Delicious home style cooking. There was a wait!! Shocker, so…read morewe knew the food was good. Glad we stopped! We will be back. Had a giant Philly cheese steak.

Service is good food is tasty. Hometown family atmosphere. Everyone is very friendly.read more

This restaurant is unassuming yet absolutely amazing! The quality of the food was surprising, many…read morerestaurants today are nowhere near as fresh or as good or with portions this large. And don't get me started on the price, if you can find any restaurant with food this good at a price point close to this, I will fight a bear. Yes, you show me what I described above, and if the food is better for around the same price, I will fight a bear. Lucky for me a restaurant this good, that is this inexpensive, only exists at 106 E State Rd, in Seneca PA. The service was wonderful, very sweet and attentive. I asked lots of questions and our waitress was able to educate me on the hamloaf. Definitely worth a try and melts in your mouth. If you didn't pick up what I just put down. This is the best hearty food restaurant with the best price point anywhere, and I will fight a bear to prove it. The food is out of this world!

The food? Fantastic. The service? Great. The parking? Plenty of it…read more But then... the syrup happened. You'd think a place called The Log Cabin would serve real maple syrup -- you know, the kind that comes from trees, not a chemistry lab. Instead, they brought out that neon corn syrup impostor that tastes like it was designed to fuel a tractor, not top a pancake. One bite and my whole lumberjack fantasy came crashing down. Honestly, it's like building a beautiful cabin... and then putting plastic logs on the outside. If they ever ditch the fake syrup and go legit with the real maple stuff, I'll be back with bells (and flannel) on. Until then, consider this a cautionary tale for fellow breakfast purists.

The best chai and breakfast sandwich I've ever had (I've been all over the world). Truly the most…read morewholesome place.

Made a pit stop here on our road trip to the Finger Lakes! It's a little place in an older house…read morewith a small gravel parking lot attached. The baristas (brother and sister!) were both so nice and we enjoyed chatting with them. They have a variety of syrups and coffee drinks and a small food menu with a couple of sandwich options. I went for an oat milk cappuccino with sugar free raspberry syrup and my husband ordered a latte and a breakfast sandwich with sausage on an Asiago bagel. The drinks were decent and my husband said the egg, meat, and cheese on his sandwich were good but the bagel was very dry. All in all a nice stop though and very cozy inside if you can stay awhile! Thank you, All Things Coffee House!

The food is delicious and the staff are pleasent. The restraunt also has a cozy classic hometown…read morecafé feel

I come here for breakfast and/or lunch every now and again. It's one of the few places left to eat…read morein the small town of Cambridge Springs. This place features home-style country cooking, no-frills, and not expensive at all. The kind of joint where the regular crowd of old-timers comes in every morning for coffee and conversation, and you'll see soldiers in here occasionally from the local Army National Guard Stryker Brigade. Not a fancy place by far, they serve breakfast and lunch, and the hours are Mon.-Sat. 7am-2pm, and Sunday, 7-1. The only thing I wish this place had was real butter instead of a margarine blend, otherwise a decent place for breakfast or lunch.

Been here few times, food has been excellent, quick friendly service, laid back relaxing atmosphere.read more

Had a great breakfast at Bay and Berry. I tried the omelet (you can choose 3 toppings), and it was…read morehuge and satisfyingly fluffy. Get the potato pancake as your side, you'll thank me. The classic pancake with butter and maple syrup is also delicious. They also have a nice selection of baked goods on display and serve alcoholic drinks. The restaurant was bustling during late morning service, but the server was attentive and the place was very clean. Will definitely be back.

4.5 seems very accurate... it's beyond a dinner and as crazy as it sounds is more upscale. Look at…read morethe menu few things are just diner fair. I've been here about 1/2 dozen times and go between the seafood or beef tenderloin omelette. Flip potatoes ( think hash browns with onions seared on the outside and soft on the inside) rye toast and an order of sausage links. I think I remember the seafood omelette slightly better before but honestly it's really good. The flip potatoes are something that I've never seen at any other spot and are good. The rye toast was just store bought rye toast. The sausage links were really thick and cooked perfectly. My service was fair and nothing at all to complain about. The seating is very tight so even on a slow day you will be sitting close. The only hiccup I'd say was you have the option to pay by QR code and that's nice. The QR code takes you to a third party app I believe called " toast" . It scans your recipe ( which is your total minus tip .... Tax included) then when you add tip tax is again added to your bill... so you pay tax twice.. I looked at it a few times and just paid it vs saying something... and that is totally on me. But it seems to need fixed Overall an absolute gem of a restaurant in Edinboro Pa .... Please give it a try you won't be let down

First time visitors to Flip and would certainly come back. The ambiance is awesome. Old school…read morediner with amazing artwork on the walls. The Flip potatoes were seasoned with heaven and tasted like it. Simply delicious. The bacon was thick but not too thick. I had the weekday special and added the spicy sausage crumbles. Spectacular. The white toast was thick and buttery and just the right amount of crunch. My son had a 3 choice omelette with cheese bacon and spicy sausage and loved it. And the price was unreal. Definitely worth the stop if you're passing through. Glad it was recommended by the folks at Blaneyvision in Edinboro right up the street.

Classic greasy spoon diner with all of the home town charm you could want both through the menu and…read morethe ambiance. The restaurant is located in the old Victorian style train station, right along the still- functioning railroad tracks. You'll certainly see a train or two pass by feet from the windows while dining. Inside there are many train memorabilia items including a train that goes around the interior on a raised track above the tables. The menu is large and just what you'd expect. Unlike many diners in this area, you can visit for dinner. All meals are tasty and affordable. The baked specials are decent. Enjoyed a cinnamon roll during our visit and was not disappointed. Parking is plentiful and staff is kind and efficient. Check it out!

A fantastic breakfast spot, especially for train enthusiasts! This classic diner sits right next to…read morethe train tracks, so you can enjoy the sight and sound of passing trains while you eat. I tried their omelet and an orange milkshake, and it turned out to be the perfect combo. The portion was huge. The service was fast and attentive, making the whole experience even better.

While we were visiting last weekend, we had breakfast at The Crossroads Diner. The food was…read moredelicious and the price was extremely reasonable for the amount of food we received. Our server and the host were super friendly and took good care of us. It was not super busy, so it was quieter in the restaurant. We did also go here for a drink on Friday night. They have a great bar and it had live music.

We love this place -Located in the heart of Edinboro! They have live music on the weekends with…read morereally good duos. All of their barbeque is really good, and the loaded pulled pork nachos are a must! The service is always quick and on point. The owner is friendly and always checking in with customers! Great place to dine!

Really cool neighborhood diner not far from the lakefront. It gets really busy, and sometimes you…read morewait a little while, but the food is really good and it's worth it. Angela and her staff are very good, they work hard, and they're very good with customers. I've never had a bad experience. Plus I think it's really cool how she supports our troops. I don't live in Conneaut anymore, so I haven't eaten there recently, but will do so again if I'm in the area. If you're in town for D-Day or whatnot, definitely try this place.

Friendly service with a touch of "grandmas" cooking. For tiny little place it was a great place to…read moregrab a bite to eat and run along. Could use some clean up for those that expect a "clean" restaurant. Some may say it's a "hole in the wall", however I enjoyed the family friendly atmosphere and old time diner feel.

Great little place in Andover, easily driveable from all places around Pymatuning Lake. It's an…read moreindependent coffee shop in an unassuming building. Take a look inside as the outside view doesn't quite do the place justice. Beautifully decorated, good ambiance, and friendly staff. I enjoy stopping in for a morning coffee even I'm in town. The cold brew is delicious and sometimes they have Amish donuts for sale. They also have bagels and other cafe type of items. They also have wifi so keep in mind for a quiet place to get work done if needed.

Such a nice little coffee shop! Very nice place to hang out or do work they have lots of pastries…read moreand coffee options occasionally they have milkshakes too. In the fall holiday menu they also have hot apple cider. Been here a few times, will be back! Staff is very welcoming and friendly and great service.