This is a really great coffee place that definitely should get more hype! The pastries were also…read moredelicious we enjoyed the cinnamon roll & the gf apple fritter! They had a decent amount of gf options for pasties. Also a cute atmosphere! It was nice that it was set up like a coffee shop but you can also order breakfast and lunch.

The food was sooo good, and my latte was amazing! I had the chicken and waffles, it was perfectly…read morecooked! My husband had the breakfast Mac and cheese and loved it! It is very clean, everyone was friendly and welcoming! We found the menu really reasonably priced and the portions were plenty! Will be back for sure!

The Dutch Village Restaurant is a hometown favorite to be sure…read more The food portions are generous. The food itself is good. The decor displays Clyner New York pride. The building contains a Restaurant and a gift shop featuring local items. The bathrooms are through the gift shop. That is wise planning to get you to buy more. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly

This cottage-like diner/restaurant is a staple of Clymer, NY. It is near Peek'n Peak resort and…read moredirectly across the street from Necker's (another staple of the area). The service was extremely welcoming and friendly. The food was great as well. This spot has an extensive menu. The soup was my favorite dish of the day, and the homemade bread is a standout every time. Would also recommend the meatloaf. This is a seat yourself location with several dining spaces consisting of mainly tables and chairs and a few booths. The bathroom has 2 stalls.

This restaurant is unassuming yet absolutely amazing! The quality of the food was surprising, many…read morerestaurants today are nowhere near as fresh or as good or with portions this large. And don't get me started on the price, if you can find any restaurant with food this good at a price point close to this, I will fight a bear. Yes, you show me what I described above, and if the food is better for around the same price, I will fight a bear. Lucky for me a restaurant this good, that is this inexpensive, only exists at 106 E State Rd, in Seneca PA. The service was wonderful, very sweet and attentive. I asked lots of questions and our waitress was able to educate me on the hamloaf. Definitely worth a try and melts in your mouth. If you didn't pick up what I just put down. This is the best hearty food restaurant with the best price point anywhere, and I will fight a bear to prove it. The food is out of this world!

The food? Fantastic. The service? Great. The parking? Plenty of it…read more But then... the syrup happened. You'd think a place called The Log Cabin would serve real maple syrup -- you know, the kind that comes from trees, not a chemistry lab. Instead, they brought out that neon corn syrup impostor that tastes like it was designed to fuel a tractor, not top a pancake. One bite and my whole lumberjack fantasy came crashing down. Honestly, it's like building a beautiful cabin... and then putting plastic logs on the outside. If they ever ditch the fake syrup and go legit with the real maple stuff, I'll be back with bells (and flannel) on. Until then, consider this a cautionary tale for fellow breakfast purists.

The food is delicious and the staff are pleasent. The restraunt also has a cozy classic hometown…read morecafé feel

I come here for breakfast and/or lunch every now and again. It's one of the few places left to eat…read morein the small town of Cambridge Springs. This place features home-style country cooking, no-frills, and not expensive at all. The kind of joint where the regular crowd of old-timers comes in every morning for coffee and conversation, and you'll see soldiers in here occasionally from the local Army National Guard Stryker Brigade. Not a fancy place by far, they serve breakfast and lunch, and the hours are Mon.-Sat. 7am-2pm, and Sunday, 7-1. The only thing I wish this place had was real butter instead of a margarine blend, otherwise a decent place for breakfast or lunch.

An annual visit for our family that never disappoints! In addition to their very large breakfast…read moremenu, we sampled daily specials. We were seated in the back room at 2 separate tables, which was fine with us. We waited about 15 minutes each time to be seated. With impatient hangry children, food was delivered in about another 15 minutes. Some establishments make up for quality by giving you quantity. Not so at Flips! Innovation and quality were always there! Combinations were amazing, even reheated! They offer these freshly-made pillow doughnuts called, appropriately, Flips! Only breakfast and lunch hours offered. I have chosen lunch for breakfast sometimes because lunch combos are so enticing. It is diner style, noisy, bustling, with mismatched service plates and flatware. Fun place to be with great food!

First time visitors to Flip and would certainly come back. The ambiance is awesome. Old school…read morediner with amazing artwork on the walls. The Flip potatoes were seasoned with heaven and tasted like it. Simply delicious. The bacon was thick but not too thick. I had the weekday special and added the spicy sausage crumbles. Spectacular. The white toast was thick and buttery and just the right amount of crunch. My son had a 3 choice omelette with cheese bacon and spicy sausage and loved it. And the price was unreal. Definitely worth the stop if you're passing through. Glad it was recommended by the folks at Blaneyvision in Edinboro right up the street.

This is the perfect place to come to get work done on the weekends. Space is limited, so you will…read morewant to get there a little earlier to get a nice spot. Not to mention, the view is beautiful because it's right next to the lake! I've tried their teas and lattes and they're always delicious. I recommend trying an iced tea and adding boba to it (if you enjoy bubble tea). They have some unique boba flavors that I have really enjoyed. They have great food options as well if you get hungry. I always get their breakfast sandwiches, but they have lunch items too that I've been really wanting to try. There's not a huge list of food by any means, but there's way better options than you'd find at Starbucks. Definitely give this place a try! I think it's one of the best coffee shops in the area.

Excellent food - freshly made on site. Great coffee - lots of choices. Plain or fancy - your…read morechoice. Counter service only. Takes a bit longer since everything is made to order. But definitely worth the wait! Will be back for sure.

What a cool place. Spacious seating so you are not packed in. Huge portions. i had the fish and…read morechips. split them with my wife and left stuffed. we had the goat balls appetizer. all the food was delicious. our waiter was great. attentive without being too pushy. Highly recommend. i will say, it is not cheap. but the portions and quality justify the prices.

We got skunked at the Skink and Goat tavern on Monday…read more We have been driving from New England to Ohio to drop our oldest off at college and always wanted to come here. It is their senior year, so it was our last chance so we made sure to stop. We came in on a Monday around 1 pm. I had made a reservation, but not needed The waitress promptly brought us menus. There were five other tables occupied. We waited 25 minutes (I started a stop watch after 10) and the waitress never came back to take our order, bring us water or see if we had any questions. We had the menu down. I tried to flag her down but she ignored us. So we got up and left. All in all a very disappointing experience. We were so looking forward to it, the music was great, the food smelled great. But the service was beyond horrible. .

Love this place food is amazing and so are bakery treats! Awesome spot in our little townread more

Kendall and Michael catered a High Tea event at Cashmere and Cobwebs last night in Port…read moreDover...the hot toddies and other teas were delicious as were the dainty finger sandwiches, scones, and other pastry items. Their service was efficient and very pleasant just as it is in their Country Fork restaurant in Port Rowan. Carole Tschirhart Simcoe

On a Sunday visiting family in the Chautauqua Institution and we headed out on the boat to Tulip's…read morein Mayville. There is a public dock available just a couple hundred yards away from Tulip's. When we got there at about 11:30 on a Sunday the wait for a table was about 25 to 30 minutes. Plenty of room on the lawn out front to wait and even some outdoor games to play. We were called and seated at about 25 minutes; we had requested a table on the patio so my niece's dog could come along. Tulip's is located in a large Victorian house with a wrap around patio all overlooking the lake, the perfect place to relax and enjoy a summer brunch. Our server was great, friendly and helpful; orders are taken on a tablet and sent wirelessly to the kitchen. The menu has one side of breakfast items and the second side of lunch items. The food is slightly upscale without being overly fussy. There are some vegetarian items and others that can be made vegetarian by just leaving off the meat items. I ended up ordering the classic french toast, others at the table ordered sandwiches, corned beef hash, and omelets. Despite the restaurant being busy the food came out in about 10-15 minutes, all of the food being delivered by several servers; our server did check in to make sure that everything was delivered and that we were enjoying out food. Everyone enjoyed their food, portions were good, the food was well presented. My french toast was very good, carmalized on the outside custardy on the inside, slightly sweet and savory. It was presented with whipped butter and syrup. A nicely done classic and a great brunch. I would highly recommend Tulip's, a great place for breakfast and lunch. It seems like Chautauqua and Mayville have already figured it out and they are busy and doing well.

Wow! Everything was so fantastic for our midmorning brunch. It's a charming little spot in a…read moreconverted Victorian home near the water. My wife and her friend had been the day before and wanted to take me back. My wife had the French toast, which she had had the day before, her friend had eggs, toast, and bacon, and I had the brunch madame. Let me warn you, if you order this, you will be a bit surprised when it arrives at your table. It is massive. But beyond being massive, it was perfectly toasty and cheesy on top with layers of ham and Bechemel inside, and it sat in a pool of glistening hollandaise sauce. Our server, Misty, laughed when I told her that it should come with a disclaimer, but it was honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten for breakfast. It came with a side of breakfast potatoes and a perfectly soft poached egg nestled on top. To top it all off, the coffee was divine. Misty told us it was from Erie Street coffee and they sell it at the restaurant. Note that if you're going to go here, they close at 2:30. But it's definitely worth the trip and we will definitely be back.

Stopped on my way back from a day of Erie fishing going back to Pittsburgh and this place has a…read morereal frank and shirleys feel had the steak sandwich so mf good actually

*Sunday's breakfast buffet is an excellent way to start the day. The food is delicious, kept hot…read moreand eggs are served to order. It Takes place on the 4th Sunday of each month. My husband and I dine here often. The staff are all incredibly friendly and welcoming, as well as efficient with service. We've never had a single issue nor complaint. The menu is very "American Family Diner" done right! The prices are very reasonable, you won't leave here hungry, nor with a giant hole in your pocketbook. 5 out of 5 stars