We were looking for a small diner for breakfast after driving for 18 hours. This did not disappoint…read moreat all! Skye was our server and she was great! It was quaint, and clean. We have never been this way before, but if we go this was again we will stop in. Totally worth stopping and the food was really good. The eggs were cooked just how we asked and the home fries were just right. To top it off, we came way up north and they had sweet tea. That was an unexpected bonus.

Great breakfast place. May try lunch sometime. Service was good and prompt for a busy diner…read more Everything was cooked perfectly with no slip ups. And everything was clean. I didn't check the bathrooms.

We stopped here on a long car ride from Rochester to Virginia. We will be stopping again next…read moretime! It was worth it to get off the beaten path (for a very little bit, in the scheme of things) to eat here. We were disappointed we'd already had too much coffee for the day because it all looked so good. The service was a little blah but I'm okay with that, as long as the food is good. Took a while to make our sandwiches, but it was a bit early in the day (11:15 a.m.) and it gave us time to use the (clean) restrooms and look around the cute little place. I had the chicken Caesar wrap - HUGE amount of greens and some chicken (maybe not enough for some) and - get this - croutons(!!) in there, all with a great-tasting but not overly done dressing. It was so big it was shareable. But I managed to eat the whole thing. Couldn't have done any better on that wrap!! It came with chips and a really good pickle spear too! My hubby had the EBLT. SO huge. Not the easiest to eat while driving haha but an amazing sauce on there that just MADE the sandwich so much better than a boring BLT, even with an egg on it. Sure wish we had this little gem closer to us! Great little downtown vibe and quaint area. Next time, we won't skip the coffee, no matter how much we've had already!

I have been coming to this place for a long time and, until today, had no complaints…read more Today I brought in a coffee from the coffee shop down the street, thinking nothing of it. In fact, I thought that a place called "The Kind Cafe" might appreciate someone supporting another local business. Instead, I was told to cover up my coffee with a sleeve. It struck me as a very odd request, but I complied anyway. After that, the experience became increasingly uncomfortable. I overheard the barista making comments to other customers such as, "Thanks for choosing our place for your drink order." Given the context, it felt very clearly directed at me. The comment was made publicly, in front of other customers, and came across as an attempt to shame me for bringing in a coffee from somewhere else. Then he asked me what kind of drink I had gotten. After I answered, he responded, "Oh, I thought it was something special," with a tone that felt sarcastic and dismissive. At that point, I asked him directly whether I had offended him by bringing in a coffee from another business. He told me that outside drinks were not allowed but delivered the message with an attitude that felt unnecessarily hostile. I explained that I had never been informed of this policy and genuinely did not know. I also told him that I felt he was trying to make me feel bad about it. His response was essentially, "I wasn't trying to make you feel bad, but whatever." The policy itself is not the issue. Had someone politely informed me that outside drinks were not allowed, I would have respected that immediately. What bothered me was being publicly embarrassed and treated with passive-aggressive disrespect over what was clearly an innocent mistake. I've been a regular customer for years and order from this place nearly every week. This was the first time I had ever brought in a coffee from somewhere else. Being treated this way by both the owner and the main barista was disappointing and completely at odds with the values this business claims to represent. For a place that calls itself "The Kind Cafe," this was one of the least kind customer interactions I've experienced in a long time. Perhaps this is an opportunity for some reflection on what kindness actually feels like from the customer's side of the counter.

Had brunch/lunch here on Thursday. It was terrific! We've been driving by this cafe for almost two…read moreyears. I finally checked with Yelpers who raved about the place, so we gave it a try! I saw online that seating inside is limited, so we went early; good thing we did. The service is very friendly, the employees work together as though they are family. The food options are very creative and portions generous. I had the semolina pancakes with strawberries. Hubby had the Bulgogi toaster. Both were delicious. It took a while to get our food, but it was worth the wait. From the outside, it looks like an old bar, but inside is a comfortable coffee shop. Tables outside too. They have a busy take-out activity too.

The Sawhorse Cafe, Williamsport Pa…read more The breakfasts are pretty good, as is the coffee. I'd say a 5 or possibly 6 out of 10. The space is small and cramped, with an unfriendly "woke" vibe. I've gone there on and off for a few years hoping the vibe might change to be more welcoming, but It hasn't. The last time I was there, I brought my wife for a relaxing breakfast together. There was one table left. I put my phone on the table and got in line to order our food, so when the food comes up we aren't standing there holding our food trying to eat standing up. The two girls in line in front of us waiting to order did the same exact thing, as their 2 purses were on a table and were in front of me in line, as did another man that I know was in line with his hat on a table. However, they decided to humiliate and embarrass us, telling us to take our things off the table and order first before taking a table. Even though we've done it many times before and most people do. We unfortunately were their petty examples of the day. We got out of line and left and spent our money at another breakfast spot that is equally as good or better, without the stress, humiliation and woke attitudes. We will never be back to The Sawhorse Cafe in Williamsport Pa, and I will be sure to tell my circle of friends about my unpleasant experience so they can too decide if they want to eat there. Maybe with less people coming in, we can help your seating dilemma.

My husband and I were visiting friends in Dalmatia and decided to stop for breakfast. I got the…read moreeggs in the basket and they were outstanding. The way they grilled the bread was delicious. My husband got the notorious big breakfast. The chipped beef over the home fries was some of the best he's ever had. I also thought the bacon was excellent. Highly recommend this place.

We were in the area for several days and ate here every one of them! Great coffee, tofu scramble,…read moreexcellent egg dishes, nice breads, and a wonderful atmosphere! Fantastic staff too!

I've driven past here to and from Susquehanna for 30 years and never stopped. Today we did!…read more This is an old school, friendly and home spun restaurant. Cooked to order and yet very quick. Met so many wonderful people who were dining and chatting! The tuna melt is straightforward. The Rachel is delicious.

While driving home from an epic early-June Friday adventure, I found myself battling a serious…read moresweet tooth craving. What I needed was a grab-and-go dessert to cap off the day. Enter Ranch House Restaurant. I've been driving past the Ranch House for the majority of my life and somehow had never stopped. This particular Friday, that was finally going to change. Located right along Route 15, The Ranch House earns immediate points for convenience. It's incredibly easy to get in and out of, and there is a TON of parking available right outside the restaurant. From an accessibility standpoint, this place is about as easy as it gets. I pulled in around 4pm on a Friday afternoon and had no trouble finding a parking spot. Inside, the restaurant was buzzing with diners. Busy for 4pm? Absolutely. Overwhelming? Not at all. There were plenty of staff members available, and someone greeted me almost immediately. I explained that I wasn't staying for a meal and was only there to check out the dessert case for something to take with me. The waitress couldn't have been nicer and encouraged me to take my time. And thank goodness she did. I spent several minutes standing in front of the dessert case having a very serious internal debate between two worthy contenders: a towering slice of peanut butter pie and a gigantic piece of chocolate cake slathered with peanut butter frosting. In the end, the chocolate cake won. For $6.77, I was happily carrying an enormous slice of cake back to my car and already looking forward to dessert later that evening. This particular piece of cake had been officially designated as Friday Night Date Night dessert and was destined to be enjoyed a few hours later in a beautiful location. I remained committed to the plan and patiently waited until the proper time to dig in. The cake itself was very good. Moist, nicely textured, and pleasantly chocolatey without crossing into ultra-rich fudge territory. As someone who generally prefers vanilla over chocolate, I appreciated that the chocolate flavor was present without completely taking over the experience. The frosting, however, was where things got interesting. As a self-appointed peanut butter dessert connoisseur, I have consumed a truly alarming amount of peanut butter pie, peanut butter cake, peanut butter cookies, peanut butter cheesecake, peanut butter brownies, and pretty much anything else containing peanut butter. This frosting was unlike anything I've ever tasted. Most peanut butter frostings fall into one of two categories: rich and dense or fluffy and sweet. This one was neither. It was salty. Not slightly salty. Very salty. There was a bit of peanut butter flavor. There was a bit of sweetness. But the dominant note for me was salt. I'm honestly still not sure if it was the peanuts themselves, the butter, or some secret ingredient in the Ranch House's recipe, but it was one of the most unusual peanut butter frostings I've ever encountered. Several days later, I'm still trying to decide whether I actually liked it. To be clear, I finished every last bite. Cake doesn't go to waste around here regardless of how confusing my feelings may be. But the frosting left me scratching my head the entire time. Would I stop again? Probably. Would I order the peanut butter dessert again? Probably not. For me, this visit landed firmly in the "meh" category. The staff were friendly, the location was convenient, and the dessert case offered plenty of tempting options. Unfortunately, the peanut butter frosting just didn't quite hit the mark for my taste buds. And that makes me a bit nervous about trying anything else.

Reasonable prices. Great bakery, breakfast and lunches are…read moreexcellent. Chicken potpie is like my mother used to make...it's her favorite when they have it. Portions are generous. Servers are friendly, attentive and helpful. Lunch time often has a line waiting but it's worth the wait.

We were in the Hershey area for less than 24 hours and tried to find a great place for breakfast…read more Another place had a 45-minute wait (on a Saturday), so we went to Plan B. Found this charmer! The three of us sat at the counter (great decision, as we didn't have to wait for a table). We not only had a fabulous breakfast meal, but wonderful exchanges with the entire staff -- such great folks all around! The food is spectacular! Love the fact that they do not overs salt anything, but if you want to add it - shakers are everywhere. Excellent diner coffee! Mini croissant slider breakfast is outstanding! My daughter thought the pumpkin pancakes were the bomb (she asked for the addition of chocolate chips -- no problem at all!) I wish we were in the area regularly so we could visit this place more often!

I was seriously not impressed with this place. I ordered the country fried steak and it was beaten…read moreso thin that when they fried it it was dry and over done. The mozzarella sticks tasted like your run of the mill frozen mozzarella sticks. They took our drink order and it took longer than normal just to get our drinks and then even longer to get our food. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because my wife liked her food. The atmosphere is nice, it's almost like sitting in a diner you see on the movies. I think the price was a little over $50 for 3 people. I don't feel it was worth the 24 minute ride but I am willing to give this place a second chance in the near future.

This is a surprise little restaurant. This place has been around many years. Let's just say the…read moremenu is very big and lots to choose from. Very friendly staff and owner. I would definitely stop threw and would recommend a stop by and try.

Made a pit stop at Lisa's Milltown Deli while traveling across the state. This is such a great…read morelunch spot!! The restaurant is cute and quaint. The service was friendly and attentive and we were greeted upon entering. The menu offerings were abundant and eclectic. There is even a bar with some really nice cocktails! I ordered a boom boom burger. The beef is local ground chuck. It was delicious and cooked perfectly. The homemade coconut cream pie was the perfect ending to the meal.

Pit stop for lunch and did not disappoint. lil man ordered the bacon cheeseburger and fries, wifey…read moregot the Cuban sandwich to share, and I got a cup of cheddar bacon potato soup. Everything tasted great! Should have ordered the bowl of soup instead of the cup lol. Service was great as well. Seated right away and the waitress was very friendly and welcoming. Got our orders correct and super attentive. Plenty of seating inside. Snagged a booth that was comfortable to sit in. Glad that we came here for lunch.