Amazing place for coffee! The service was pretty quick for how busy they always are and their…read moredrinks are super good! They have lots of food as well, and sweet treats that are very tasty. Very cute interior and exterior seating.

I'm so glad I found this cute little coffee shop in Ohiopyle. Yeah, hydrating with water is better…read morewhen you're hiking...but on the other hand, lattes are delicious! I said this shop is a little one - more specifically, the interior is small. They have a good number of outdoor seating options, which were not in use at 3:00 on a cool November afternoon. But over the summer, this would absolutely be a great spot to sit down, sip your drink, and either prep for a hike or recover after one. The staff were very nice and welcoming when I stopped in a couple of weekends ago. I ordered a lavender latte and got a couple of cute stickers for good measure. I didn't get any food or snacks, but I did note that there are some nice options here that I'd like to sample in the future! The latte itself was delicious, with the right mix of coffee, milk, and flavoring for me. I then enjoyed my coffee while strolling on one of the easier trails - it was so relaxing and was the perfect way to end my weekend. (Don't worry: my trash made it back to my car and didn't become litter in our beautiful state park!) I would absolutely come here again, and love knowing that there's a cute coffee shop to help kick off or wrap up a nice afternoon on the trails.

This spot is so fantastic. The outdoor spaces are amazing - with beautiful landscaping and plants…read moregalore. I asked a couple questions about the menu and was immediately directed to the BLT by a woman in the kitchen. Wow I wasn't disappointed. It was sooooo good. The bread was toasted perfectly (so it didn't kill the roof of my mouth), the tomato's and lettuce were fresh, the bacon crispy, and that basil mayo. A life changing BLT if there is such a thing. A couple side notes I appreciate. Bittersweet's marketing team deserves. Ton of credit - they have some awesome swag available for purchase. Also, this is a Christian oriented cafe with bible verses, messaging, and music. Love it! And finally, check out the story about Bittersweet's roots, its commitment to addiction recovery/support, and the owner's son's story/passing. The name "Bittersweet Cafe" will take on a deeper meaning (the news articles can be found in the walls before the counter by the bathrooms). Cheers Bittersweet, thanks for having me, and God bless!

Absolutely beautiful store, inside and out, but especially outside. They have tables in the front…read moreof the store and out the back. Nice landscaping provides a near perfect setting to enjoy a cup of coffee. I ended up getting a simple red eye. It was delicious. I understand they brew Iron Star coffee out of West Mifflin. The same Iron Star that owns Coffee Tree shops. If this coffee is any indication, I think I need to visit Coffee Tree again. It's been a while. Anyway, I had a really good cup of coffee and a peanut butter and jelly cookie. No complaints on the cookie, but I wish they had some breakfast sweets like scones or cinnamon rolls. Next time I'll try some real food. Just be aware that things are a little pricey here.

We had a large group stop by for dinner on a Saturday night and were pleasantly surprised that…read morethere was only a 15 minute wait! We were able to grab drinks from the bar and sit at the picnic tables on the lower level while we waited. The vibes are very chill, with picnic tables and corn hole, while also showing a view of the surrounding Ohiopyle. Once we were seated, our server was friendly and prompt, and we couldn't believe how quickly all our food came out! Everything was served fresh and hot! Our group tried the wings, cheese curds, salmon wrap, chicken Caesar wrap, chicken fingers, and Reuben. The portions were large, with most of us taking home leftovers. They were out of a few items, but we'll just have to come back again to try them!

This is really the only place in town to grab a cold beer after a long ride. The first day, we sat…read moreat the bar. The service was excellent! Our bartender was a wealth of information about the area. The second day we sat at a table and the bartender from the day before was our server, so we had excellent service. The food was also on point. I had the wings, made to order and my wife had the crab cakes, both were very good. I highly recommend this place to eat and drink when you're in the area.

We were making the nine hour drive home from DC and needed to some caffeine- but didn't want to…read morestop at a chain (ahem, Starbucks). This spot was perfect! We ordered a piece of the banana cake, nitro cold brew and a flat white with half and half. The staff was friendly and quick- just what we needed to get back on the road. It's perfectly located along the National 40 historic road and east to hop on and off. Not to mention easy parking and charming gas station-car-decor. Highly recommend!

What a great find out in the back roads of Pennsylvania. If you are a coffee snob like me you know…read morehow important it is to have great coffee of all types from drip to cortado or a caramel espresso. This is the place for you.. they do hot and cold drinks that are excellent. And not just excellent for the area but overall for me. I have been all over the Bay Area of Northern California and then the world and drinking coffee and this place stacks up as a solid choice for sure. The staff is friendly, they know their coffee. Plenty of parking, easy to get to, and it is such a nice design as it was an old gas station. They have all sorts of car and motorcycle antiques and motifs. This makes it a fun place to get your morning "fuel" for the day...

This is a great little spot to grab breakfast before heading out on a trail or river adventure…read more They've got solid breakfast options (omelettes, breakfast wraps, french toast, meats, etc) and a large selection of teas, coffees, and bottled drinks. Plus the staff is super nice. As a vegetarian, I appreciate the veg options without having to substitute. I will absolutely go back to this place. Minus one star for using all disposable cups, plates, forks, etc.

The cafe is small, and run by young kids that do a mediocre job of "everything". The coffee is…read moreweak, the breakfast sandwich was the lowest quality cheese and ham, there is only two tables to sit at, IMO it is a really poor little shop, it could be so much better. Use better breads, finer cheese, better meats, add more tables, give better service, use real cream in your coffee, in simple, do better. I wont come back.

A Hidden Gem Worth Leaving the Turnpike For! After making…read morethe drive between Northern Virginia and Ohio for more than 20 years, we couldn't believe we had never discovered Out of the Fire Café before. Anyone who regularly travels the Pennsylvania Turnpike knows how hard it is to find a truly memorable place to eat. This one is absolutely worth the short detour. The atmosphere is charming, the view is beautiful, and the food exceeded every expectation. We had to try their famous mushroom soup, and even though I'm not normally a mushroom fan, it was hands-down one of the best cups of soup I've ever had. The smoked salmon salad was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. My husband ordered the Filet Mignon Sandwich special, and every bite was packed with incredible flavor. Our server was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. She made us feel right at home and added to what was already a wonderful dining experience. We finished with the Bananas Foster. While it wasn't the tableside flaming presentation you'd find at a fine-dining restaurant, the flavor was outstanding and the perfect ending to a fantastic meal. We'll definitely be making Out of the Fire Café a tradition on our future trips. If you're traveling the Pennsylvania Turnpike, do yourself a favor and make the stop--you won't regret it!

We were in town for just one night and this was the place everyone recommended. We had a large…read moreparty and everyone, ages 77 to 11 found something they enjoyed. The mushroom soup was a big hit, as was the burger. Salads were fresh and portions were all generous. The only reason for reducing a star is service--our server was incredibly slow and nonchalant. We were there for a good 2 hours and all the folks around us finished way before us. Would go back if I'm in the area.

Came back to this place on a whim. The service was still amazing. The place was packed and they got…read moreus in and out within an hour or so. I still love the decor and the photos around the place. Ramps and eggs were amazing. I guess it's ramp season (very strong onion) and i couldn't pass it up. It had whipped Ricotta and pesto on fresh sourdough. It was incredible. A ton of flavor and the bread was phenomenal. I was also informed the Philly was amazing. Loved the flavors.

Stopped in at 1:45pm for lunch with two small children. The sign on the door said they were open…read moreuntil 2pm and we were relived to make it in time for the lunch service. The place was packed and the hostess would not look at us. She put her hand over her face and looked to the servers walking past. One of the servers said, "We're closed." We said, "oh... ok." And left. Listen, I've worked in the restaurant industry. I get it, it's frustrating when people come in close to closing time. However, if the posted signage has a closing time of 2pm that means you are open and taking customers until that time. If the kitchen closes earlier, that should be posted. If that isn't the case, even if you really want to clock out, you need to stay. Especially if you're located in a remote location with travelers coming through. Luckily there was a Dollar General nearby and we could grab something to eat... not the experience we were hoping for.

After three days of biking the GAP, we arrived in Confluence ready for a great dinner, and River's…read moreEdge Cafe absolutely delivered. Before going, I had read a few isolated reviews mentioning poor service and food quality. Since our experience was the complete opposite, I think it's only fair to share it as some balance. We had made a dinner reservation for the patio overlooking the river. It was a beautiful, sunny (and HOT) day. When we arrived, the hostess let us choose our table. I picked a sunny spot, but our server, Amy, came over and suggested we move just one table back because the shade would reach us much sooner, and we would still have a great view of the river. She was right, and after a long day on our bikes, we really appreciated her thoughtfulness. And that was just the beginning. Amy immediately brought us water and took our drink order. I was craving a spicy margarita, which wasn't on the menu. She graciously told me that if they had jalapeños in the kitchen, she would make me a great one. A little while later, Amy appeared with my margarita in hand and apologized for the delay. Then she explained why it had taken a little longer: they didn't have any jalapeños in the kitchen, so a staff member had actually run to their nearby home to grab a fresh pepper FROM THEIR GARDEN for my drink! Seriously. Who does that?! And yes, it was one of the best spicy margaritas I've ever had. Dinner was just as impressive. I really wanted a Caesar salad with steak, which also wasn't a menu option. When I asked Amy about it, she immediately said she thought they could make it happen. And they did. The steak was cooked perfectly, the salad was well made, and it had exactly the right amount of dressing. After three days of biking the GAP, sitting beside the river with a delicious meal, refreshing drinks and that beautiful view was exactly what we needed. Huge props to Amy and the entire staff at River's Edge Cafe. From accommodating our off-menu requests to literally finding a fresh-from-the-garden jalapeño for my margarita, the service went far beyond what we expected. Our experience was absolutely wonderful, and River's Edge will definitely be on our list the next time we're in Confluence!

The cafe is a B&B right on the river with a lovely porch with tables outside and front garden. We…read morestopped here off the GAP trail. We sat inside that had two front rooms of table space and a homey feel to it. On the menu, it suggested ordering the soup as it was the chef's specialty. The food was overall fine. Service was alright.

Interesting place with an interesting name. Stopped by for an Americano and a pumpkin scone. The…read morescone was fresh out of the oven and was delicious. The americano was ok but was what I expected. They serve beans from Commonplace Coffee and I know from previous experience that their coffee is not my favorite. Personal preference I guess. Nonetheless, a cool place with friendly people. I had a nice experience and wouldn't hesitate to return.

This is the place to get coffee in town. Excellent coffee and espresso in a fun atmosphere. They…read morehave an art installation this part of the coffee shop thus the name tissue farm.

Stopped by while in town visiting my sister. What a cute cafe with so much to offer! My sister…read morerecommended this cafe because they offer outdoor seating and I had my dog traveling with me. The staff was beyond polite and kind. The young girls working offered my dog a bowl of water and served it with a couple of pets. I had an iced coffee and muffin which were both great! My sister got a grilled cheese and cookie which she seemed to enjoy. Would definitely recommend and return in the future.

This is one of my go-tos when visiting Morgantown because of how close it is to my parent's. They…read moreare consistently solid. I will also say the price is pretty unbeatable for the size. It's also super cozy and very inviting