This was my first time trying Crumbl cookies. We ordered an…read moreassortment so that we could try different flavors. The employees were helpful and friendly. The cookies are very dense and filling, a little sliver goes a long way. It's also an excuse to try each cookie. All of the different flavors were amazing! I especially enjoyed the one with the strawberry cream on top. I'm now a fan and will be back.

Products are fair to middling. I tried key lime and some sort of toffee cookie. Rather…read moreunflavorful with what I can only describe as mealy mouthfeel. Would be more acceptable at a much lower price point.

Traveling across several states, we found this small hidden gem in Claysville,PA. Quaint,…read moreconverted home with a friendly waitstaff. Focused menu had sufficient variety. We ordered two skillets. Quality and quantity was great! Good prepared well and served hot. Highly recommend the Farmers Hash. Definitely worth the trip.

Farmhouse Kitchen & Bakery is a local restaurant that serves breakfast/brunch, lunch, and dinner…read more My husband and I ate one breakfast here. An employee greeted us and said that we could sit at whatever table we preferred. The menu listed foods such as avocado toast, hashes, omelets, pancakes, waffles, French toasts, salads, sandwiches, non-alcoholic beverages, and more. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Strawberry French toast - 4.5 stars - The slices of French toast were made from Challah bread dipped in cinnamon and vanilla and were a good-sized serving. They were topped with strawberries and whipped cream. On the side was syrup. Bacon - 5 stars - We each ordered this side of bacon. The slices of bacon were thick and crispy. You may order non-crispy bacon if you want. Sausage Gravy & Biscuit - 3 stars - My husband took only a couple of bites, and the rest was thrown away. The biscuits were thin, the gravy was thin and "flavorless," and not much sausage was included. He described this entree as "bad," and I thought that it tasted OK. On the side were hash browns that he said were probably purchased and not made in-house. Orange juice - 4.5 stars - Fresh and not overly pulpy The total price was $28 plus a cash tip.

First time trying this coffee shop and it's very clean and well maintained. I liked the variety of…read moreitems on the menu. Went outside of my comfort zone and ordered an iced raspberry white chocolate macchiato. It was very good and the pricing was great-- much less expensive than going to Starbucks or somewhere. The cashier was very sweet and offered some opinions. Depending on where you sit there are different views. We had a view of the suspension bridge. Very cute place and a good location. On the corner with parking easily accessible. I will be back for sure!

I can't believe I'm the first person to leave a review for this place, it truly deserves so much…read moremore recognition! I stopped here while visiting the historic bridge across the street, and it couldn't have been a better choice. The interior is beautifully decorated, with thoughtful little details on the tables that make the atmosphere even cozier. The view is simply stunning, you get a direct look at the historic bridge while enjoying your coffee. The staff were very kind and welcoming, which made me feel at home right away. I tried the ice latte and it was Since this is my first review here, I'm happy it's for such a great spot. Definitely worth a visit for both the ambiance and the view!

Stopped in to this cute coffee shop for breakfast and saw "grab a flight with a friend" & could not…read moreresist! We got their birthday cake flight not knowing what to expect and as soon as this was brought to our table this flight exceeded all of our expectations absolutely amazing! Each coffee had a different flavor of yummy goodness and I didn't want it to end. For breakfast we just had egg and cheese croissants and they were delicious! Sitting inside was fun with games and books to read as well as good music. & The staff was so friendly and immediately great vibes. Also very patient. They were super busy at one point and still brought everything to the table. I also got to taste the blueberry smoothie and it was so so good!! We're not from here but already said on our next trip back this is a must!!

Just an "okay" coffee shop. The food is not even up to quality I make at home (and is way…read moreoverpriced for microwaved items!!) and the coffee doesn't have prices listed, which is incredibly frustrating. The only redeeming quality seems to be that they're open on Sundays, which a lot of places in Wheeling aren't. I never recommend this place to out of town friends if I can help it, especially since we have SEVERAL truly top notch coffee shops and cafes in the area within walking distance of this place. Truly, I wish it was better because it's well located and convenient. If they would just focus on making a FEW menu items WELL with high quality ingredients and have all prices listed, they would gain another star for sure. This could be a destination cafe within Wheeling and it currently is not.

Fair fries and crazy ice cream selection! Burgers are top notch too! Not a bad thing on the menu…read more It's like Eating at the County fair.

The black raspberry shake is the best I've ever had!! The food is pretty good too and quick.read more

I loved this coffee spot. They have so much to choose from its pleasantly surprising. The coffee…read moreoptions were dope. I loved their Colombian coffee. They had plenty of tea & treats too. The hours are convenient, the shop itself is super cute, & the staff was helpful & nice.

I really wanted to like this place. I'm a big fan of coffee shops and try to find as many local…read moreones as I can when I travel. This is the oldest coffee roasters in West Virginia. The inside is pretty neat in the seating area. However, when we started to order drinks, they were out of the first two things we wanted...at 11:00... I ended up going with the house blend coffee, and I actually had to throw it out after drinking half of it, it was that bad. Just bitter and undrinkable. I had the group I was with try it too, and they agreed it was bad. To get to the bathroom in the back of the building, you had to walk around trash on the floor and multiple mouse traps. I know it's impossible to avoid mice, but it definitely just kind of throws you off when you have to make sure not to step on a trap. Needless to say, I would probably look for another place unfortunately.

Chose a sunny, but windy day to visit Lovie's for a sundae. The wacky waving inflatable tube man…read moreout front was going wild and the man and woman trashcan pair were freshly decorated for the season. We were lucky to have only one person in line in front of us which gave us enough time to settle on a flavor. I went with the salted caramel sundae, the smaller size. I thought the presentation and taste of the sundae were great, but the price was a little high. Also, this is a cash only place. Comparing to other custard stands in the area, their prices are definitely a little higher. They have a small parking lot and a couple picnic tables to sit at. The girl working was friendly and quick. If I was in the area again and craving ice cream, I'd probably stop by.

The service is always excellent. The ice cream menu selections offer a great variety and tastes…read moregreat and is a refreshing treat.

Great cafe on Main St. in Washington, Pa. Only open 3-4 days a week, check hours before you go. The…read morefood is worth it, usually open from 8am-2pm. From breakfast, breakfast sandwiches, to lunch specialties, this Cafe helps benefit local churches. Today was their Cheesesteak Special. Tender, juicy steak, onions, mushrooms, cheese, I added bacon, and extra onions. Fresh toasted roll, this 8 inch cheesesteak hit the spot, everything you want in a great cheesesteak. A nice local favorite to visit. If your a coffee lover, they have regular, gourmet coffees, and specialty expressos.

burger was burnt fries were cold…read more Here is my few more thoughts, this restaurant needs to be kinder towards all customers