Food: A+ Service: A+ (shoutout to Paige!)…read more This is easily the best diner I've been to--no exaggeration. The staff actually seem happy to be there, which makes a big difference, and the food portions are huge. Paige, our waitress, was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Best part? Big portions don't mean big prices. $50 for a family of four and you leave full. Be prepared to take home leftovers! You have to try the three stacked pancakes--they're literally the size of a plate. Highly recommend supporting this small business. We'll definitely be back.

The Deer Creek Diner has really easy access to places like Deer lakes High School and No off-season…read moreSports Complex. We have gone in the past and the breakfasts are huge and really tasty. We recently visited while my son was playing a soccer tournament at Deer Lakes. This time I got a coffee to go for my wife and myself. We tried a regular and a cold brew. There were about 15 different flavors to try for the cold brew. The hot coffee was standard. I really like the coziness of this place as well as the friendly workers and service. We will be back next time we are in the area.

I can't stop coming here, BRI is the BEST and the food is tasty, always a good time coming here,…read morethe service is great and the environment is nice vibe!

Food was lukewarm at Best. Country potatoes, don't order. Dry tasteless, and burnt. Ordered…read morebiscuits and gravy, only a sprinkle of gravy, that was cold. Not warm, cold. Ordered a side of bacon $6. Ordered OJ $5 " fresh squeezed in a 6oz plastic supple cup. The service was Great... Prompt, Friendly, and courteous. The restaurant had standard tables looked like any breakfast place. I know small restaurants try hard and took a chance on this one. Everyone has an off day. However, Kelly's was no where near the $30 for Bacon, Eggs, 1 biscuit, with Gravy and an OJ. Premium prices for low grade level food. It was not even with the photo. I don't go negative on places if you look at my post but I do hope these insights lead to major changes here.

A very nice surprise! This Diner has the best hot roast space sandwich that I ever had in over 40…read moreyears. The gravy is phenomenal! The food is served in generous portions. The staff is wonderful! The restaurant is spotless! I highly recommend anybody to dine at this Diner.

Had a wonderful experience here. A throwback to a time of friendly neighborhood diners. Everything…read morecooked fresh and served hot. Portions are huge, the pancake is literally the size of a large frisbee. Service is very attentive and prompt. Dining area is not large, somewhat like a small cafe, but seems to suit its purpose. Coffee is very good for a restaurant. Overall prices are average, expect to pay about $30 for two full breakfasts and drinks. There is a 4% service fee for credit cards, so consider bringing cash.

Went to Wexford Public to celebrate Matt's birthday last night. Had an amazing meal and we were…read moretreated like royalty by our server, Nicole. The food blew me out of the water! The fresh tastes, unique parings, it all just hit the spot. We started out with a ton of appetizers, pulled pork nachos, with beer cheese, crispy calamari and a delicious Spanish octopus. I definitely recommend trying all of these! Their beer cheese was so good, I was legitimately jealous when the lady at the table next to us got their giant soft pretzel, and it came with the cheese. Definitely getting that next time! Matt got the iberico special, a beautiful pork steak with a peach corn salsa and saffron rice. I opted for the steak frites, a perfectly cooked picanha cut with shoe string fries. Think your favorite burger places fries, and add a ton of bougie. This is a great spot, nicely decorated, and the staff is genuinely friendly. The noise level wasn't bad either, even for a Saturday night. We will definitely be back.

My wife and I met several other family members at Wexford Public for Lunch on a recent Sunday, and…read morewe were not impressed. I want to begin be stating clearly that the staff were all very friendly and efficient. The rest of the experience, however, was less satisfying. The place has a very nice patio and fireplace area, but like too many establishments that seems to be their only focus. It was hot, so we sat inside which was far more basic. The whole place could also use a good cleaning. You can tell a lot about the cleanliness standards of a restaurant by looking at the bathrooms, and the men's room was gross. They also have no doors on the kitchen and when I walked by on my way back from the restroom (after we had already eaten our lunch) I saw the same need for cleaning. Not the worst I've ever seen, but if you're going to put it all out there for your customers to see I would think spic-n-span would be the goal. Anyway, we ordered lunch and everything was okay, but not special. We were also annoyed that the chef can't seem to get beef temperature right. My wife asked for her burger to be well done - going as far as telling the waiter that they can burn it to a crisp if necessary - but it came out still pink in the middle. She ate it to avoid wasting food, but she was not happy. I had the steak frites and ordered mine medium. It was very rare. I was also shocked by the amount of salt on everything, and this was noted by everyone at the table. For the price I think there are better options in the area.

This is hands down thee best breakfast diner experience I've have had in my 62+ years of life!…read more Enormous portions of high-quality, great tasting, well-presented breakfast options. This includes breakfast sandwiches, omelets and a variety of pancakes and sides. Cozy, comfortable, casual atmosphere. Free onsite parking. Very reasonably priced with discounts for vets and first responders.

Exactly what you think of when you picture a diner- quick and delicious with a friendly atmosphereread more

It was my first time visiting the diner. I ordered my food al carte and it was good loving portions…read morefor an affordable price. The food was decent; I liked my toast and pancake. The sausage and hash were also good but a little too salty and greasy. The inside fits the plaza so it felt less of a restaurant. My service was great and I even spoke to the new owner who shared with me that he was going to do a complete overhaul of the place. I think once the renovations occur, this place will be a good spot for a small town diner experience in a relatively busy town. I will be back to check out the new updates for sure but for now it's a little mah.

Lets spit some facts. Diner coffee is simply the best of all time. The food was fantastic and if…read moreyou have a phobia of your food touching, fear not, everything comes on a separate plate. The carpet needs replaced with checkered tile and the lack of art on the walls gave me indigestion. Should we really call this a diner or a hampton inn lobby where breakfast is not complimentary. All things considered it was a great way to start my morning. Yours truly, The Ramblin' Roasters Coffee Club

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.

Georgetown Eats restaurant is on a 21-acre farm from the 1890s. It serves breakfast, lunch, and…read moredinner. Examples of foods are omelettes, waffles, salads, corn dip, sandwiches, pork chops, steaks, salmon, and lobster ravioli. Drinks include both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Catering is available. Through this restaurant's website, I made a reservation for dinner for my husband and me. Our table was available on time, and the seating hostess gave us a small table outside. I felt thankful that we were in the shade, because two other tables of customers had sun shining in their eyes. We enjoyed watching cats and horses roaming in the yard nearby. Our waitress had friendly communication but very slow service with errors. During our main course, she never checked in on us, so my husband never received salt that he needed. Furthermore, at the end of our meal, we waited a long time to receive our bill. She took our credit card and many minutes later gave us only an itemized slip, not the customer and merchant copies to sign. Many minutes later, we had to give her our credit card a second time, and she finally gave us the customer and merchant copies. My overall rating is still a positive 4 stars because the foods overall tasted very good. Our starter was the Bread Basket, which contained three types of bread--cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls, and focaccia with dipping oil. My main course was Pistachio Glazed Salmon, which had moist salmon, a delicious pistachio-lime-cilantro glaze, and a side of coconut rice. I chose coleslaw as my side, and it was OK. My husband's main course was the Surf & Turf, which had a 6-ounce filet mignon cooked as requested, a jumbo lump crab cake that was very meaty, and mashed potatoes. His side was a tasty butternut-squash soup. The total price was $98 plus tax and tip.

I had the pleasure of dining at Georgetown Eats this past weekend. We tried to make it a…read moreValentine's Day dinner but couldn't get a reservation, so we celebrated a day later. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough! It's located on an unlikely farm country road, but is such a lovely farm to table restaurant. The menu contains soups, salads, sandwiches and entree. I tried the BBQ Center Cut Pork Chop and absolutely loved it. The chop was perfectly cooked and very very tender. The man chose the Surf and Turf Special, getting a filet and crab cake. He also had the roasted pepper soup that was served with homemade bread croutons. He had nothing but rave reviews for his meal. The decor is lovely - like a modern minimalist farmhouse. We also had live music and wine from Nova Winery with our meal. Georgetown Eats is a very special hidden gem of a restaurant and I am so glad we stopped. It's not huge, so consider reservations. Don't miss this amazing restaurant!