Great local spot for breakfast. They staff make you feel like one of the locals. I stopped in for…read morebreakfast several times and everything I got from the Philly cheesesteak omelet to the breakfast bowl was delicious.

Acting manager was very rude. Waited over 45 minutes to receive soup and grilled cheese sandwiches…read more When I went to let the manager know that there were two tables who came in after us that were served before us, she got huffy and stated she didn't need our business. This is not my first visit to this restaurant. Usually staff is very nice and understanding when things go wong. It's a pity that this manager was so rude! I really liked this restaurant. I no longer recommend it!

Had several sandwiches- all freshly made. Homemade soups & chili were so good! Family run…read morerestaurant in downtown Uniontown- they treat you like family-highly recommend!

Got to try it for the first time today and everything was outstanding! There are 3 generations…read morerunning this restaurant and you can tell. Everyone is super friendly and personable and everything is fresh and made from scratch. I will be back SOON!

Set in the middle of a quaint little town, this café seems to be the breakfast stop -- and…read morenaturally, we followed the crowd. The space is cute, with a small souvenir shop tucked inside, giving it that "local charm" feel. Unfortunately, the experience didn't quite match the name. Service leaned toward... un-happy. A touch of rudeness here, a lack of warmth there, and the "no refills for regular coffee" policy felt a little stingy for a place serving simple breakfast fare. Speaking of simple -- eggs and bacon shouldn't take a small eternity, yet there we were, waiting and waiting. Overall: adorable setting, but a bit overrated. Cute café, just be prepared to exercise your patience -- and maybe bring backup caffeine.

Staff are so friendly and helpful!…read more It's a cute little gem in the middle of Thomas that has great breakfast food. Lots of pastries, breakfast options, and lunch options at a decent price. We ordered the breakfast sandwich, breakfast platter, and ham & cheese sandwich and we loved all of it! Can't wait to come back for breakfast again!

Great little restaurant. Food as always been good as well as the service. Keep it local, support…read moresmall businesses that deserve it. This is one of them.

This is one of the few sit down places in town open for the weekend for breakfast…read more They have a big parking lot which they share with a gym next door. I have never had trouble finding a spot there. The service is good, prompt and friendly. It is a typical rust belt diner/breakfast place so don't except a super classy atmosphere but it is very clean inside. The food is very decent in taste and price. Their portion sizes are very generous. They run specials almost every day so definitely worth checking those out before ordering off the menu.

Excellent service and good food. Nice place to visit old mementos from Fairmont Stateread more

Service was quick and the portion of the food was good. We took leftovers back to the hotel room…read more The waitress was very attentive to our needs. The cashier was polite and friendly. If I am back in the area this place will be on my list for another breakfast.

Didn't seat down just needed a drink but you know I had to try something and it was good a cute…read moreclean bakery with a nice verity of things to try got a sweet tooth stop in

This place is amazing! It is true down home made with love amazing food. We eat here constantly…read moreand I send many of my customers here for lunch instead of them waiting at my shop and they love it as well.

We went to The Grind twice today for their delicious coffee and strawberry turnovers. This is the…read morebest coffee for miles around. We stayed and ate in during our second visit which was very pleasant. The baristas are the best and the coffee was great as always!

The Grind was like a beacon of light when I spotted it. I was super happy to see this coffee shop…read morewhile walking around downtown Morgantown, because I really needed a boost, and this place had what I was desperately in need of: caffeine! It was well past 2 o'clock, and I try not to drink coffee after 11ish-o'clock, because it usually messes with my sleep. But I remembered the words of a man much wiser than me who once said, "I never sleep, 'cause sleep is the cousin of death," so I felt like a lil' iced coffee would actually be beneficial, in this case. No regrets. The iced coffee was great! I always forget about iced coffee when I'm at a coffee shop, because I just usually order a hot black coffee. I'm so stuck in my ways, sometimes! But iced coffee was a good choice in this situation, and it came with a little vanilla cream, which was unexpected but a nice indulgence. The Grind is located right across the street from West Virginia University. It was packed when I visited, and I imagine it is almost always packed, because of its location. But the people who work here are very efficient and friendly, and my iced coffee was ready lickety-split. I got my coffee to go, but there are some tables inside the coffee shop to sit and relax, if you wanted to. One of my favorite things about The Grind is that they have a confession box in the restroom. I left a little confession in the box, because it promised that the box was "a safe place to share what you can never tell a soul," and I felt that I could trust this random coffee shop in West Virginia with my whole heart. I left my confession there, and took my iced coffee with me and went on my way.

My wife ordered the breakfast burrito and I got the biscuits and gravy. The biscuits were…read moredelicious! Service was quick and the dining area was clean. It will probably become a spot we frequent!

The breakfast quesadillas were super good!! The biscuits and gravy was average, biscuits kind of…read moredry but we did get there an hour before the closed. The lady at the register was super nice and welcoming. It definitely has a cafe vibe, you sit pretty close to the other customers.

Little local bbq joint, all tasty homemade. His Goatness and I stopped for lunch on our way to the…read morein-laws for Thanksgiving... I'm recovering from stomach surgery, and can only have liquids. No problem! The waitress immediately suggested straining their homemade French onion soup... it was *delicious.* His Goatness thought the pulled pork sammy was alright, although the pork had a slightly odd taste, and the fries arrived cold. Very rustic ambience, quite affordable price tag, great problem-solving waitress! Stuff I saw but can't review: THEY HAVE A CHEESECAKE BAR. They have a cheesecake and a cake of the day. Alright y'all... I'm checking that out next year!

Before I begin this review, there is some history here. British Major General Braddock was buried…read morenext to this restaurant. You can see his giant grave. George Washington officiated his burial. Okay, let's get to the fun! Why the heck is this business a little over 3 stars...you got me; I have no idea. It's probably a straight 4.5 star, I'm giving it a 5 based on my experience. But it should really settle as a 4.5 once the whiny people show up. I ordered the country fried steak with a side of coleslaw and potato salad. They accidentally brought a baked potato instead, but quickly corrected it and told me to enjoy the free baked potato. :). I liked this entree a lot! My oldest ordered pork nachos for dinner and they were HUGE. My wife got a pork sandwich and she loved it. Youngest got a kid meal and he ate it all. Best thing was their beer prices. They had 3 buck domestic beers which included, everything domestic. Meaning, I drank some awesome micro-brews that would have been 8-9 bucks anywhere else, for 3. Service was great. They have an ice cream shop inside. I strongly recommend this business if you are in the area or are in Ohiopyle. We visited because the only sit down in Ohiopyle was closed on Wednesday. Not a bad drive. Great food, great beer, great service. Enjoy!

I was looking for a place that served buckwheat pancakes, which is something the community of…read moreKingwood, WV is very proud of. There's even a historical marker about it just a block away from the diner. The Down Home Diner has won some awards, including for their buckwheat cakes. It's basically your small-town diner where there are lots of seniors (most of whom I assume are regulars) and it is small. Which is fine! Service was great and, of course, I had the AYCE buckwheat cakes. This was my first time tasting such thing. They were all great that I walked out stuffed. Be sure to check the hours of the diner - the lady working there told me they used to have longer hours and they used to be open during suppertime, but they couldn't find reliable help. I hope that changes!

Great place to eat. Service is always kind and fast. Me and my Grandpa love this place. If your are…read moreever in the kingwood area, you have to stop.