Amazing food, service, and atmosphere! Not some place you would typically think to stop at if you…read moredidn't grow up in the area or have someone recommend to you. Food is as good as your grandma would make, and brings that same home-style comfort your entire meal. Prices are great compared to other spots in the area. Absolutely a must stop place whether you're just passing through, or are local to the area!

A little slice of Americana…read more If you're looking for a small town diner vibe this is your spot. They have a large menu of breakfast and lunch items. If you ask a local they'll tell you to try the Garbage plate which despite the name is delicious! My most recent visit for breakfast I was with a party of five. The service was quick and friendly. The food felt homemade. My kids had French toast, waffles, and bacon which was a hit. The other meals in the party were good as well. There is a large parking area so you can always find a spot. Would I recommend Ed's to others? Yes I would

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!

This little restaurant was terrific. (I've only been there once, so far.)…read moreI parked in the back (metered) lot and we entered through the the basement via an alley door, which was a neat experience. But, there is also a regular front door. Our server was very friendly and pleasant, and our food was delicious with good portions for a good price.

Love this spot for breakfast! It has a great vibe, a solid menu with plenty of options, and…read moreseriously good coffee. Plus, they have a full bar, so you can pair your pancakes with a Bloody Mary or mimosa if you're in the mood. The specials are always really tasty, but I do have some faves on the menu too. My personal favorites are the Greensburg Scramble the frittata your way. The only downside is the wine selection -- it's pretty underwhelming, and the sparkling wine by the glass isn't great, so I usually skip it. If they upgraded that, it would easily be a five-star experience. Service is always top-notch; we feel well taken care of every time we visit. And bonus, there's plenty of parking, which makes getting in and out super easy.

We enjoyed EXCELLENT FOOD, with SERVICE to match twice in 1 week…read more Great Home Cooking with a wonderful selection to choose from. Wish we had meal prices like Brady's in D.C.

Nice local place. Pretty view from our table was the pond with ducks. The waitress was super nice…read moreand attentive. The food was OK. Pretty standard and forgettable. I mean the omelette just had a slice of cheese slapped on top. The BLT sandwich was good but could have had more bacon on it. Overall nice place. But just OK food.

Having played here multiple times over the last 10 years, it's great to see the money invested and…read moreimprovements to both the course and the restaurant/facilities. The course itself could still use TLC from an upkeep standpoint but the price is fair for the quality of the course. I've always experienced very fast greens and their members tend to not fix divots on the course or the tee box as much as you'd like to see. The food has been impressive as of late as well with affordable beer prices. I will say that it is LOUD on the course and when the garage doors are open as the main road is full of 18-wheelers and coal trucks steamrolling through at 50+ MPH.

An ok very open course. Due to very heavy 2 day rains , course was mostly under water- possibly…read moreshould have shut for a day - or 2. Wasn't even cart path only - lots of damage was done by carts. Only employees I dealt with were very friendly.. very reasonable- with a golf coupon . Like $19

We went to The Grind twice today for their delicious coffee and strawberry turnovers. This is the…read morebest coffee for miles around. We stayed and ate in during our second visit which was very pleasant. The baristas are the best and the coffee was great as always!

The Grind was like a beacon of light when I spotted it. I was super happy to see this coffee shop…read morewhile walking around downtown Morgantown, because I really needed a boost, and this place had what I was desperately in need of: caffeine! It was well past 2 o'clock, and I try not to drink coffee after 11ish-o'clock, because it usually messes with my sleep. But I remembered the words of a man much wiser than me who once said, "I never sleep, 'cause sleep is the cousin of death," so I felt like a lil' iced coffee would actually be beneficial, in this case. No regrets. The iced coffee was great! I always forget about iced coffee when I'm at a coffee shop, because I just usually order a hot black coffee. I'm so stuck in my ways, sometimes! But iced coffee was a good choice in this situation, and it came with a little vanilla cream, which was unexpected but a nice indulgence. The Grind is located right across the street from West Virginia University. It was packed when I visited, and I imagine it is almost always packed, because of its location. But the people who work here are very efficient and friendly, and my iced coffee was ready lickety-split. I got my coffee to go, but there are some tables inside the coffee shop to sit and relax, if you wanted to. One of my favorite things about The Grind is that they have a confession box in the restroom. I left a little confession in the box, because it promised that the box was "a safe place to share what you can never tell a soul," and I felt that I could trust this random coffee shop in West Virginia with my whole heart. I left my confession there, and took my iced coffee with me and went on my way.

This place is pretty cool. Old school charm/history everywhere you look. Stunning views and a fun…read moredrive to the top of the "summit" where the hotel sits. The pools and hottub are a nice touch as well! As with any place that's been around for 100+ years, you can't expect perfection. The rooms are old school and purposefully lack common modern hotel amenities - such as a microwave or fridge. I also note that my bathroom had a steady stream of little ants on the floor/sink vanity. Didn't impact my stay, but if you are looking for things to whine about you are likely to find them. I strongly recommend Summit Inn so long as you know/acknowledge that staying in a place like this will have minor drawbacks but in its totality is a unique and pleasant experience beyond a place to lay your head at night! Thanks for having me!

This review is for the restaurant. My daughter and I came here for lunch on a beautiful early…read moresummer day and decided to sit out on the patio. We had a good experience. We started with the fried zucchini, which was delicious. It is served with a homemade spicy ranch dressing that was outstanding. I ordered the crabcake sandwich and my daughter got the steak wrap. No complaints at all. Fries were nice and crispy. Not only was the food good, but our waitress was super nice, attentive and friendly. One thing to mention - The patio is very nice, but I'm a bit surprised by the layout. They have an incredible view of the valley, but there are only 2 tables that give you the full view. Most tables have no view. Odd.

Quick diner stop while out for a Sunday ride. Fast and friendly atmosphere. Cash only. Whether…read morebreakfast or lunch...easy food at reasonable prices. Apple dumplings are not to be missed

The atmosphere is really homie it is kinda stuck in the 80's a bit. But that's ok because the…read moreservice is great and the food is awesome my favourite is the liver and onions with mashed potatoes it's a generous portion too! I know not everyone's cup of tea lol the wait staff are so nice smiling and chatting to you. It's cozy and cool!

The mushroom soup alone is the worth the trip. I went on a random Wednesday at 4pm not ski season…read moreand it was amazing. The staff so attentive and friendly and a poke bowl yummy

A must stop in Donegal for casual to fancy. Seating options from outdoor to indoor family style to…read moresmall candlelight. The service is impeccable with knowledgeable recommendations & daily specials. Meals range from charcuterie boards to filets. Much tries are the pimento cheese dip, deviled eggs, hummus tasting, mushroom soup, wagyu smash burger, salmon salad, scallops or the ribeye. Trust!!

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!

Visited on a Saturday in between tours at Frank Lloyd Wright properties. I love the ambiance,…read moredecor, and meaning poured into this place. The food was delicious. Servers were friendly and hospitable. The only downside is waiting in line to order and then waiting for your food. This is probably not the place to come when you have a time crunch, but if you can eat a leisurely meal, come on! I had the Bittersweet chicken salad sandwich and we shared a peanut butter mousse dessert, both were great!