Great food, service and eclectic vibe. Bright spot on an otherwise gloomy Saturday am.read more

Good food and coffee plus I like the drive up window nice friendly people would recommend this to…read morepeople to try

Ended up here before a concert at the War Memorial because we couldn't get into our first choice,…read moreScott's by Dam. We didn't have a reservation but they were able to seat us after a few minutes. The hostess mentioned that service would be faster if we chose the buffet since we told her we were going to the concert. We arrived at 5:30 and the concert was at 7:00 so we thought we had plenty of time. We ordered cocktails and our food at the same time. I opted for the buffet, which I could access immediately, and my friend chose a Caesar salad and a cup of soup. We waited about 20 minutes for the drinks to come and thought maybe they'd bring her food at the same time. But that didn't arrive until 6:20. For a cup of soup that they scooped out of a pot and a simple salad. Unfortunately the salad was inedible when it came because the romaine was limp and drenched in dressing. To their credit, when my friend pointed out that she couldn't eat it, the server immediately offered to take it off the check. We eventually got out of the restaurant at 6:45 with enough time for our 5 minute walk to the venue. The buffet was okay, nothing stellar. I knew going in that buffets aren't going to be as good as off the menu items, but I took a look at it before I ordered and thought it would be ok. It was only $17, so it was not a expensive gamble. Nice salad greens tossed with Cucumber, tomato and red onions plus some pickled red cabbage as a topper. Hot foods were mashed potatoes and gravy, fried chicken , Swedish Meatballs, and mixed sautéed vegetables. It was all good tasting and I was satisfied with it, just not wowed. My friend thought the soup was more French Onion than French mushroom. But she liked the ooey gooey cheese on top. Our cocktails were from the seasonal menu and were probably the best part of our meals. I had a Harvest Star and she had a Pilgrims Punch. Mine was bourbon based and hers, tequila. And for $7.00 very well priced. Because of the lag in service and the poor quality of the Caesar salad, I am rating this a 3 star experience. The restaurant itself was clean and comfortable. The decor was typical hotel restaurant, low lighting and spacious seating areas.

Stopped in for lunch. Pesto Chicken flatbread was my favorite. Super recommend it. It's not oily at…read moreall and it's full of flavor! Chicken is seasoned to perfection! Service was impeccable!

The egg substitute used in my omelette tasted like a sponge. We ordered corn beef hash, and they…read moregave us scrapple. Not a very enjoyable experience.

We first saw Jax Diner on Facebook and looked good so we thought we would give it a try. Upon…read moreentering it was a retro design 50's diner. Ordered the typical breakfast of Scrambled eggs, home fries and Sausage. They did not have sausage links which I prefer and the (home fries) looked like boiled breakfast potatoes, no taste at all. The sausage patties were very thin and if I had ordered 3 of them, that would have only made one in any other diner. Sorry, but will not return. The address was 1765 Goucher St., Westmont.

This is our second visit here and I almost don't want to leave a review because they are already to…read morepopular! I will put my selfish motives aside, this is one of the best steaks I have ever had in my life and hands down the best steak in Johnstown. All the sides are very good the Greek Feta dressing is to die for. Service has always been great. If you are coming on the weekend make reservations!!

Make sure the items that are on the menu for the holiday dinner are available for purchase. We had…read more2 pm reservations for Fathers day dinner and wanted twice baked potatoes and we were told they were sold out. We then wanted to have dessert and requested the Creme Brule Cheesecake and was told we was available because it was still frozen and it was 320 pm at this time. 100 dollars for dinner and not that great. Need to do better

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.

Food, German burger, Racheal, Blt generous potions, tasted great. I will be back and it's hour…read moredrive for me. Service, fast, friendly, and couldn't be better. It was a great experience,

Very nice place. Service was great. The food was even better. I had the rib eye. Best steak I've…read morehad in a while. I had some wings, too. But the steak was excellent.

I really enjoyed the setting, the scene, and the food was great too. Went there for breakfast and…read morehad the Western omelet, and the steak and eggs. And the coffee was great, too.

Not so much. Waited over 45 minutes for bacon, eggs and toast. Scrambled eggs were not cooked, over…read moreeasy eggs were hard and potatoes were cold and flavorless. When we informed the hostess of the issues, her comments was "well, they are only working on half a grill." Really? Not coming back.

The building and decorations were lovely. It felt clean. Cute gift shop... although nothing we…read morefound to our liking. A coffee shop in the back for to go drinks. My sister and I brought my mother for a sit down tea room experience. I shared a finger food tier with my mother. It was lacking in appearance, taste, and quality. Just a bunch of random mundane things you'd find in a dollar general and not fresh. There was basically no wait for our order. It was very quick. Waitress brought one plate for two people lol. And I had to ask for the tea list. Young girl seemed put out the moment we came in. But tried to be more polite towards the end. She never asked how we were. We stayed for about 35m. They use HT tea which I'm not a fan of and they use only one tea bag for a shared 16-24oz tea pot. My mug was a little dirty and stained. We had to ask for sugar. My sister said her Ruben sandwich was great and her ice tea was fine. Disclosure: we're all from a large city and maybe this is high quality for this little town. One of the biggest off putting part was seeing the naked hairy arm pits of a large man while trying to enjoy a special semi eloquent daughter/mother date. We dressed up a little and are not loud people. There really should be a certain dress code and volume control (large man was part of a large loud party) for a "tea room". I would not return or recommend.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Small menu but the food is excellent…read more I would recommend to stop for lunch and also a small shop for unique Gifts.

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.

It's been a few years since I've been here. Still as good as ever! Today I had lunch instead of…read morebreakfast and wasn't very hungry. I chose the tomato bisque with polenta. A cup of very good tomato soup served in a large bowl made for a pretty plate but was not a large portion by any stretch of the imagination. I get it, but I should have gone with the grilled cheese sandwich which comes with tomato soup for $7 more. Others portions were large and everyone enjoyed their meals. Our server was very good and the place has a cozy feel to it. I just wish they'd upgrade the restroom from a oner. Since we were in Ligonier strolling through the Ice Fest, we decided to warm up with some beverages. I had Irish coffee and my daughter had the bourbon espresso cream. Both were very good and did the trick to warm us up!

1 year later and this place still hits. Came with a group of 10 people (made a res the night before…read morefor brunch) and everyone loved their food. Now that I've explored other restaurants in town, I'd say this is by farrr the best food/restaurant in Ligonier. My only (very minor feedback) - I ordered the ham and Brie sandwich again today and the volume of arugula was maybe a fourth of what it was last year. I personally liked the extra greens!! Either way, the sandwich was still excellent.