If you're looking for a fancy place this isn't it. However, if you're looking for good food and…read moreservice this place is ideal. Stopped by for the first time for lunch and was very impressed. It's located at the golf course but is open to the public (no membership needed) You could literally smell the cleaning products as soon as you walked in the door which is always a plus in my book. We were greeted by a very nice woman from behind the bar who just happened to be our waitress as well. She seemed to be the only employee there bouncing back and forth from bartending to waitressing. She handled it very well. I was impressed with her quality of service and her patience with the bar crowd. I will mention that this place can get very loud depending on the bar patrons, not the best place for kids. The bar takes up a great deal of space with seating for people who want to dine wrapped around the bar. They do have a separate dining room area, but it was closed off while we were there. Which is completely understandable since there was just one person running the entire place. The menu had a pretty big selection and everything that we got there was delicious. I ordered the cheese steak with fries and thought it was very tasty. The meat was cooked perfectly and juicy instead of being over cooked, dry and crispy like other cheese steaks I've had in the past. We'll definitely be back!

Shocked by use of non-recyclable styrofoam water cups and plastic straws!!! Protect our Earth. If I…read morereturn, I will ask for a reusable glass and no straw. Of course, I also wonder what chemicals are used on the course itself. Please make these known so we can assess any potential heath threats to our community.

My mother-in-law brought me here when I was in town and it was one of the best breakfast I've ever…read morehad! She had the breakfast croissant which included eggs, bacon, spinach all placed inside a croissant. It was absolutely fantastic! I chose the breakfast omelette, which I put spinach and feta in, and it was paired with the bacon, potatoes, and biscuits. I chose to add fresh thyme to my potatoes, and it added the perfect flavor, they were delicious! The eggs were so fresh, the omelette was perfect! The bacon was so thick! I cannot explain how thick! It was such good quality! Their price points were extremely fair and we were extremely happy with our meals! I will absolutely be returning on my next trip to town.

This place is so cute!! The servers are the sweetest and super attentive. The breakfast croissant…read morewas stuffed with bacon and cheese and so good. Love this cute spot by the trail!

This place is a hidden gem. I absolutely love the atmosphere. They don't have food but the service…read moreis absolutely great. Being tucked away under a bridge, a lot of folks miss out on it. The specials give fun and the vibe gives elevated dive speakeasy. Despite the name, you don't need a membership to check this place out.

Went for a recent weeknight dinner. It's a really cool property with owners that are doing so much…read moregood. The food was good but missed on expediting / execution. The service was a little slow overall, that can be OK, but everyone got their main entree before the family style sides. We were one of the earlier ones to be served and it was probably 25 min before we got our sides. They were then like a veggie dessert course because we couldn't let the main meal just sit. It is pricey but they say a portion does go to continuing to support the farm.

My friend had an extra ticket to churchview farms picnic series and invited me. I've seen different…read morechurchview farm events and they've always seemed so fun so I was excited when I got the chance to go. This dinner was a collaboration with drift wood oven. When we got there was super impress with the set. The garden is beautiful and the decor/set up is really nice. We got a picnic basket full of great food and then also got an amazing fresh pizza. The food was amazing and the atmosphere was perfect! I will definitely be back for more events!

As we culminate the year with all of my elites, we came to field day…read more The field of cookies and appetizers of cheese and meats was a nice selection. Yet there was no gluten free foods, or dairy free snacks. The drinks of wine and beer were nice touch to the event. Service was lovely. The ambiance for the gathering was tight fitted and hard to hear from the middle of the room. Would be a good area for team meetings, with microphones still needed.

I came to Field Day on Tiramisu Tuesday to get some drinks and (obviously). I got a hot Swiss miss,…read morehot creme brulee, and hot chocolate. However, all the flavors were off, and they were lukewarm at best. I didn't really taste any hint of crème brulee aside from a regular latte. To make it crème brulee-esque, they put a piece of caramels sugar on top. No hints of vanilla or caramel. The latte art were blobby at best. This was a disappointing cafe experience considering how unique this office space is and how spacious it is. It is very colorful and vibrant with all of the greenery and plant pots. The high tables by the green wall don't have outlets, but the single table/booth right after this area have a few outlets between the tables. There's an upstairs garden and more to see besides the first level cafe and tiramisu. I'd check the hours on their Instagram to double check for any events or hours of operation. Street parking is available.

I love the horro circus but the other rooms arnt my favorite. Most are dim and you have to guess…read moreand somehow know what to do without a hint

Amazing detail, attentive staff, and soooo much fun!!…read more The amount of new technology, cool set pieces, and clever clues... this is THE coolest escape room that I've done. You can get unlimited clues (so if you have never escaped... you can finally do it!!), but we only had to use two. They also don't require you to give up your phone, but they kindly ask for no photos or videos to ruin the puzzle for others. The Secret Society was just difficult enough and so well laid out. From moving through multiple rooms and having amazing detail on every stage, this escape room was phenomenal. We will be back to try some of the other rooms. For anyone interested in scares, they said that the horror rooms have intense jump scares.

What an amazing place! I attended a weekend retreat here so I experienced a large portion of the…read moreavailable amenities. The check in process was simple and the rooms were easy to get to (and location explained well by the staff). My room had two double beds and a single along with its own bathroom (and a separate vanity area). There was even a coffee maker in the room. It was nicer accommodations than I was expecting. The two double beds were comfortable (the single was hard as a rock so I'm glad I didn't have to sleep on it). The food was amazing. Two entree options at each meal plus a salad bar with a nice mix of toppings. They even had fresh baked apple pie as dessert. During one of our longer breaks I took a walk through the museum. It is small but well designed. It was interesting seeing the beautiful artifacts and artwork and learning more about them. I Aldi enjoyed the meditation trail (although don't go without the map so you don't get turned around). Overall a beautiful place to spend a day or a weekend.

Husband and I took advantage of visiting Antiochian Village during a tour of local museums. Our…read morearea devoted one day where 6 museums waived admission fees. I had known of Antiochian Village as a retreat center, but I was unaware that there was a small museum on site. It is located about 6-7 miles north of Ligonier along Route 711. One may think it's out in the middle of nowhere, but that may contribute to the charm. The museum is a hidden gem in a building that houses a beautiful chapel, dining areas, comfortable rooms, library and gift shop. Every person we met during our visit was welcoming and helpful. We met the curator who was a lovely woman who spent time explaining the complex and an exhibit called "East meets West." One would wonder how a museum on the Antiochian Christian church and the Syrian, Lebanon and mid eastern cultures came to be in such an unusual location. The history of the Middle East is intertwined with early missionaries from this area. Beautiful religious icons are displayed along the wall. Antique furniture from Syria has ivory and mother-of-pearl. Vestments of Antiochian priests, Arabic bibles, vintage clothing, and other numerous items are displayed in glass cases. We saw the chapel which is lovely and it shouldn't be missed. Unfortunately, time went quickly and we were unable to see the gift shop. If you are visiting the area and want something a little different in a serene atmosphere, this is the place. I would check the hours to assure that the museum would be open. I learned new history about a different culture by visiting here.

I wanted to be pleased with my purchase of two tickets to live comedy at The Forge. They were a…read moreChristmas gift. The performers were inappropriate and lacked humor, making jokes about Jews, black people and children. The drinks were not at all appealing, a very small selection , and flat.

Good price drinks. Wonderful service and a pleasant atmosphere. Good history to look at while…read morehere. Please come and enjoy.