Charming space. Nice staff. Excellent food. Quality ingredients. Interesting recipes…read more I had a breakfast bowl and have no idea what was in it (couldn't figure out the spices and sauces) but it was superb. Fantastic coffee as well. It's attached to a groovy shop featuring Italian foods and kitchen staples and wares. Bonus: Located on a cute street in a gem of a town -- you know, one of those historic treasures that wasn't obliterated in the name of "urban renewal" back in the day. Highly recommended.

Finding a healthy option for a quick lunch when traveling can be difficult. I was so happy to find…read morethis restaurant. I called ahead from the car as I noticed some reviews mentioned slow service but I don't think it made a big difference. My poke bowl was fantastic! So many different flavors all harmoniously worked together and much more salmon than I expected!!! Schweety's beef bowl was devoured leaving only some rice.

In the words of my 11 year old nephew: The waiter was extremely polite and very kind to my family…read moreand the food made my day. All of the food was amazingly delicious. I would recommend Tillie's for lunch even if you have a large group

Came here for lunch and the food was really good. I really enjoyed the drinks and the onion nest. I…read morewas a little disappointed the flatbread but the wings were perfect. I think the environment is very fun and unique and the staff were very friendly

I stopped here on March 29, 2026, needing both coffee and gas, and I was pleasantly surprised. The…read morecoffeehouse is excellent, and the mini-mart connected to the gas station is really well done. The store was stocked with a great selection of what appeared to be locally made foods. I was especially impressed by the branding and cozy coffee house motif. This place really feels unique. I'll definitely keep it on my radar. If you're traveling on 70 through Maryland, check it out.

Oak Barrel Cafe, Little Orleans, MD: Type: Cafe with a…read more24-hour menu. Offerings: Baked goods, deli sandwiches, burgers, beer, and wine. They also have homemade bakery items, fresh deli, antibiotic-free chicken, and never-frozen, hand-pattied burgers. Other features: Sells unique gifts, candies, jams & jellies, and has a good selection of craft beer, local wines, and fine spirits. It's also part of the Allegany County Ice Cream Trail. Convenience: Easy access from the highway.

This place was freaking amazing from all accounts. You are greeted by a sign warning you that they…read moreare a slow food restaurant that is local and asks for patience...I love it because we weren't in a hurry and wanted to relax and enjoy our meal. Plus at the end it wasn't slow at all but pretty average paced if you ask me. My friend ordered the artisan fruit and cheese board to share and it was really good. We especially liked the contrast of the honey mustard and zing sauce.. I got Will's Mountain Club on grilled sourdough and its as on point...tons of flavor, just the right combination of meats and sauces and really crisp delicious bread. Service was outstanding, like really attentive and good, super friendly, very accommodating. Couldn't have been any better. One of the biggest things I loved about this place was their support of local artists. They had local fine art for sale everywhere around the restaurant. I was on a motorcycle otherwise I'd have taken several prints home but I had nowhere to put it. I did copy the artists names down and placed a couple orders when I got home. They also had things like sourdough chocolate chunk cookies for sale packaged inside. I bought one to eat later, never had a sourdough cookie before and it was great! They have a garden outside that's fun to walk through and I'm assuming they get some herbs from it for their meals. Good sized parking lot and easy to get in and out of and if you're on a bike you can park on the concrete by the building instead of the gravel. I will definitely return next time I'm in the area. Rode all the way up from Cumberland where we were staying and I'd do it again in a heartbeat.

Good, fresh farm-to-table food. Many gluten free options. Nice atmosphere. Fun find on our drive…read morefrom Philadelphia to Pittsburgh just a mile off the turnpike.

It took them 25 minutes to take my drink order. The whole place was musty and smelled of mold. I…read moreordered an omelet and it was more of a scrambled egg. The coffee tasted like water and the decor was a bit tacky. I can't recommend this place at this time.

Huge breakfast portions!! Light and fluffy blueberry pancakes with eggs and crispy bacon is the…read moreperfect combo. Chris and the staff are awesome. So cool to enjoy meals at the bar. Great value and way more enjoyable than the average chains and Starbucks.

This Historical (older than "America") tavern has an amazing cozy vibe with a wood fireplace that…read moregives a beautiful aroma. Candles are lit as you sit down and service is very friendly. I ordered the French dip which was amazing (beef sandwich with Au Jus dip). Trust me- get this! The surf and turf burger was alright- though we may be tough critics because we are from Maryland and love our lump crab cakes! The crab cake was a little extra fishy tasting but the burger and fries were good! Oreo cake was delicious and the Eggnog Martini was spectacular! We also tried the Hot Apple cider cocktail with spiced rum which was yum. Sadly women's bathroom soap dispenser was not working though. If you're there, check out the gift shop. I would come here again on our next roadtrip up north!

This place is great! It's a very cozy and historical tavern that was built in the 1700s! It has…read morekept its colonial charm with the decor, metal dishware, and large open hearth in the dining room. The food is also very tasty. I had lobster ravioli and the oatmeal pie, which were delicious. They also have a little gift shop next to the tavern, which has some very nice gifts and decor for purchase. I purchased a couple Christmas ornaments. The gift shop building also has a big fireplace so it is very warm and cozy in there too!

We stayed at the Omni and our dinner here was a standout. I was initially bummed since I was hoping…read moreto book a reservation at the steakhouse. But this place turned out to be even better and perfectly suited for my family's needs. The photos of the restaurant don't do it justice. I was nervous it would be a stuffy, cavernous environment inside. Instead, I found it surprisingly open, with great energy and not too dark but not blindingly lit up. We got a table along the wall, where we could look out at the entire dining room as well as the open air kitchen. Our server Stephen was a real delight. He was friendly, took great photos of our family and so chatty with us. We enjoyed his energy and all his spot-on recommendations. He was also really friendly with our kids who were transfixed by his many stories of working there. My daughter usually doesn't stop talking but she actually didn't say a word as he talked about all the fun moments of working at the resort over the years. We enjoyed the bottle of wine, and were impressed that he noticed it didn't seem quite up to standards with a compromised cork. He quickly took it away and brought us a fresh bottle. The food was delicious and I went with his recommendation of the duck. My partner got the short ribs, which I was also considering. Both meals were great. The chef also sent us some amuse bouche prior to the meal along with some bread, which we quickly devoured. I would totally come back here. We had the tea service earlier in the day, which was okay. But it felt a little dead inside and the back room where it was served had a very quiet vibe. Dinner at this spot is definitely worth checking out.

The Crystal Dining Room within the Omni Bedford Resort in Bedford, PA is lovely. It is spacious…read moreeither a fairly large sized back room, presumably for overflow or private groups or meetings. Everyone whom we encountered was most gracious, friendly, and accommodating. I'd like to particularly recognize Michael, who'd served us twice, as well as Marsha. This is an upscale place to be sure, and prices are commensurate with the aforementioned environment. My wife and I had breakfast there thrice, and supper one. Everything was delicious. I cant comment on spiritous libations as I do not partake in them. In addition to prompt service and checking on us frequently, there were such personal touches as Michael asking if we wanted coffee to go following breakfast, and then inscribing " Thank you! Michael " on the Styrofoam cups. It is one of several restaurants within the resort, and was likely my favorite. I cant see how this is young kid friendly. I have enough trouble sitting still as an older adult, let alone a toddler or preschool youngster who have to poop with great urgency immediately upon eating. I wish there were more places like this near our home where we could go for special occasions. Check it out!

I love their Earl Grey and Scottish Breakfast Blend. These are just two of probably over 80+ tea…read moreblends. Always pleasant service. Quaint little shop!

I love tea and love going to tea shops. This tea shop is unassuming, but has a large selection of…read moreloose-leaf teas that smelled fantastic. I chose some seasonal teas and can't wait to try them. The owner/worker was very friendly and able to answer any questions about tea that one would have. They also have afternoon tea,, but I didn't try it. (The tea shop is in a house that became an office building so I wouldn't choose it for afternoon tea where you want opulence.)

The food was excellent. Very similar to upscale diner food. This place is a nice country family…read morerestaurant. Good to bring a date. They had soft country music playing and country decorations on the walls. Very pleasant atmosphere. I got a loaded baked potato and a grilled chicken salad. The baked orator was one of the best I've ever had. Cooked perfectly and had plenty of melted cheese and bacon bits on it. The salad was BIG. My Mom had fried steak dinner. It came with mashed potato's, plenty of gravy and a side salad. Nice size serving of meat and she ate the whole thing so I know she loved it. We got dessert too. All the desserts are home made. I got strawberry pie (tons of strawberries) and Mom had some sort of Angel food cake with a pineapple whipped cream sauce all over it. Yum. Our server was super nice and the service was good. She came and checked on us multiple times. Very pleasant lady.

This quaint, small restaurant nestled in the middle of beautiful farm country PA I've only been to…read moretwice. But every time, I've always had great food and even better service. This five-star review doesn't come because this side of the country isn't saddled with many replete restaurant choices. But because the food is cooked fresh and the wait isn't normally too long. Just think classic, American diner food, but cooked better. The last time, my roasted beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and beef gravy was so hearty and delicious, I ate it all. It can get quite busy sometimes so I would recommend reservations for larger groups. And every time I came here, I left with a box full of sugar cookies from the bakery to take back home to FL to enjoy. There's no better touch-of-home than a homemade sugar cookie with frosting. Learn more at https://kountrykettle.org/

Service was great and the espresso was delicious! Our server was beyond friendly and extremely…read moreaccommodating!

Nice little spot for grabbing coffee! The barista was very friendly and went out of her way to…read moreexplain what they had to offer. Couple of tables to enjoy your brew. We had a bagel with cream cheese, avocado, and tomatoe which hit the spot. They also had themed drinks for Halloween!