We've tried to stop here four different times during our trips to Ligonier, but the restaurant has…read moreconsistently been closed on days and hours when they claim to be open.

Consistently good food. Nice for a leisurely weekend breakfast or lunch. Today I tried the Turkey…read moreClubber sandwich. Sourdough bread, lettuce, tomato, bacon, turkey and your choice of cheese. I asked for Gruyère but got American. Even so, it was huge and delicious. Know that you have to order before sitting down. Sometimes it's hard to get two seats together but people are accommodating and willing to shuffle if they see there's a need. I like sitting at the bar to watch them cook!

My family and I stopped in here on Sunday around 11 AM. There were 7 of us in total. Our servers…read morewere great and super friendly. I ordered the BLT which came with fries. The food is classic diner food and it hit the spot. This place is also neat because it doubles as a pharmacy. It brings back a bit of nostalgia. This place is a great little diner to check out in you're in the area!

Good is always good, servers are great pleasent and attentive…read more Lots of seating that is clean and bright. The license plate collection on the wall is impressive

As we entered the Kitchen on Main. We could immediately tell this was a going to be a special…read moreevening for dinner. We were seated at a booth near the open kitchen. Cool that we can be entertained watching food being prepared. Our server, Essense, took our drink orders and gave us a couple minutes to peruse the menu. Salads with homemade ranch dressing arrived soon. Our server was terrific at keeping our dinner at a relaxed pace. Soon our entrees arrived. One blackened Mahi-Mahi and one beef short rib. Nice portions for both dinners. We didn't save room for desserts but, we ordered a couple coffee drinks for our ride home. The golden latte and toasted almond chai latte were a great finish during our drive home.

I'm not really sure where to start with this review…read more While visiting, some lovely locals recommended to try the Kitchen on Main as a good lunch or dinner spot. On the outside, you're greeted with plenty of outdoor patio seating in front of the restaurant and live music from an artist playing tunes. Inside is a spacious bar, lounge and woodsy interior with another room with tables and larger party seating. Since we had a little one with us, we thought more fitting to sit outside, watch the horses and carriages pass and enjoy the fresh air. We were told by the hosts that the seating in the front, though unoccupied, wasn't available, but the tables on the side (which I thought were for storage as they weren't set, cleaned or too presentable looking) were. Although a bit confused by that note, we decided to sit outside. It seemed that there was only one server working the outside area as we saw her hastily going back and forth. We were sat at 5:35pm or so. After about 10 minutes, she took our drink orders and 10 minutes later we then ordered our food. We got the drink we ordered then patiently awaited our food. A little after 6:05p, it started to sprinkle with rain outside. If you know PA, the rain can come down hard and heavy, quick. We asked our server if they had other seating available who went to check. As we were sitting on the side of the building - in an uncovered area - we went inside around 6:15p to ask if there was other seating available. Surely a rain soaked toddler and water ruined food isn't the best look for a restaurant serving its guests.. Both the younger lady hosts and a man (not sure his relation to this restaurant), John, seemed a bit perplexed by our request. He then proceeded to advise that the umbrella-covered seating in the front of the restaurant wasn't available, pulls his phone out to check the weather, notes that it doesn't say it's raining, but instead says "yeah, I don't know what that is, maybe it's a neighbor spraying a hose nearby" (while another employee says "I see the rain on the window in front of us") and doesn't really provide any solution for us to sit so we go back outside. Very confused by that interaction, when we saw our server next, we told her that we would be leaving and we'll pay the check for the one drink we ordered. Another girl came out and apologized, saying she wasn't sure why they wouldn't let us sit inside or anywhere else and proceeded to take us to a table inside. Our now hangry and somewhat sprinkled on toddler got her food, noodles with butter, at 6:20p and we got our dishes at 6:30p. The food looked decent though I can't comment on its flavor and taste of our meals as I had no appetite then. I don't know who would want to enjoy a meal there after that interaction. No apology or conversation from a manager was ever had, no items removed from the bill or a complimentary item provided to make up for the poor experience. We didn't eat much as we were quite off put but paid the bill in full. I still have no idea who the "John" guy is and what purpose he may serve there aside from the blatant disregard of guest's concerns and a poor example set in front of the younger employees. Our server and some of the other runner girls were kind, so I don't think customer service and general decency as a human is lacking from this town but this experience and this specific restaurant left that unfortunate impression. If he or they didn't want us there, I surely would have appreciated the honesty so we could spend our money and celebrate Father's Day weekend elsewhere. I don't plan on coming back and only Yelp members don't visit either. If I could tell you to avoid this restaurant at all costs, I would.

4.5 stars. South Greensburg Restaurant is a local country-themed restaurant that serves breakfast…read moreand lunch. Menu items include French toast, pancakes, waffles, omelettes, sandwiches, salads, soups, and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate breakfast here one time. An employee promptly and kindly greeted us, seated us, took our order, and brought out our foods and drinks. I ordered the 14-inch buttermilk pancake with triple berries on top, and my husband ordered the sausage gravy 'n biscuits with two sunnyside-up eggs. Both foods were significantly larger than what we could fit into our stomachs, and they tasted very good. The total price was $27 with cash or $28 with a credit card plus a tip. We had to pay up front at the cash register, not at our table. Note that a free parking lot is behind the building.

Our first time here was a Saturday morning around 9:30. Very busy at that time with all the tables…read morefilled. We were able to be seated without a wait however, and the service here is top notch. The wait staff hustles and takes care of everyone, regardless if you are at their table or not. Refilling coffee, water, asking if we needed anything, etc. I ordered the Popeye omelette (with spinach and feta) and I added on ham. I enjoyed it very much. Toast is extra, but the prices are reasonable for everything and portion sizes are sufficient. My daughter had a breakfast with hash browns and said they were cold, unfortunately. That is the only negative thing I can say. The restaurant and ladies room were both very clean. The walls are adorned with lots of funny farmhouse signs. the whole place is very country themed . You can tell it is a favorite local breakfast spot and if you live in Westmoreland County you should definitely have breakfast or lunch here!

Great food. Great service! Wonderful atmosphere and a unique vibe. Will definitely come back when…read morein town!

This little restaurant was terrific. (I've only been there once, so far.)…read moreI parked in the back (metered) lot and we entered through the the basement via an alley door, which was a neat experience. But, there is also a regular front door. Our server was very friendly and pleasant, and our food was delicious with good portions for a good price.

I had a chance to check out the Fallingwater Cafe for the first time yesterday. It's tucked on the…read moreFallingwater property by the visitor's center, but within the gates so you can't come here unless you already have a ticket. The small but useful cafe had a few grab and go food options, and a small bakery case, with most of their offerings being various bottled drinks, hot tea, coffee, and lattes. I got a harvest turkey cranberry sandwich, a falling leaves latte, and a honey lavender latte while I was there. The sandwich was very large and I had a hard time finishing it. The lattes were sweet and refreshing. The sandwich cost $15, and each of the lattes cost $5.50. They do have allergy information for the sandwiches, but not for the bakery items, which was unfortunate, since their raspberry donut cheesecake looked decadent. They are a cashless facility and do accept Apple Pay. They have a variety of indoor and outdoor seating.

Amazing latte! I loved this little cafe. The price was a little expensive but SO worth it.read more

I get the croissant breakfast sandwich, it's always hot and fresh, just delicious. Nice place to…read moregrab a bite.

Youngstown Grille is a local restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Examples of menu…read moreitems are French toasts, pancakes, breakfast sandwiches, omelettes, soups, salads, smash burgers, hoagies, pizzas, and dinners such as liver and onions and chicken and biscuits. My husband and I ate one breakfast here. An employee promptly seated us at a clean table. Our waitress was friendly, but she had slow service and made multiple mistakes for us, and we overheard her mess up two other tables' orders. Here are my reviews for what we ate: Giant Cinnamon-Roll Pancake - 4.5 stars - I did not measure this pancake, but it was a very, very large size. Surprisingly, I ate most of it, and I might have eaten all of it if I hadn't planned to eat lunch two hours later. The pancake was fluffy and topped with sweet icing, but I think that it could use more cinnamon. Bagel Breakfast Sandwich - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this sandwich. The bagel, cheese, crispy bacon, and eggs tasted very good. Assorted Cookies - 4.5 stars - These cookies came in several flavors, and I ordered one of each flavor. The waitress, however, told me that two of the flavors were out of stock, which was not true, because I literally took a photo of those cookies in the display case, and you can see that photo attached to this review. She brought out very cold cookies in flavors of triple chocolate chip (which my husband really liked), oatmeal raisin, Reese's (one of my favorites), chaos (several ingredients), and lemon blueberry (my other favorite). My husband said that the cookies were a large size and tasted good, and I agree. The total price for these three foods and one soda was $29 plus tax, a 3% credit-card processing fee, and a tip.

Phenomenal service! Our waitress was amazing. She checked in on us and provided us with what we…read moreneeded. The food was great! Served hot and extremely delicious! They made us fresh cup of coffee. Sweet tea was tasty. There's a lot of seating and the art work is adorable.

Giving 3 stars reluctantly because I really want businesses to succeed. Especially at this…read morelocation because its one of those places where its been transformed a few times now and you want to see longevity for once. They had me with the Back to the 80's vibe. We kept putting off trying it so I was kind of curious, and wanted to take a trip down memory lane. Not sure if I set the bar too high but sad to say if I didn't know the name of the place it would just be another restaurant with a few mementos. I was expecting so much more and couldn't wait to connect with 80's . The menu is a mixed bag of choices, average prices, friendly staff. Thankfully another patron snagged the server before me and questioned her about the non 80's music playing. Music was more like teenie- bopper tunes. Server managed to play one 80s song and it got bumped back to the teenie- bopper setting. Server said she was having trouble with the music. Maybe we will return to try their breakfast menu and hopefully it will be a better encounter now that I know to focus on the food and not the 80's.