Abigail&#x27;s Coffeehouse

I thought that I had written a review, but can not seem to find it. I do not understand all the…read morenegative comments and see that most of the positive ones are from out of towners. I have been here quite a few times and found the wait staff to be friendly and helpful and my salads were fresh and delicious and coffee and pastry items were all good. Everyone that has accompanied me has liked everything they ordered as well. The ambiance and decor are also lovely. I am thinking of heading there this morning.

I really wanted to love Tubmill Creek Provisions, but it's been underwhelming every time I've gone…read more The space itself is beautiful and inviting, which is honestly why I've given it multiple chances. What I can't quite figure out is the flow of the place. The way you order, receive your food, and move through the restaurant just feels awkward and oddly unwelcoming. I've also tried several of the sweet treats thinking maybe I just caught the bakers on an off day the first time, but unfortunately they've been disappointing more than once. I'm honestly confused by all the glowing reviews. The ambience is great, but the overall experience just hasn't lived up to the hype for me.

Pulled pork grilled cheese

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The getaway cafe

4.6(5 reviews)

1.3 mi

Consistently good food. Nice for a leisurely weekend breakfast or lunch. Today I tried the Turkey…read moreClubber sandwich. Sourdough bread, lettuce, tomato, bacon, turkey and your choice of cheese. I asked for Gruyère but got American. Even so, it was huge and delicious. Know that you have to order before sitting down. Sometimes it's hard to get two seats together but people are accommodating and willing to shuffle if they see there's a need. I like sitting at the bar to watch them cook!

So glad I had the opportunity to try out this cafe. I heard so much about it but totally forgot…read moreabout it until inadvertently traveling past it. Its conveniently located along a well-traveled road, and is a must stop. Love their menu, their focus, and the history behind this once cafe, then a lawnmower repair shop, then back to a cafe again. Excellent job on the restoration. Counter seating and several large and smaller tables are available throughout the cafe. Very inviting and welcoming.

Condiments.

Turkey Club.

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Great way to post menu.

Diamond Cafe

3.9(18 reviews)

0.0 mi

Stumbled across this little diner, tucked away off of the diamond in Ligonier. From the electric…read moretrain running on the track above your head to postcards from all different locations framed on the wall, this little place is quite charming. Simple, diner, menu with all of the basics. Definitely a spot where out-of-towners stick out and everybody knows everybody. hubby got the vegetarian omelette and I got home fries. Friendly atmosphere.!

A small local quaint breakfast spot that we stumbled upon one morning after a ski trip. Coming from…read morea big city I was blown away by the prices, $5 for French toast !!!! Count me in! The French toast was delicious, felt like your grandmothers cooking. The coffee was fine, what you would expect from an establishment like this. Would probably not order the orange juice again (it had that from concentrate taste). The model trail and quirky framed pictures really gave this spot personality, and the two ladies working were very sweet. If you're in Ligonier this couldn't be more central. All in all a great comfortable spot for a quick bite.

Daily specials

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The Kitchen on Main - Kitchen and Pantry

4.4(184 reviews)

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.

The Kitchen on Main - Kitchen and Pantry - Bar

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Salmon burger

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Carol & Dave's Roadhouse

4.0(163 reviews)

Good and generally consistent, with some good beer and reasonable vegetarian options. This isn't…read morespectacular dining, but it's a nice place to grab lunch while you're in town. The interior space has a good bit of character, and the staff seem very friendly and helpful. In terms of the food, everything was good. The portobello mushroom salad was nicely presented. The Brussels sprouts were good and not over the top, but we forgot to ask the restaurant to hold the bacon. My partner ordered a small portion of meatloaf, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Even the side of green beans were nicely executed and somewhat crisp. In terms of options in Ligonier, this is pretty high on my list. It's not fantastic, but it's well worth a stop if you're looking for good food and maybe a beer.

Stopped there for are anniversary second time we was there The food was awesome and the staff…read morewas extremely nice. The bartender Lauren was so nice. So yes 2 thumbs up. And if you write a bad review on this place your just being the asshole you really are

Burgers that are AMAZING!

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Dining Room.

Fat Daddy's Place

3.6(31 reviews)

0.0 mi

Picked up a takeout order. Staff was friendly and pick up service was quick. The food was mediocre…read moreat best. Portion size and quality of the sandwiches definitely did not justify the price. French fries were cold and rubbery. We ended up throwing most of them away. We also ordered chicken fingers from the children's menu, which seemed to be a frozen grocery store product. Again, not worth the cost. We have had excellent pizza and salads at Fat Daddy's in the past. This meal was a total disappointment.

6 of us arrived, we had a room reserved. The wait person said " you have to turn on the light,…read morethere's the switch". We sat, we had to ask for menus. A while later the wait person came back, it took 15 minutes to get the first beverage. More friends arrived and another 15 minutes to get the first beverage ordered. 30 minutes later the first meal ordered still didn't arrive and that order was canceled, waitress said it's ready, well why didn't she bring it?? She had a hand empty and was told it was canceled. 10 minutes later it arrived!! So many little things added up to not fun. We asked for separate checks when we first arrived. Towards the end of the meal, 2 of us were ready yo leave andcwe were told everything was put together. Glad we were just visiting. I for one will never return there.

Angry Daddy Pizza. (minus cappicola)

Flour Child Pizza.

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Flower Child Pizza. (takeout, with some slices removed)

The Wicked Googly

3.1(62 reviews)

We were able to seat our large group immediately with no issues. It took a few minutes for our…read moreserver to appear with menus, and again after getting our drink orders, but she seemed to be the only server working on a busy Saturday afternoon. The restaurant was a bit noisy, even though no bowling seemed to be happening. The food was typical bar fare, but cooked well enough to be considered comfort food. The chili was more sweet than spicy, and had a good texture. Street parking was all I saw.

A Disappointing and Disrespectful Experience -- Please Read Before Visiting…read more My sister and I drove over 4 hours from the DMV area to Pennsylvania for a wedding and ended up staying at Foggy Mountain Lodge (review for that coming soon). After checking in and settling our things, we began the search for somewhere to eat on July 4, 2025, which wasn't easy, as most places were closed for the holiday. After a long search, we landed on this place based on the reviews and decided to give it a try. From the moment we stepped inside, the energy was uncomfortable. The dining area had only a few tables occupied and several people were seated at the bar. As we entered, we were immediately met with long, unwelcoming stares that made the atmosphere tense and awkward. Wanting to be respectful, I waited at the bar with my sister to ask the bartender if we should seat ourselves. She turned around and proceeded to speak to and acknowledge everyone at the bar except us. We were standing right there. She looked past us like we weren't even present. It was uncomfortable and frankly, humiliating. Eventually, a staff member walked out from the kitchen and I asked them instead. They were kind and confirmed that we could seat ourselves and said the bartender would be with us shortly. We sat at one of the high-top tables near the bar, just inches away from the bartender, and waited. No water. No greeting. No acknowledgment. We watched as the bartender left the bar to serve two women who walked in after us. Another staff member, the same one who originally said we could seat ourselves, came back a few times to check in but all she really said was "you have menus" or "she should be with you soon." We sat there, visibly ignored, while every other table had drinks or food. We had nothing. We weren't even acknowledged by the bartender once. It became clear. We were being purposely overlooked. Whether it was due to race or some other reason, I don't know. But I do know that we were the only ones treated this way, and it felt horrible. After a while, I told my sister we should leave. As we got up, a couple at the bar stopped us and asked, "Are you guys walking out?" I said yes, and the woman responded, "You can go to Caroline's down the road. This place is terrible." That interaction alone was strange but it reinforced how off the environment truly was. I replied, "We're going to McDonald's, probably better service there." We didn't go to McDonald's, but at that point, anywhere else would've been better than being disrespected like that. I want the owners and staff to know we were visitors. We were respectful. We did nothing to deserve the lack of acknowledgment or service. And while some may write this off as a misunderstanding, being ignored while everyone else is served and welcomed is not a misunderstanding. It's mistreatment. If you're a traveler, especially if you are Black, I cannot recommend this place. I am grateful we didn't spend a dime there because the emotional toll of that experience was more than enough. Pennsylvania is beautiful, but this stop was a harsh reminder that hospitality isn't always extended to everyone equally. Do better.

Breakfast Sandwich (ham, egg, and cheese), plus a side of hash browns.

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Connections Cafe

4.4(33 reviews)

I haven't been back to Ligonier in a while but plan on getting there soon…read more I loved this little cozy place with a good bit of seating and very eclectic. I'm a strict vegetarian who eats some seafood. The coffee is excellent. I got the French press. Loved it. And I had a plate of food at the time and loved it too. Can't wait to go back. It is a bit pricey, but it's worth it be because of the quality and care that is given. I'm always looking for really good coffee - not weak- and this passed the test.

Today we came here to celebrate a friend's 60th birthday. We strolled the shops in Ligonier and…read morethen came here for our lunch. They were super accommodating to us, allowing us to BYOB and providing not just some delicious lunch entrees but a phenomenal dessert to top it all off. This is an order at the counter and then be seated type of establishment. You can choose from gourmet grilled cheese, a soup of the day, a frittata or soup of the day and several healthy salad options. We ordered and our food it was brought to our table within a few minutes.! Fresh lemon water was offered and filled when empty. I pre-ordered a dessert, a white chocolate raspberry tart, and we absolutely loved it! The cafe is nicely decorated with artwork and there is a section of Free Trade wares for sale in the entry area. Prices are very reasonable for what you get. High quality foods served by a very nice staff member in a pleasant atmosphere. Try it next time you are in Ligonier for a shopping day.

Gourmet Grilled Cheese

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Always fresh ingredients on the menu.

Ruthie's Diner

4.0(77 reviews)

0.7 mi

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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!

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Gino's Pizza of Ligonier

3.8(26 reviews)

0.4 mi

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We had a just fine carry-out experience from this business. The staff was friendly and…read morestraightforward over the phone when we called in our carry-out order. I'll be the first to admit that pizza from this part of Pennsylvania doesn't tend to be my favorite. It tends to be on the sweeter side with dense dough. We ordered the pierogi pizza to mix things up along with the white pizza and a pepperoni pizza. We also ordered two large salads for our group. I wish the salads would've been topped with more vegetables. It was more of an iceberg lettuce pile with a sprinkling of beets and carrots. Not exactly a nutritious kind of salad. The star of the show for me was the pierogi pizza topped with sauerkraut, potatoes and cheese. It was a fun flavor combination and something different to try. If you're in the area, I'd recommend the spot for a smooth carry-out pizza experience. Just don't expect an artisinal-style pizza. Our total for the three pizzas and salads was around $75.

We ordered a 16 cut pizza from Gino's. Sausage, onions, mushrooms, and pepperoni. It was great!read more