Have eaten here twice now. The first time we had the Friday nite shrimp special. Lotsa shrimp and…read morevery delicious. This time we had the filet. OMG, best steak I've had in a long long time. Service is great, and they are totally accommodating. We all enjoyed our evening here.

The burger and steak are both so well cooked and amazing. Hands down our favorite crab dip. The…read moreservice is always attentive and friendly. It's a nice quiet lunch place and a pretty lively place on the weekends.

Glad we found this on yelp! Perfect travel stop with perfect sandwiches. We got a turkey club on…read morewheat to share. Plenty of turkey, bacon, cheese with lettuce and adequate seasonings. The guys were spot on. It's enough to share one instead of getting individual size. Plus that saved us some money. Service was quick and friendly! No pics because we inhaled them on the road

One of the best subs I have ever had--don't sleep on this place! We had an Italian and a BYO turkey…read moresub.

Great job on a modern upgrade of a long time family owned Cumberland institution, D'atri's! I like…read moreto take my family here or stop in for a work lunch. I have young ones and they live to pick out different characters on the wall mural. I really enjoy the well thought out layout of the restaurant. You place your order at the counter and tell them if it's dine in or take out. If you dine in it becomes a full service restaurant. If you take out, you can wait at the bar.... Which is a Full Bar. The food! Always and forever the cheese steak. But what I love about the opening of the sit down restaurant, is that it's opened up the menu to me. THEY HAVE THE BEST WINGS IN TOWN, which in Cumberland is no small claim to make. The BUCCATINI is on point, and this is REAL FOOD. Not some corporate crap. Love the vibe, love the food, love that it's on the corner.

Great steak subs or for a low carb experience, get it as a salad. Staff could be friendlier! But I…read morefound out the person was the owner. Food would have made this a 5 star, but as a business. This turned us off. So we now go to LaVale instead

Mennonite pantry with an array local and handcrafted deli and dry goods. We stocked up on local…read morecream cheese, butter, homemade noodles, fruit pies, chicken pot pies, jams,etc. The turkey sandwich from the deli was just okay but the variety and quality of other goods are fantastic! When we arrived, guys were purchasing stacks of burlap sacks of flour and grain. Pretty cool...

Great assortment of spices and baking goods Fresh corn was…read moreyummy Deli has a good variety And the fresh baked goods! And freshly made soups

Stopped here to grab lunch as it's beautiful out and you can eat outside here. They offer beer and…read morea decent lunch menu but there were no prices on the menu. I felt $10.00 for a kids pb&j was a bit much but it is what is as they say. I ordered a small salad with chicken salad which was good. They added a few chopped tomatoes and cucumbers. This portion was $13.50. Overall, everyone liked lunch it's just getting expensive to eat out. Service was good.

Nice brewery, one of the only ones I could figure out through reviews that also has food in this…read morearea. I would recommend going into the Delicatessen building to order sandwiches first, then make your way to the outdoor bar to order the beers. Food: 5/5 my husband ordered the Italian and quite literally said "5 stars" after the first bite. I got the Ham and Brie and was initially skeptical because of the roasted asparagus, but in the end I loved the sandwich with the help of the delicious dijon mayo. Drink: 5/5 west main lager was a hit for my husband, and I liked the hop work orange IPA as well. The draft pours filled the cup to the brim. Plenty of beer options available, I saw 10 on the draft menu itself. Service: 5/5 the gentleman that was taking our orders asked if we had been here before and explained the process if we were sitting outside after ordering. He brought the bag of our food straight to our table about 10 minutes after we ordered. The bartender was kind as well. Ambiance: outdoor seating with a covering pavilion over most of the picnic tables. People here are very nice. Live music stage is also there, but nobody was playing when we had arrived.

My friend brought a mountain of smoked brisket from this place yesterday and brought it to Jiffy…read moreLube Live for a tailgate. OMG!!! The brisket was phenomenal! Tender, moist, smoky, and the fat literally melted in my mouth.

Stopped in to get a sammich to go - ordered their version of an Italian sub - with most of the…read morefixings - a 6 inch sub with extra mayo, and with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles and black pepper. And a bag of Jalapeño chips. While I was waiting, I explored the small space. Two Fat Butchers offers a wide selection of freshly ground meats, sausages, steaks, burgers, jerky, and more! I'd love to bring a cooler and stock up! I took the sammich to go - the thing felt really heavy and dense. I wasn't sure I'd be able to eat the whole thing in one sitting! I drove into Shenandoah National Park and sat at the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center and wolfed down the sammich. It was very tasty and filling - and I did eat the whole thing! Check out Two Fat Butchers! #TwoFatButchers

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.

My family and I stopped here for a visit. The space is cozy, employees were very nice, and the…read morecoffee my husband and I got was very good. We plan to come here until the end of our stay.

Food was delicious and customizable. Lots of very good options and wonderful atmosphere. The…read moreservice was amazing too, the employees were super kind and welcoming!

Must visit bakery when in Luray VA or checking out Shenandoah National Park (45ish mins away)…read more Located on main street, we were lucky enough to grab a parking spot right in front. Main Street both feels & looks like a home turned into a bakery, it also smelled delicious inside. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. They greeted us within seconds and also gave lots of great recommendations for shops/restaurants around town. This was my first time having quiche and Chef Chuck did not disappoint. The bread pudding was also amazing! Not normally a fan of raisins in baked goods but was still tasty. We ended up coming back Saturday morning for the cinnamon rolls and really glad we did. They were fluffy and delicious but not too sweet. Highly recommend stopping by if you have a chance.

Mom my and I stopped here for coffee and breakfast while traveling to the Shenandoah State Park. We…read morehad a truly lovely time and cannot recommend enough! The outside was sweet and charming with a beautiful garden and the staff were absolutely the loveliest. We felt welcomed and at home. Our ham quiches were light and buttery and the pastries where delicious! This is a MUST for breakfast or just a quick pastry. 10/10 recommend

Tucked into the mountains of West Virginia in the small ski town of Thomas, TipTop Coffee feels…read morelike the kind of place you hope to stumble upon while wandering Appalachian back roads. The town itself has that perfect mountain-arts vibe--historic brick buildings, quiet streets, and a steady flow of hikers, skiers, and road-trippers--and TipTop fits right into that rhythm. The shop is cozy and unpretentious, the kind of café where the warmth from the espresso machine and the conversations around the room cut through the mountain chill. It feels local in the best way--welcoming without trying too hard. But the real highlight is the coffee. The cup I had was excellent: clean, balanced, and clearly prepared by people who care about the craft. It had the kind of clarity and sweetness that stands out, especially when you're used to road-trip coffee stops that are just "good enough." This was genuinely memorable. If you're passing through the Canaan Valley / Blackwater Falls area or chasing powder at Timberline or Canaan Valley Resort, TipTop Coffee is absolutely worth the stop. It's proof that even in a small Appalachian ski town, you can still find a cup that would hold its own in much bigger coffee cities. A mountain gem.

Nothing but great service, coffee and food every time we've been here. Plain and simple.read more