Great place for homemade breakfast! Friendly people with great service! You might watch Cornhole…read morebeing played daily in the townsquare daily at 8am with the locals! Met an 86 year old Paul at the diner who shared his homemade raisin cookies! Delish!

I enjoyed a Hot Italian Sub and Onion Rings. I was very impressed with the taste and texture of the…read moreItalian Sub and the Onion Rings. Very Friendly Staff plus clean restrooms.

Go Moore Store is basically a replacement for the once nearby Davidsville Fuel. And I have to say…read morethat it is a great upgrade from what was offered before. The building offers more space for what was all being offered at the original location. I applaud them for doing this as it is a much better location that allows for everything they have to offer. This is located right off Route 219, when going north and you exit at Davidsville you are basically right in front of this after you exit. Great location for all travelers. They offer fuel for everyday vehicles and fuel for the many trucks that pass through the area. Inside is a mix or ideas that all somehow work together. The store itself offers many different services. There is fresh made food and deli items available at the counter. There is also ready made food in coolers to grab to ebb your hunger. The offer an array of convenience items to grab and go. Also offered is a limited variety of groceries. You can make this a one stop shop if you want. Grab your milk, eggs, bread, frozen items, seasonings, meats, snacks, condiments, etc. They also offer beer, so if that is your need, you can get it here. They offer PA Skill Games if you want a distraction. There is a small dine in area if you want to eat while here. In all honesty, this was greatly needed in this area. It offers something that you would have to travel a ways to get. There is no real grocery store in the area and this fills that void a bit. On that honesty kick here, their food, being made fresh, is really good. Great place to grab your lunch for your workday or a quick dinner at home.

I didn't see Susie deltarune petty disappointed nice store though had a deltarooms themed bathroom…read moreand bar area

What was once known as Dusty's (I believe), is now known as One Stop. Not much has changed but the…read morename. This has to be the communities go to place for gasoline to milk. Yes, this place is more than just a grocery store. It is actually more like a gas station with an extended convenience store. With that the prices aren't always the cheapest, but when you are in dire need of something at the last minute, you really don't care about prices. Speaking of prices, this is usually the cheapest spot along the road for gas prices. There are few and far places along this stretch of road, but it is consistently the cheapest. When I said this was the go to place in the community, I wasn't kidding. When I went to complete my purchase I had to wait for the local gab-fest to end in order to pay. I'm not knocking them for that, but we all know how it is at a place like this. You're an outsider.

Nice little Getgo I swung into to get a gift card on my way home from Laurel Valley. Friendly…read morefellow at the checkout, found what I needed quickly and was pretty much just in and out. The place looked clean and neatly kept. All good here!

Asides from the gas pumps out front, you can hardly tell this is a gas station. I believe this is…read moredone so that this lot fits in with the more historic looking building around it. When you have a business situated so close to a historic fort, you don't want it looking too flashy. I really didn't step foot inside the store part of this, just stopped to get gas and was on my way. However, it does look rather small if you were to venture inside. Six pumps total. Easy on and off the highway from here.

We have taken our cars there for years to get serviced and repaired. They are very flexible trying…read moreto fit us in, and scheduling....they give us pricing alternatives and options for the repairs. They are flexible with rides picking us up and dropping us off, in some cases, and generally a great experience

Great prompt service. Family operated Quality merchandise…read more Excellent price . Good location. Main road through Somerset pa.

Got a flat tire on the turnpike, hobbled the car to Dumbauld's and they took me right in, replaced…read morethe tire (side wall slash) and had me back on the road within a half hour. Very helpful and fairly priced. I can't thank them enough! I found them because the workers at Advance Auto Parts recommended them.

RG's Food Shop is a Gulf Oil Gas Station and convenience store…read more We stopped in here to gas up the rental car on our way back to Virginia. Paid at the pump and refueled. It's located right before you get on the PA Turnpike, so it's very convenient. You can also pick up a lot of convenience store goods, and there are restrooms here. RG's Food Shop/Gulf Oil is physically connected to the McDonald's here. You can walk back and forth between the two without going outside.

I didn't stop here for anything, but driving by, you couldn't help but notice how cool it was. It…read morestarted in 1933, after the untimely death of Calvin Coolidge. With the start of the Lone Ranger as a regular radio show, this became a place to fill up the tank. Also with new president FDR starting his Fireside Chats, customers could fill up here and listen on the road. Not so much music yet, as Quincy Jones was just born, but that will come later. Cars with radios were gaining popularity, but so was air travel as the all-metal Boeing 247 took flight, but it wouldn't be filling up here. Nor would the vehicle that set the land speed record in Daytona Beach at 272 MPH. Try that on the roads of Bedford and you'd probably end up in the Juniata River. With Johnny Unitas being born just down the road in Pittsburgh, this service station would be a good spot to fill up on his journey to Baltimore a few years later. Football would be his game, even though the first baseball all-star game was played in Chicago. Speaking of Football, the Steelers played their first game and only scored a Safety against the Giants. The Giants would make it to the first NFL Championship game, but lose to... Da' Bears, who created a dance called "The first NFL Championship Shuffle", without a Punky QB though. The state liquor stores also started the same year in PA and still exist almost 90 years later. I would imagine one of my ancestors filled up here driving from store to store looking for that rare bottle. Nobody was filling up Nissans or Datsuns though, as that company started at the end of 1933 and didn't quite make it to Western PA yet John Dillinger also started his bank robbing career, and would need more and more gas stations to fill up. Another bank robber, Pretty Boy Floyd caused the Kansas City Massacre, which would eventually be connected to Bedford, PA with the Interstate Highway system. It's a far cry from what's happening in Germany with that country becoming a single-party state under the Nazi Party. God Bless America, right? TLDR: A lot happened in 1933!

Thank god for this place. It is seriously one of the only gas stations I could find in the area…read more I was out of town, lost, and despertae for gas. Luckily I saw this old-fashioned vintage place. Nicest worker ever pumped my gas as well. I did not realize it was full-service. He was so nice that I even gave him a real good tip!