We've always wanted to try this place. When it's closed, the place looks abandoned, and when it's…read moreopen, and you're driving by, there are always cars there.
I don't frequent truck stops, but I'm pretty sure that most other truck stops don't have wait staff that wears medical scrubs as their "uniform". I'm not sure if this is normal attire, but it really doesn't matter to me. It's more like a snapshot of a small town rural American truck stop, so we'll see when we go back. And we will go back.
The dining area is one big linoleum floored room with a register in the corner, and a kitchen through the back. One look at the register area, and you will think, "Ohhh, I bet you $5 they sell Lion Mints or American Legion poppies" Yeah NOW you know exactly what it looks like. There are many booths, a couple of half booths (maybe for handicap accessibility?) and some separate tables. We got a booth that was well worn on the seat. Certainly a good sign.
Drink orders were taken, the standard, coffee and water. The young gentleman that brought out our drinks asked if we needed anything else. E asked for cream (sugar was already on the table). This guy, just like McGuyver, pulls three creamers out of his shirt pocket!
What I wanted was something of a breakfast sampler. So, on the menu, you can get three french toasts, or three hotcakes. I asked for 2 french toast and 1 hotcake, and they gladly obliged. What nice people! Side of sausage, patty or links? I chose links. The french toast was good. The hotcakes were also good. They were not fantastic, but they were not terrible either. Just a smidge above average I'd say.
My breakfast came with no powdered sugar, that's fine. Single pat tubs of Country Crock and the single serving Kraft breakfast syrup. Why does this matter? If you want maple syrup or butter, they may have it, but I didn't ask.
If you're looking for a fancy breakfast, keep driving. You won't find it here. No strawberry stuffed pancakes or walnut french toast here. Straight up BS breakfast (that BS is for Berkeley Springs btw).
Another quick note is that they appear to make keys and sell batteries as well. It is a truck stop after all.