No complaints here, best of everything. Food quality, great friendly service, and small hometown…read moreambience.

Most importantly everything looked very clean. Staff was friendly and the service was excellent…read more Food was very good. We were just passing through the area but we would definitely go here again

PROS: good prices, food came out fast, menu variety was plentiful, gift shop inside, loads of…read moreparking, spacious and clean inside, and Madi was a very nice waitress CONS: the food wasn't that good. Powdered mash potatoes, turkey that was frozen, coffee was burnt OVERALL: not the best quality food but I'm not that picky. The place was very nice otherwise so as long as you're not picky with the quality of the food I would recommend coming

What a find. As we were driving on Route 80 West, we finally decided to stop for a bite and…read morelanded on this place. You can not beat it. Small and cozy and everyone was extremely nice. It felt like you were in an old country dining room. I loved it. I got the country fried chicken with eggs and home fries. The kid got a sausage and egg sandwich and the wife got a western omelette. I got a side of scrapple, well.. because I never had it and had to try it. Everything was great. To top it off, the price can't be beat. For 3 people, it ran us $45. Back in NJ, we're dropping a C note easily on the breakfast that we had. On the way out, the had a little "snacks to go" and in there was..... crickets. Yes, real crickets. I had to get it. Didn't taste like anything but I can now say I've ate a cricket. If you're on a trip on Route 80 and looking for something outside the box... This is the place to try!

The Sunday brunch buffet is good quality, especially for the low price. Service was really friendly…read moreand prompt with drinks - they even brought us ice cream to go with the pie, though it wasn't part of the normal buffet. The dining room was pretty empty when we got there around 11am, but was packed with a long line for seating by 1pm, so get there early! They also accept credit cards now. Breakfast highlights included fantastic french toast made with Italian bread, and made-to-order omelettes and waffles. My group's favorite lunch options included stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and peppers, white fish, and roast beef. I was happy with the meatless options, such as surprisingly creative salads - creamy sweet potato salad, coleslaw, and feta cheese pasta salad. Of course, a good buffet is measured by its dessert bar and Rustic Lodge does not fall short. Pies are definitely the specialty and I especially loved the old fashioned coconut cream.

Great facility and very accommodating! They are easy to work to with and concerned about meeting…read morethe customers needs. Food and service are great!

Stopped here while making our way to Buffalo, NY. A quick search of Yelp showed that everything in…read morethis town is a diner, so we randomly chose American Diner as our lunch spot. It's not much to look at from the outside, and the interior is about the same. Upon entering, we definitely got the "local vibe." It didn't feel like You-Don't-Belong-Here. It felt more like You-Aren't-From-Here. Not unfriendly, just an acknowledgement that we were strangers. Seating was tight so the 5 of us added an extra chair to a booth meant for 4. Our server was pleasant. The ladies room was super clean and very nice, but Big Daddy said the men's room left a lot to be desired. Our food came out hot. The burgers were so-so. Definitely not the best I've ever eaten. But the fries were good, so that helped make up for it. Big Daddy really enjoyed his fish & chips, and Kid #2 said the chipped beef gravy was delicious. We probably would try someplace different if we were traveling through again, but overall it was pretty good.

This place is well named. It is what comes to mind when you think of the classic American Diner. It…read moreis a haven for comfort food. From the simplicity of the edifice to the no-frills, hometown, 1960's appearance of the dining room, this place is a throwback...in a good way. We stopped here because it was on our route. It looked like a good, solid choice based on the description and the reviews. And it looked like a choice that was not too expensive. The location was truly what you could term "roadside" on US 322, because it was indeed right next to the road. The exterior appearance was certainly not elegant, but the building was in good shape. The interior was a bit cozy, and the layout was significantly wider than it was deep as you would expect with a small, hometown diner. The decor and furnishings were simple, though certainly adequate. We were seated right away. The service was very good as our server attended to us right away. She was very efficient and our food was delivered rather quickly after our order. The menu offered classic mid-Atlantic American comfort fare. Items such as burgers, a variety of sandwiches, pork chops, baked ham and liver and onions were featured. My wife opted for a simple BLT accompanied by chips, which was quite good. I chose the Baked Fish with mashed potatoes and a starter salad. We're both watching calories and these were great options for that. The value was excellent. The final bill with food, tax and tip (we had water to drink) was $13.00 per person. I would try this place again if circumstances allow.

This place is great. Their chicken noodle soup and turkey and rice soup are so good. Makes you…read moremiss your mom eating here!!!!! Service is excellent and all staff very friendly. Big recommend!!!!!!

As always the best food hands down I recommend to go here the food is a always goodread more

Great serve yourself buffet! Love eating there when passing through! Took my daughter on our way…read morehome, she loved it!

I had the ham and bean soup and the best way i can describe it is that it was salty, but with no…read moresodium. Kind of like how artificial sweeteners work for sugar, but this time for salt. One of us at the table was vegetarian, and asked that the sausage that was supposed to come out with their dish to be put on a separate plate so it didn't touch the rest of their food. The waiter said they could do that, but when the food was served the sausage was included on the plate with the rest of the food, rendering most of the meal undesirable. Others at the table report that the eggs were rubbery and everything was generally overcooked. The dining room was small, which is fine, but it felt like all eyes were on us while we ate. The stalls in the bathroom had very wide gaps, you could see out of/into it far too well. Overall, this was a disturbing, borderline Lynchian experience. Do not recommend.

What a gem! We stopped by Sowers Harvest Café for breakfast and were genuinely impressed…read more Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The Greek omelet was light, fluffy, and packed with flavor. The Pesto-Port Egg Sandwich was simple but absolutely delicious with a perfectly cooked egg and great pesto. The Balsamic Garden Avocado Toast was as beautiful as it was tasty, with fresh ingredients, creamy goat cheese, pickled onions, and a rich balsamic glaze. The Spicy Mango Sriracha grilled naan was incredibly unique--the sweet and spicy combination worked perfectly. The fresh-baked pretzels are a must-try! We took home several varieties, and they were warm, soft, and some of the best we've had. Even the latte and biscotti were excellent. On top of the amazing food, watching the staff handcraft and bake the giant pretzels right behind the counter added to the experience. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and the service was fast despite the café being busy. If you're in State College, this place is absolutely worth a visit. Fresh ingredients, creative menu, outstanding baked goods, and genuinely kind people. We'll definitely be back!

Nicely done. Good for what it is. I stopped in for a quick lunch while I was on the road. Ordered a…read morecoffee and a breakfast sandwich. The sandwich was fine, but lacking in flavor. If I had noticed the condiment station sooner, I probably would have added some mustard or hot sauce. The space was a little tight inside, but they did have an outdoor seating area. Very quaint with a bit of a farmhouse decor. The coffee was good. The staff were actually quite exceptional, but it's still just a small cafe in a weird little section of State College.

Pastry and Panini, were amazing! Well worth the extra five minutes off the highway. Will certainly…read morebe the place for all future road trips across Pennsylvania.

Really friendly people who want to make sure you get the coffee and sandwich you want. The space is…read morea nice set up with a small selection of Italian essentials in one area and nicely set up seating in the rest of the area. Going on a Tuesday, there was still a sizable crowd, so I can only imagine what it must be like during the summer on a weekend. Wifi is inconsistent and weak, but it's a nice place to chill and have a coffee and chat with friends.

This is some of the best breakfast and breakfast sandwiches you can get they are huge. The bakery…read morehas delicious food sourdough bread. All of it is great and the service is fast and friendly.

They made our wedding cake, and all I can say is, it was perfect. Exactly what we wanted. Good…read morecustomer service, they captured exactly what we wanted! Highly recommend and super cost effective! We got their pumpkin spiced cake with cream cheese frosting, and I had guests coming up to my husband and I all night saying how good the cake was, and asking where we got it!

I picked this randomly as I was driving through and am so glad I did!…read more Staff was really friendly. Food was AMAZING. I had the Eggs Benedict Florentine - in addition to the usual stuff they use portobello mushrooms soaked in balsamic and grilled. Absolutely delicious. I asked for extra crispy bacon and it was PERFECT. I'm keeping this place on my list for next time I'm in the area.

Hannah was a very attentive server our food was good and the service was quick. I would go here…read moreagain.