It took them 25 minutes to take my drink order. The whole place was musty and smelled of mold. I…read moreordered an omelet and it was more of a scrambled egg. The coffee tasted like water and the decor was a bit tacky. I can't recommend this place at this time.

Huge breakfast portions!! Light and fluffy blueberry pancakes with eggs and crispy bacon is the…read moreperfect combo. Chris and the staff are awesome. So cool to enjoy meals at the bar. Great value and way more enjoyable than the average chains and Starbucks.

This Historical (older than "America") tavern has an amazing cozy vibe with a wood fireplace that…read moregives a beautiful aroma. Candles are lit as you sit down and service is very friendly. I ordered the French dip which was amazing (beef sandwich with Au Jus dip). Trust me- get this! The surf and turf burger was alright- though we may be tough critics because we are from Maryland and love our lump crab cakes! The crab cake was a little extra fishy tasting but the burger and fries were good! Oreo cake was delicious and the Eggnog Martini was spectacular! We also tried the Hot Apple cider cocktail with spiced rum which was yum. Sadly women's bathroom soap dispenser was not working though. If you're there, check out the gift shop. I would come here again on our next roadtrip up north!

This place is great! It's a very cozy and historical tavern that was built in the 1700s! It has…read morekept its colonial charm with the decor, metal dishware, and large open hearth in the dining room. The food is also very tasty. I had lobster ravioli and the oatmeal pie, which were delicious. They also have a little gift shop next to the tavern, which has some very nice gifts and decor for purchase. I purchased a couple Christmas ornaments. The gift shop building also has a big fireplace so it is very warm and cozy in there too!

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 spent a weekend at the Omni Resort and had a great time. With that said, we've stayed at…read moreother Omni properties and this one has a lot less to offer the kids. It was a quick trip, so we managed to keep our little ones entertained. Frontier Tavern is a great option if you have kids since it's the more casual restaurant on property and has a variety of seating with a more lively atmosphere. They also offer an extensive kids menu with crayons so they can color and stay entertained. The main issue we had here was that the service wasn't really the best. We ordered our son's meal and repeated it at least 3 times since we've been working on getting our son to talk to servers. However, our son's meal came out first and it was completely wrong. The server was apologetic, but it also made it hard when the rest of the meals came and he had to watch us eat ours. The main entrees for me and my partner also came out cold. My partner got the shaved steak and cheese sandwich, which was soggy and just okay. My meal was also okay, the pulled pork sandwich but felt like it was drowning in sauce and was also served cold. Our daughter ordered the French Onion soup and she also didn't love it since it didn't taste as good as others. I'm not sure what that means! She is only 5 but clearly has elevated tastes! Finally, we asked for some other sides and our server pretty much forgot all that we asked. He was friendly but just not the most attentive. In the end, it was an okay experience and we'd probably go again. But it's a high price point for this area and had much better service at the other restaurants on property.

Very disappointing from the start. The table was sticky and filthy, with remnants of old napkins…read morestuck to it. The Bloody Mary, called the "FILTHY MARY" ($17), was described as a Bloody Mary infused with house spices and seasonings, including Tito's Handmade Vodka, tomato juice, salt, black pepper, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and lemon. It tasted like the ingredients were pulled off a Walmart shelf and tossed into a glass. I would recommend they invest in a proper mix like Zing Zang. The chips and queso were simply bagged tri-color chips with a small crock of cheese. The Caesar salad was below average--bagged croutons, random stems of lettuce, and an oddly sweet dressing. The brisket mac and cheese was especially disappointing. While the portion was large and the mac was OK at best, the brisket was shameful: small cubes of tough, rubbery meat. I didn't eat it--it wasn't worth taking.

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!

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.

Had the 3 meat sampler. I selected 2 portions of half rack ribs and the meatloaf…read more The ribs were good as was the Mac n cheese and hash brown casserole. The meatloaf was fair, but I'm not a big fan of chopped meat in any form due to the grease and all the negatives of meat in general, especially chopped meat and chicken. The server was a young woman who initially indicated her displeasure at my asking questions about the slight difference between the online and in restaurant menu (no senior citizen choices in the online version for example and a couple of other differences) she told me they don't like to advertise the senior menu (wow!). I guess that says something about senior citizen business but I'm unsure if it's good or negative. Another surprise came when I asked what the difference was in the number of ribs or weight between 1/4 rack and half rack choices. She to me 1/4 was 2 or 3 ribs and half rack was 2 or 3 as well. I tried to clarify in my head if it was literally by the bone or by weight. She became defensive and I could tell she wasn't happy with my question, drilling for a precise answer not a guess. But again rather than make her more perplexed or more unappreciative of my question I just chalked it up to today's generation and lower schooling on precision than my generation. That changed the relationship for the better and all was fine after. She was attentive to my requests and did a great job bringing everything correctly and the other things like wash n dry type towelettes for the rib eating. The place is located in a busy area. Has a nice, comfortable inside and is clean with plenty of room between tables/booths. It's a comfortable climate with the local country music station playing overhead the tables and booths. After realizing my server and I were from vastly different generations, things went better. I'll be back and I received recommend this establishment.

Food was cold, waitress did not seem to care. Waited 1/2 hour for food…read more Waitress messed up several people orders and had to return the plate. She couldn't remember the orders. Didn't bring our sides for our food. Got drink orders confused.

This place was just what we needed a hearty meal to go about our day. The country fried steak with…read moresawmill gravy was the best and I would definitely get this again.

This place is very convenient off of the turnpike. Parking is easy. Ambience is casual, clean, and…read moretidy. The desserts look fantastic. The service was friendly and our kind waitress treated us just like the many regulars there. We got our food quickly. The bill too. The fries are those kind that have like crumbles on them. Not my favorite but they were well fried. We had a burger that was a little overcooked and tasted just like one you could make at home. Also had a tuna melt. The bread was warm and toasted stout the tunela was cold. I found it odd that the tuna wasn't on the toast when it was "melted". Tasted good though. I would stop here again but probably get dessert for my meal.

Delicious food! Great atmosphere!…read moreWonderful wait-staff that kept the coffee coming!

Our favorite breakfast spot in town and it never disappoints! The food is always good & service is…read morealways quick. Whenever we are back in town, we make sure to stop. We love that the inside is like a step back in time and love the "family" feel you get when you're there. We highly recommend if you're ever in Altoona! You can order stuff for pick-up as well if you don't have time to dine-in.

Great food, delicious every time! Good portions, I always need a to go box! Friendly staff We…read morelove to eat there every chance we get.

Our power was out, so we decided to go out for breakfast. We figured since we had such a good…read moredinner here, breakfast would also be good. WRONG!! It was actually one of the worst omelettes, saisage patty and scrambled dggs we have had to suffer through. The saisage patty was hard and the eggs brown and dry, due to having been cooked on an extremely hot surface. Each tasted bad and we will not return. Back to Bob Evans for breakfast. The menu does not reflect an up-charge for an alternate cheese in the omelette and the server did not mention it when she asked which cheese I'd like. Service was not as good as the evening staff. See photos for condition of food.