee was average - nothing to wow me. Service was good. Paid with cash. #QueenStreetDiner

I have traveled all over the world and it was in this diner that I had my best omelet ever. I…read moreordered the western but subbed crispy bacon instead of ham. It came out hot and perfect. The veggies weren't soggy, the cheese was melty, and the bacon was perfectly crisp. Whatever chef was working on July 12th around noon please give them a huge thank you from me. I'm still dreaming of it. The home fries were also tender perfection and the biscuit rivaled my grandmother's, may she RIP. You can tell this is a place where the locals go. Atmosphere was homey, with old-time photos of FroRo on the wall, and waitresses wandered about offering refills of coffee and bantered with the regulars. We will return!

Drove all the way from Jersey to find a waitress from Cherry Hill ... felt welcome right away!!…read more We had been on the road for a couple hours and needed breakfast. "Our Home Town Diner" sounded good, had positive reviews, and most importantly was open at 7am. What a treat and definitely a feel of home town friendliness including the aforementioned waitress who almost was from our home town. I spotted the Jar Bowl on the menu so I asked the waitress how their sausage gravy was. She said both the sausage and chopped beef gravies were "really delicious" so I said give me the Jar with its biscuit, gravy, meat-filled omelette and jalapenos (She did ask if I was aware of those spicy devil's and I just smiled ). The "Jar Bowl" was AWESOME and the gravy delicious (I only order "gravy" in southern states.)!! Everyone's breakfasts were delicious and more than reasonably priced plus the coffee kept coming!! The dining room had historic photos and we flew at home! What a great place to eat!!