The Travel Mug is the cutest little coffee shop, with delicious drinks and treats! Located right…read moreacross from the tennis courts, this was the perfect post-game pick-me-up. They had a great selection of coffee and non-coffee drinks, as well as many homemade treats. Everything was delicious and the girls working there were super friendly. The space is bright and clean, and we loved that they had a little area just for the kids, too!

Cute place if you like coffee. Seems like they have different specials to eat along with a handful…read moreof regulars. When I went, it was close to St Patricks Day so they had irish inspired lattes. My only issue was somehow- not sure how - we ordered pistachio matcha latte but it was coffee? I didnt say anything but its a cute place and hopefully It continues to grow. Looks like even college kids from FSU travel the 10 ish minutes out of school to stop by for breakfast or lunch. Staff was very friendly. Their Naan and crab dip is very good

Great experience at the Casselman Creamery for a casual lunch option! The creamery is a cute barn…read morewith a small grocery area (cheese, milk, drinks, etc) and a gift shop. They also have a restaurant with a nice seating area. The staff was very warm and welcoming! The food had huge portions. I got the gyro and my husband got the grilled cheese and tomato soup. I recommend upgrading to the naan bread with the gyro. My husband also got an ice cream cone which had great, smooth ice cream. I also recommend the cheese curds-delicious and fresh. The location allows has a large window into the cheese "factory." Fun to watch the workers pack different items. I'll definitely be back to grab some cheese.

Nice creamery with tasty cheese curds and milkshakes! Staff are so nice and friendly. It's even…read moreeasy to find right off the highway! Wish there were cold brew flavored ice cream, but it's out for few weeks! Definitely check out this place in a hot summer while you are driving through the town!

My son and I stopped through here on our way to Pittsburgh. It was so hot that day and the hilly…read moredrive made me scared and nauseous. I saw a sign for this place off the highway and was excited to get off and regain my composure. The guy who served me was so sweet, very friendly and didn't seem irritated with me talking and talking and talking lol I was anxious and couldn't help myself. We got some treats and used the very clean bathroom. They didn't have an annoying tip machine and the guy didn't even expect one but I wanted to show my appreciation for his kindness and allowing me to talk so much haha. Great place in a beautiful area 10 out of 10

Stopped in after a weekend at Deep Creek. Lots of seating and no wait for lunch on a weekday. Kids…read moreand adults loved their meals. Sliders and a huge bowl of applesauce for one kid (big approval on both). Bowl of creamy tomato soup for kid #2, which he said was amazing. Yard Bird sandwich was enormous, juicy, and very crisply fried. Corned beef and sauerkraut (housemade) in the Reuben was delicious but had a slightly disappointing meat-to-kraut ratio that had me wishing for a bit more of the tender corned beef. A really nice touch is that the kids meals are 1/2 off with the purchase of an entree. $5 instead of $10. Great deal and still high quality food. Our waitress was terrific but the kitchen was surprisingly slow given that there were only a few diners in the restaurant. (The slow service made it a 4 star, not 5, experience.) Nice decor and clean bathrooms. Some in our party wandered through the quaint artisan village across the street while we waited for our food.

Best hometown diner around! All of their food is amazing and you can tell a lot of love goes into…read moretheir business. They are always so friendly and welcoming whether if your local or from out of town. It is cash only but there are some banks around where you can use the atm.

Great spot in Meyersdale for breakfast. It is my usual breakfast spot while biking the Great…read moreAllegheny Passage. They welcome trail users with open arms. Great food. I even bought a slice of chocolate cream pie for dessert - after BREAKFAST! Oh Yeah!

It's a newer coffee shop and it's absolutely puts Starbucks to shame. Not only is it more…read moreaffordable than Starbucks but it tastes so much better. Inside is so cute and the style they used to decorate is trendy but cozy to get a coffee and just sit and relax. It's a family owned business and they treat every customer like a part of their family. 109% recommend coming here you won't be disappointed

Back at one of our favorite spots! Tall Pines Distillery is a family owned spot featuring hand…read morecrafted Moonshine, Barrel Aged Bourbon, Whiskey & Rum! We love having dinner on their gorgeous patio and definitely want to come watch the belt sander racing! The owners are so nice and our food came out hot and delicious as always! We grabbed a bottle of our favorite Pine Sap Moonshine to go and this time we also got 2 different salsas to try! Such a cute hidden gem on the Mason Dixon Highway in the Laurel Highlands! We will absolutely be back! Maple Old Fashioned Summer Fling Turkey Pesto Panini BBQ Bacon Burger Flatbread

Came here for live music outside and a few. Very nice space, parking could be tight…read more They have food trucks, as well as an outdoor bar with various specialty cocktails and drinks. Overall, great spot in a small area.

Springs, Pa. is a farming community that has had an annual arts, Crafts, farming demonstrations for…read more61 years! 1st weekend in Oct. Now I haven't been attending it 61 years..lol....but I have for 5 years or so! The festival is sponsored by the community and everyone pitches in to help! They have people making apple butter, quilting, sheep shearing, candle dipping, maple syrup making, broom making, etc. The churches has food for sale-loaves and loaves of fresh hot bread, apple butter, sour kraut, kettle corn then in cafeteria hot (real) pancakes/maple syrup, summer sausage, rich cottage cheese, many fresh pie slices, coffee, etc. outside of the barn (where most of the crafters are) has working farm demonstrations for the public. Nice festival and tradition to visit!

A hidden gem! The Saturday farmer's market runs May through September at the Springs Historical…read moreSociety's grounds in Springs, Penn., just over the state line from Grantsville, Md. Follow the small directional signs from Route 40. Arrive early and enjoy breakfast in the pavilion, typically prepared and served by students at the local Mennonite school. Pancakes are $.75, toast is $.50, two kielbasa-type sausages are $1.25. Three of us can eat a hearty breakfast for $8, and you'll sit at picnic tables with the locals. One of our favorite traditions! They also serve lunch items - chili dogs and burgers. Walk around the grounds to see 60+ local farmers with produce that deepens as the summer goes on. Our favorite are peaches ($4 for a half-peck -- unreal!) sold at the first stand on the left as you walk up towards the pavilion. You'll find anything and everything fresh that you can imagine -- tomatoes, corn, melons, peppers, squash, berries and greens. Inside the pavilion, and on the other side from the breakfast stand, are all sorts of baked goods. Look for the line of folks at the donut stand -- giant and delicious homemade glazed donuts. Take home a half-dozen for $3.75 (also sold by the dozen or as singles). You'll also find pies, breads and wonderful baked treats. A sweet-tooth's paradise! Throughout the pavilion and outside, you'll see craftsmen, quilters, artists, and flea market stands. The Springs Folk Festival is the like the Saturday market multiplied -- so many vendors, artists and more. It's held in early October, at the conclusion of the farmers market Saturdays. Parking is plentiful in a big field.

This was a nice little stop on our way home from the lake. So cute I can't get over it. They had…read moretables with umbrellas and nice views of the rolling fields. Cash or check only. The portions are HUGE. Sundaes are soft served based with generous toppings. They also gave us the largest pup cup I've ever seen. Highly recommend!!

A cute little place with a great view. The ice cream was awesome and the workers were very nice! I…read morewould 100% go back.

Both maternal and paternal families arrived in The Northern Neck (NNK) -- a 100-mile-long peninsula…read moreon Virginia's western Chesapeake Bay shore, bounded by the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers in the early 1600's. Our family members are members of Sons of American Revolution and of Daughters of American Revolution. We delight in annual meetings at Casselman's and delight in the menu, the kitchen, and the service. Caveat: avoid at all costs the Casselman version of Buckwheat Cakes - This is a shame version. We delight in the original tart and thin Buckwheat cake of Preston County. Have enjoyed nearly all items on menu. Prices have increased while portions have decreased. My brother insists in the chthonic time after breakfast and prior to lunch. Highly recommend.... There are several dining options in this area, and all are good.

A spot that serves up classics like grilled cheese and tomato soup - and South Mountain creamery…read moreice cream for dessert? Yea, please! I thought the three cheese grilled cheese was a little too much but the soup was fresh and vibrant.