This spot is so fantastic. The outdoor spaces are amazing - with beautiful landscaping and plants…read moregalore. I asked a couple questions about the menu and was immediately directed to the BLT by a woman in the kitchen. Wow I wasn't disappointed. It was sooooo good. The bread was toasted perfectly (so it didn't kill the roof of my mouth), the tomato's and lettuce were fresh, the bacon crispy, and that basil mayo. A life changing BLT if there is such a thing. A couple side notes I appreciate. Bittersweet's marketing team deserves. Ton of credit - they have some awesome swag available for purchase. Also, this is a Christian oriented cafe with bible verses, messaging, and music. Love it! And finally, check out the story about Bittersweet's roots, its commitment to addiction recovery/support, and the owner's son's story/passing. The name "Bittersweet Cafe" will take on a deeper meaning (the news articles can be found in the walls before the counter by the bathrooms). Cheers Bittersweet, thanks for having me, and God bless!

Absolutely beautiful store, inside and out, but especially outside. They have tables in the front…read moreof the store and out the back. Nice landscaping provides a near perfect setting to enjoy a cup of coffee. I ended up getting a simple red eye. It was delicious. I understand they brew Iron Star coffee out of West Mifflin. The same Iron Star that owns Coffee Tree shops. If this coffee is any indication, I think I need to visit Coffee Tree again. It's been a while. Anyway, I had a really good cup of coffee and a peanut butter and jelly cookie. No complaints on the cookie, but I wish they had some breakfast sweets like scones or cinnamon rolls. Next time I'll try some real food. Just be aware that things are a little pricey here.

I was in the area recently and I thought this would be a cool spot to take my friend and her kids…read moreto while enjoying some fun in the area on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. So upon arriving I thought what a hip little place and I was excited to try it out because of the outside seating and also because it's right next to the Yough. So as we walked in to order the place was dead. There was only three people at the bar having drinks on a beautiful Saturday afternoon with what looked to be their friend who was bartending. So after looking at the menu I decided on an iced oat milk latte because they had zero vegan options from the menu board. I also let the kids pick out whatever they wanted and their mom just decided to eat some of what her kids were having since she knew they wouldn't eat it all. Two ordered pizza, one ordered chips and salsa and the other ordered chicken tacos. So we went outside and grabbed a table and waited for the food to arrive, but it took no time at all. I think that is mainly because there was nobody there eating. Honestly, I was surprised at how fast the pizzas came out, but I wasn't after I saw them lol The two pizzas were a total joke and complete rip-off for $10 a piece. I thought they were supposed to be artisan hand tossed pizza from the pics I had seen, but NOPE! They were literally small frozen pizzas heated up in something that made them all soggy, so probably a microwave. Yikes! If I was eating I would have returned them and asked for my money back, but I let it go because the kids were happy. They were the kind of pizza you get at a box chain grocery store for $1 each, NO JOKE! Then they charged me $1 extra for 8 pepperoni for the one pizza. Hilarious! Also, the waiter/bartender forgot to bring the kids napkins and her son salsa for his chips. Like what?!?He also never came back out to ask if we needed anything else because he must have been busy with his friends at the bar. I have been coming to this area my whole life because of Ohiopyle, Nemacolin, Falling Waters, Seven Springs, The Yough, The Summit Inn, etc and I also had several business accounts in this area for many years and nobody I know ever recommended this place once and I can see why now. Tbh: There are several other places in the area to enjoy a multitude of delicious things to eat that are way better than this place and especially if you're wanting pizza. I could have just bought them one Little Caesars $5 Hot and Ready and it would have been like buying five of their pizzas and the kids would have been much happier and way more full and I wouldn't have wasted $21on $2 worth of pizza from Giant Eagle. *I highly do not recommend* It's a shame too because I really wanted to like this place so much, but if they did better I would have, simple! Service 2/10 Location 8/10 Food 1/10 Iced latte 3/10 Side Note: The kids did have a lot of fun playing cornhole so that's the one good thing.

The Lucky Dog Cafe is right off the bike trail ! You order inside and then find a seat inside or…read moreoutside. There was complimentary water for humans and complimentary water outside for dogs. The peanut Thai wrap was very good and the jumbo burrito was good and indeed jumbo ! The restaurant was trendy and clean . The service was good as well! There are a few more menu items I would like to try next time we are in town.

the workers are nice and good pizza i like it so much food and good workers and have a ice cream…read moreset up now so its so ambiance for people

Ask for an itemized receipt before you leave because they didn't give one automatically…read more They charged my order an extra %20 because it was $5 over $200 which made my $15 tip a $55 tip which is 25%+ tip on a TO-GO order which is insane. I've never heard of a restaurant that charges you MORE for ordering more food. Most places I visit give a discount for larger orders. Pizza was mediocre, cafeteria quality. The pies were good though. Never going back.

Interesting place with an interesting name. Stopped by for an Americano and a pumpkin scone. The…read morescone was fresh out of the oven and was delicious. The americano was ok but was what I expected. They serve beans from Commonplace Coffee and I know from previous experience that their coffee is not my favorite. Personal preference I guess. Nonetheless, a cool place with friendly people. I had a nice experience and wouldn't hesitate to return.

This is the place to get coffee in town. Excellent coffee and espresso in a fun atmosphere. They…read morehave an art installation this part of the coffee shop thus the name tissue farm.

This is a must stop while in DCL! It's small inside but behind the building is the most beautiful…read moreview of the lake with seating! I really enjoyed the peanut butter Oreo ice cream. I'm pretty sure you can dock your boat and walk up, too! Bonus: all of their flavors are gluten free unless it's something like cookies and cream, birthday cake, etc. There is a chance of cross contamination but they are very knowledgeable about gluten allergy/Celiac

Great location on the lake. Extremely popular even on low occupancy weekends. Line snaked out the…read moredoor! The waffle cones are the best part. The ice cream is very good, with lots of flavors to choose from. We loved all the college pennants covering the walls inside and sitting outside on the back deck over the lake to enjoy our ice cream.

Pam was wonderful to work with! I ordered a small wedding cake with 2 tiers and 2 flavor cakes and…read more2 fillings. It was short notice and she was able to get it done for us. The cakes were both delicious and made our special occasion even better!

Our family was at Deep Creek Lake vacationing for the 4th of July weekend. My wife's b-day happens…read moreto be on the 4th (lucky lady). She LOVES Key Lime pie so each year I try to get her a pie from a new/different local bakery, whether at home or traveling. Using Yelp/Google I found Pamela of Mountain Flour Bakery and asked if she could make us a Key Lime Pie, she said no problem. Pick-up was a breeze at the local supermarket and the pie was the BEST my wife said she ever had. I can't thank you enough for helping her have a great birthday and making such a great pie. My only wish is that we live closer so we could try more of your baked goods. Thanks so much Will

Pretty crappy... my kids were really excited to come here. Everything online says open til 10, came…read morehere at 9 and they were closed and milling the floor. Really terrible experience w crying kids on the way home. So beware they close when they feel like it not when they say they will.

Stopped by the Seven Springs ski resort for lunch and memories. Afterwards we perused Lodge and…read morefound this sweet gem. Had all sorts of fun desserts like ice cream, exceptionally decadent homemade strawberry "pop tarts," fudge and all sorts of baked sugary treats. We were greeted warmly and they treated us like family. Bright and clean too. Great fun vibe.

After three days of biking the GAP, we arrived in Confluence ready for a great dinner, and River's…read moreEdge Cafe absolutely delivered. Before going, I had read a few isolated reviews mentioning poor service and food quality. Since our experience was the complete opposite, I think it's only fair to share it as some balance. We had made a dinner reservation for the patio overlooking the river. It was a beautiful, sunny (and HOT) day. When we arrived, the hostess let us choose our table. I picked a sunny spot, but our server, Amy, came over and suggested we move just one table back because the shade would reach us much sooner, and we would still have a great view of the river. She was right, and after a long day on our bikes, we really appreciated her thoughtfulness. And that was just the beginning. Amy immediately brought us water and took our drink order. I was craving a spicy margarita, which wasn't on the menu. She graciously told me that if they had jalapeños in the kitchen, she would make me a great one. A little while later, Amy appeared with my margarita in hand and apologized for the delay. Then she explained why it had taken a little longer: they didn't have any jalapeños in the kitchen, so a staff member had actually run to their nearby home to grab a fresh pepper FROM THEIR GARDEN for my drink! Seriously. Who does that?! And yes, it was one of the best spicy margaritas I've ever had. Dinner was just as impressive. I really wanted a Caesar salad with steak, which also wasn't a menu option. When I asked Amy about it, she immediately said she thought they could make it happen. And they did. The steak was cooked perfectly, the salad was well made, and it had exactly the right amount of dressing. After three days of biking the GAP, sitting beside the river with a delicious meal, refreshing drinks and that beautiful view was exactly what we needed. Huge props to Amy and the entire staff at River's Edge Cafe. From accommodating our off-menu requests to literally finding a fresh-from-the-garden jalapeño for my margarita, the service went far beyond what we expected. Our experience was absolutely wonderful, and River's Edge will definitely be on our list the next time we're in Confluence!

The cafe is a B&B right on the river with a lovely porch with tables outside and front garden. We…read morestopped here off the GAP trail. We sat inside that had two front rooms of table space and a homey feel to it. On the menu, it suggested ordering the soup as it was the chef's specialty. The food was overall fine. Service was alright.

Both maternal and paternal families arrived in The Northern Neck (NNK) -- a 100-mile-long peninsula…read moreon Virginia's western Chesapeake Bay shore, bounded by the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers in the early 1600's. Our family members are members of Sons of American Revolution and of Daughters of American Revolution. We delight in annual meetings at Casselman's and delight in the menu, the kitchen, and the service. Caveat: avoid at all costs the Casselman version of Buckwheat Cakes - This is a shame version. We delight in the original tart and thin Buckwheat cake of Preston County. Have enjoyed nearly all items on menu. Prices have increased while portions have decreased. My brother insists in the chthonic time after breakfast and prior to lunch. Highly recommend.... There are several dining options in this area, and all are good.

A spot that serves up classics like grilled cheese and tomato soup - and South Mountain creamery…read moreice cream for dessert? Yea, please! I thought the three cheese grilled cheese was a little too much but the soup was fresh and vibrant.