Very beautiful sunflowers Can't wait to go back next year…read more Maybe it will not be raining this time.

I will tried to be fair here. We had a bad experience and honestly can't review the food because…read morethey literally ran out prior to us getting there even most of their appetizers were out. We had arrange for a graduation dinner here at 8:30 pm for 8 people. Shortly before we headed to the restaurant they called to make sure we were still coming we I thought was odd. This is where they could have righted a wrong by telling us they were very low on entrees and give us the option to decide to go somewhere else. 4 of the 6 dinner entrees weren't available, mashed potatoes were out. Most of the appetizers were also out. We ended up getting the last 4 small empanadas, 2 pretzels and 2 salads then decided to leave it was 9:30 pm by this time. We ended up at McDonalds yay. They did tried to work with us but it wasn't going to work for us. The bartender was snooty I won't get into that. The food is pricey and what we ate wasn't spectacular. They may have been off that night but again they could have gave us a heads up when they check in with us a hour before we arrived. Graduations dinner ruined.

Disappointing! I had the Fricase de Pollo. Described as Cuban style chicken quarters served with…read morepotatoes and Spanish style rice. It was a boiled chicken leg and thigh with white rice, a few olives, and some water cress - flavorless and not very good at all. No potatoes, zero flavor, and definitely not worth the price. No where close to the description on the menu. My son wanted the beef short ribs but they were sold out. He settled for the smoked duck wrap and fries - bang average. My wife got the catfish - she liked it. You want to support local establishments but this was a miss. If you're offering a limited menu then have what's on the menu. Three entrees, two appetizers, two beers, a glass of wine and a soda for $230. Disappointing!

Warm and cozy place. Great wine choices and friendly employees! Need to check this winery out!read more

We were introduced to this Winery on the Everett Railroad Wine Train. Afterward, with a short…read moredrive, we arrived at the winery. The staff in the train and at the winery were all very friendly. We tried several wines at both locations and they all are very good. BUT .... You must try their Wine Ice Cream. It is absolutely delicious!!

She's very caring and what she told me came to pass. Very good and I recommend her to anyone. You…read morewon't be disappointed.

I called about 4 days ahead to make an appointment however when I showed up and rang her doorbell…read more(apparently connected to her phone) she asked me who I was and if I had an appointment and proceeded to say she was on her way. After she came we proceeded on with the reading but it definitely set the tone for a very unprofessional service. A lot of the things she said were also very vague like telling me I could or could not be pregnant in the next year, and that I had a deceased older woman watching over me, but I've never had any women in my life pass away. It was a cool experience but I'm not sure it was worth the money, or if I would do it again.

Great friendly service with wines made with love. Also a good selection of gifts for the wine lover…read morein your life.

Truly a jewel and so glad I happened to see an article about this venue. We were already in…read moreJohnstown and this garden is only about a 40 minute drive away. Charles M. Schwabb, the steel magnate (as opposed to Charles R Schwabb, the finance guy) built a mansion here to be used as his summer estate. Today it is owned by Friars and not open to the public but the grounds upon which it lies is open and free. Sculpted hedges, manicured lawns, one huge birch tree, religious statues added by the friars, vines, plants, flowers, water features abound throughout the property.

I have not been to the Loretto area for years, which is weird since I spent a lot of my time in my…read moreyounger years here. Up here just about every weekend, weeks over the summer, concerts when they are there, a summer class before I started my college career. And not one time did I even know that these gardens existed. Located right across the street from the entrance to St. Francis University sits and beautiful respite for you to roam. Fountains, paths, benches and vines await you to calm your nerves. Nothing is more peaceful than being able to walk through an area uninterrupted. These grounds are beautifully taken care of and open to the public until dusk each day. Take in the natural beauty which includes some wildlife as well. Frogs and fish populate the small ponds and fountains throughout. Looking to clear your head, come this way and leaves your worries behind.

This place was very cool. You have to call to arrange a tour. It was $15 for 2 hours, which you…read moredefinitely need in this place. It is cash only! Miss Pamela is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about her collection. There are 2 floors filled with Halloween and witch paraphernalia. Each room has a story to it- this includes a witch room (and the Salem witch trial), a Harry Potter room, a nightmare before Christmas room, a costume room, a games room, and much much more. She doesn't do bloody, gory things but delves more into the history of the eras, especially the artwork. This place is amazing and definitely the place to go when you're near Altoona.

Miss Pamela has the most extensive collection of Halloween memorabilia; showcased in her very own…read morebeautiful Victorian home. She has been collecting for over 50 years. Starting with the Victorian era, and working her way up to 2020. She does not believe in blood, and guts...so her pieces actually tell stories of old fables from around the world. She is a wealth of knowledge, and values each one of her pieces as if they were her children. She is truly dedicated to finding someone who will take over when she is no longer with us, and deem her house a public museum once and for all. You need to call ahead for appointments. Her tours are either one hour, or two hours long. And believe me I thought one hour would be plenty...In reality I could have spent the whole day. It's all based on donations, but no less then $10 per person for the hour tour, $15 per person for two hour tour. However, in the end you will want to give her so much more, including a hug if it weren't for Covid times. Please wear a mask the whole time. She is touring you through her private home...Be respectful. Pamela, I hope your goals are meet, and your home becomes a permanent part of this world. We definitely need more people like you. Thank you for sharing your passion with us.