Stopped for a lunch on our way through after visiting the Flight 93 National Memorial. Tuna fish…read moresandwich made just the way I like it; husband's burger was fine, but nothing special. Service was good. Tons of homemade pies ...we were too full!

I spent a long day tooling around the Laurel Highlands and wanted to get back to Pittsburgh before…read moredark. However, since I was touring a few Frank Lloyd Wright houses, I had not eaten since my early morning continental breakfast at the Comfort Inn in Connellsville. Mindlessly following the Google Maps directions, I arrived in a town called Indian Head and didn't have any expectations about what I'd find in this family-friendly roadside diner. Without hesitation, I ordered the $13.99 Grilled Chicken Salad. I was quite impressed with what arrived. There were huge pieces of grilled chicken breast, tender and moist, with cucumber, lettuce, cherry tomatoes, onions, beets, shredded cheddar, and a pickled egg with ranch dressing on the side (Photo 9). Sounds basic, I know, but it was hearty, fresh, and genuinely satisfying. Midway through my salad, a plate of fries arrived (Photo 10). I wasn't expecting it, but the server apologized for the delay. I only noticed later that the fries were mentioned in the menu. I certainly didn't mind because they were hot, tasty, and not at all greasy. Even though I was getting full and kinda anxious to get going, I was rather hypnotized by the refrigerator of freshly made pies. I just couldn't help myself and ordered a $4.29 slice of Banana Meringue Pie (Photo 8). I don't think I've had homemade pie that good since gorging at Valois back in my olden grad school days in the South Side of Chicago. What a nice surprise to have such a delicious square meal in a place called Indian Head. FOOD - 5 stars..tasty, reasonably priced diner fare exceeded my expectations AMBIANCE - 4 stars...clean and spacious diner SERVICE - 5 stars...friendly server made a big difference TOTAL - 5 stars...if I'm ever in western Pennsylvania, I'd be back RELATED - Exploring the Pittsburgh area? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/VI8tHDpfoC

Stopped in on a Monday. The wait staff was warm and welcoming. Food service (take out) was fast…read more I wanted to try to keep up my healthy eating streak and most other(few open) places were run of the mill fast food. Shops seem to Cater to Tourist, open on Wednesday and Closer to the weekend. This spot Was open and I was able to get a yummy salad, but I also had to Try that yummy tiramisu berry cake!

Great food. Great service . Small eating area but comfortable. Roast beef sandwich with pepper…read morejelly was amazing. Very reasonably priced.

If you haven't had anything from here it is an absolute must try there very genuine people and very…read moregenerous with the meats they put on there subs/sando's very clean and the atmosphere is great not a long wait either. 2 up

Service is quick to get drinks going and fast to take order. Food took about 30 mins to get to me…read morebut they were really busy and the food is worth the wait. I 100% recommend this place to eat.

Four of us went here for breakfast. All four of us got a different breakfasts and they were all…read moreGreat. Sausage patties hand made were phenomenal. Bold Coffee, next time we are in the area, a definite stop. Place is clean and well staffed and quick service.

Food : There subs are amazing!! Delicious is the word. Especially there Italian…read more Torpedos..! Everything from. The sub roll , lettuce , all toppings , from sweet peppers to black olives ,meat and cheeses, all super fresh !!!! My whole family lives all their subs !!!! Delicious 5 * s....!!!!

I visit Em's Sub Shop at least once each time in Somerset, PA visiting family. My go to Sub is…read moretheir Steak Sub, but this time I tried the Ultimate Sub and it was delicious. I'd much rather support a small business than a chain sub shop. They also sell homemade Gobs. Give them a try if you're ever in the area and looking for a local sub shop. BOOM!!!!

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.

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.

This place is a delightful gem in the heart of Ligonier. My husband and I were in town for the…read moreevening and decided to stop here on a whim for dinner. Service was good! Our waitress was very nice! The food? Absolutely outstanding. The warm bread was delicious. For dinner I ordered the rotisserie chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans. I'm going to be dreaming of that chicken for a while. It was incredibly juicy and the flavor was delish! Loved the cozy atmosphere too! Very nice place and can't wait to go again!

We were looking for a place to get a late lunch. Well, this is the only restaurant in/near Central…read moreCity. They only accept cash, but have an AMT inside ($3 fee). The prices are a bit steep, but guess can charge more when only place in town. You order at the counter & they have 4-5 booths for dine-in. We ordered crispy chicken salads. They were out of unsweet tea and any diet dressing. Drinks are in cans or bottles. The service was good and staff is friendly. Salads come topped with a good portion of beer-battered fries. (To me it is odd to have fries on a salad, so I put them on the side.) The fries were nice and hot and tasted good. The salad has cucumbers, green peppers, onion, egg and tomato. Overall, very fresh and tasted good. The chicken was tender and melted in my mouth. The inside of building is small and appears to maybe had been an ice cream shop at one time.