Scott's Diner is the bomb! If I was running my own diner it would be a lot like Scott's - Clean,…read moreNeat, Friendly service, Great food with big portions! Menu pricing on point for the quality and experience. Hash browns for days! The meat Omelette was delicious and sour dough bread toast Scott's is in a small town but a big win for breakfast! Grabbed some of their house seasoning to bring home Keep it up happy customer

Great little family owned diner. Generous portions! Nice fluffy omelets. Had their signature chili…read moresmothered omelet. So good!! Cute creative atmosphere and lovely owners. Don't pass it up!

This restaurant seems to be your average diner with okay coffee and food. The portions are pretty…read morelarge considering the bill. One note to those thinking of checking it out: they don't take credit cards. There is an ATM across the street where you can get cash if you need it. The draw for me is the personality of the place and the friendly staff. We visited after running a local road race and looked for a decent breakfast place with potatoes. The bathrooms are little dingy looking but looked clean. They had several specials listed on the wall including a sloppy Joe with fries. I ordered the sloppy Joe and was told a few minutes later that they had not made it and asked what I wanted instead. I opted for the German fried Bologna sandwich which turned out to be pretty good. The fries needed salt but that's easy to correct.

The food there is great ! it's just that it's service is kind of slow . but I still definitely…read morerecommend it for a place to eat breakfast.

Should try their great tasting food ambiance is great atmosphere is great staffs friendly and…read morehelpful services are great their great for community

Awesome food. Great service with friendly attentive servers. Their house made chips are amazing.read more

On the way to pick up our puppy we stopped in this small town and found this coffee shop…read more It was in this really cute house and decorated really nice. Really great and I recommend stopping by to pick up a coffee and a breakfast sandwich. I swear everyone that walked in new the workers so I'm guessing it's a really really small town. The best part was that the workers didn't it make us feel out of place.

What a find! Don't believe any reviews with fewer than 5 stars. In fact, you ought to question…read morethose reviews. Upon arriving (plenty of street parking & a lot) you'll enter an adorable old house flanked by a few outside tables and chairs (don't sit under the sappy trees). You'll be greeted by a gaggle of girls that will delightfully chat you up and tell you about their extensive list of offerings. Grab your goods and pick a room to sit in depending on your needs and wants: working, reading, visiting, or playing one of the cute old games. Our coffees were good, my bad for not asking for "less sweet" (less of the syrup), I had the weekly special latte- maple & marshmallow. Don't forget, like I did, to use your $1 off for checking in here.

Cool dive biker bar type of joint. The server greeted us right away w/ menus. She was sweet. Got us…read moredrinks fast & took order after a few. Dollars all over the ceiling & pool table highlighted the decor. Simple menu. Lots of wing flavors. Got the build your burger w/ cheese lettuce tomato & grilled onions (included). Came w/ grilled awesome bun & super melted cheese. Added crispy tater tots for only $3! Both were awesome. We also got hand cut fries & buffalo cauliflower - both fine. Chicken wings w/ garlic parm was tasty. All around good bar food. Prices not bad too.

GREAT wings. We got PB&J wings because of other reviewers' recommendation and they did not…read moredisappoint. I wasn't expecting to get actual peanut butter sauce on them but low and behold. Highly recommend the 5 minute detour off the hwy for great food and nice people. Kids were welcome, too.

this place does not exist anymore. i'm really not sure what else I'm supposed to say as far as we…read morecame here to get coffee, it wasn't open nor was it seemingly in operation there was nothing. we parked and got out of the car and walked up to the building. There were some dead plants inside and a sign where to park, but otherwise there were no operating hours.

Pleasantly surprised to find "cabbage rolls" as the daily special. At home, we called them gołąbki…read more Of course no one ever makes them like your mother, but these came pretty darned closed. Very homey family restaurant.

We were driving and looking for something local and saw the sign on the roadway and decided to…read morestop. The service was genuinely friendly with plenty of seating options in a large restaurant. They provided a kids menu with word games that kept my son occupied the entire time we waited for the food and even after we left. The food was delicious, especially the noodles and lasagna special. We also had a chef salad and a sandwich, which were both very good. We were so surprised with what a great restaurant stop experience that we weren't expecting. Definitely check Lee's out

When you need a cup of coffee. Where do you go? How about a Canadian coffee shop in America…read more The coffee here is very good. And they offer donuts and pastries as well. The staff was friendly and answered my questions. I was able to get in and out very quickly.

Love the dough nuts fresh very pricey , had never tried them they're good the customer service was…read moregood

WOW...what a great find. A hole in the wall donut place that is well worth looking for and buying…read morein. My wife and I stopped it and it did not disappoint. Fresh cookies and cakes and unbelievable donuts. The staff was plentiful and very helpful. Too many to choose from. I ended up getting standard glazed donut (they had just sold the last of their blueberry cake to the guy in front of me ) and a maple frosted vanilla cream filled stick. Oh man...the glazed donut was 10 out of 10. I waited to have the second donut until later in the day and man...that maple frosted was amazing! Totally worth stopping. Fantastic place. Fantastic staff. Fantastic donuts. They have been making donuts for a long time and with them being this good...I understand why they have been successful at doing it.

Amazing bakery. Cinnamon rolls are absolutely delicious…read more And try the piña colada cake is absolutely amazing and delicious. Friendly staff.

Stopped here en route to Pittsburgh. I must say everyone in the restaurant was friendly ( we had 2…read moreemployees ask if we needed help/ or a basket while shopping after our meal), but I will say hands down that Marcie was the BEST server I've had at ANY Cracker Barrel, and I've been to several over the last 20+ years.... Marcie was super friendly, warm, attentive and personable. My husband ordered the campfire chicken, (?) 1/4 chicken with potatoes, corn on the cob, carrots and cherry tomatoes cooked in foil. "It tasted amazing, meat extremely tender and falling off the bone, seasoning was light and tasty and the carrots were so good, they were the highlight." I got my usual chicken and dumplin's with fried apples. Always good comfort food. Of course we had biscuits and corn muffins, and sweet tea. The biscuits/ muffins were served in a bread basket, a little fancier than previously done lol (assuming it's corporate vs a local thing). Of course no trip to CB would be complete without checking out the candy section as well as the various displays of holiday ( Halloween, Thanksgiving and post July Fourth stuff currently), as well as beach, autumn, lake stuff, etc). Won't lie, lunch and our purchases exceeded $140.... :) Thank you again, Marcie, you were fantastic!!!

This breakfast was an absolute disaster from start to finish like someone went out of their way to…read moreruin every classic morning staple. The eggs were rubbery and somehow both overcooked and cold, the bacon tasted like it had been sitting out since yesterday, and the pancakes were dense, flavorless slabs that absorbed syrup like soggy sponges without adding any sweetness of their own. Even the toast was a letdown burnt on one side, pale on the other, and served with what I'm pretty sure was stale butter. The coffee? Bitter, lukewarm, and somehow still managed to leave a burnt aftertaste that lingered far too long. Honestly, I'd have been better off skipping breakfast entirely than enduring whatever this was supposed to be.