I don't get to Dubois often but when I do this will be my definite lunch stop to go to. Quick…read morefriendly service and the food was great. Personally I got the Poke Bowl with chicken. Excellent and I am full. Love this place.

Lovely find on our road trip. The value for the freshness make this spot a great lunch option. They…read morealso feature small business brands like this wildeonder guava rose sparkling water. The inside is also nicely decorated. We had the burritos which were all grilled and the seared ahi tuna salad.

Nathen sat us promptly and explained what the souls of the day were. Service from Kim was…read moreexcellent. She was the one hard working bright spot that we encountered. The booth was comfortable and relaxing in that Eat n' Park way. I got the fish sandwich with salad bar as my side. Grabbed a salad but there were no Super Bowls. I asked Nathan if he could maybe have some sent out. About 20 minutes into our dinner soup bowls were brought out, all room temperature. All there were watery and tasteless. The chili, chicken noodle and potato soup each were not worth eating (on this my wife and I agreed). The fish sandwich looked amazing but had that odd flour like undercoating. Wife enjoyed her turkey club.

I ordered soup for an appetizer for our dinner through the app and then picked it up at the drive…read morethrough window. The soup was wonderful, the worker at the window was friendly, and the cookie was a great extra treat!

I had a great lunch here while I was passing through! I saw the menu on Yelp and I decided to check…read morethe Gateway Cafe out, and I'm so happy I did. My server was very kind and helpful and gave a perfect recommendation which was the steak salad and French onion soup. I also ordered a side of mashed potatoes and gravy because it was a necessary decision. The steak was cooked perfectly the way I like it, and had very nice flavor and the salad was yummy. The French onion soup was flavorful, but not too salty and very delicious, same with the mashed potatoes. Excellent meal!

Tasty meal! We ordered a BLT and a Swiss mushroom burger. Nice portions. The burger was not…read morejust a frozen patty, it was a hand made burger. Grilled perfect. Definitely recommend a visit. Although roads were wet/icy, we stopped for lunch and wanted to try a local restaurant off mike 101. What a busy lunch pub.

I'm not local to DuBois but I pass through the area on a regular. Luigi's has been a staple in my…read morelife for over 20 years and I love it. My wife, who's Italian, wants to take this +1 hour trip several times a year just to come here because it reminds her of the various "Mom & Pop" restaurants of her hometown in northeast PA. It sits in downtown DuBois with plenty of parking options nearby. The restaurant is good sized but it also does a lot of business so plan ahead on the weekends. The inside has a cozy/hometown feel with pictures of their family all over the walls. I don't think much has changed to the interior in those 20 years and that's okay by me. For this outing we opted for the antipasta salad, Italian wedding soup, veal parm and stuffed manicotti. Their dishes are more traditional italian (i.e. not olive garden) and they offer lunch, half, or full-sized portions. Their gravy has a good balance between sweet and savory. They also make a great fresh baked loaf of bread and they're happy to bring several to the table throughout the course. It was a special occasion so we closed out the night with their famous strawberry cheesecake. Service was excellent and the bill, with several drinks, was around $60 for 2. This is not a chain; it has character, it's not polished but it's a true gem of spot in rural PA. I'm glad places like this still exist!

I'm guilty of rarely leaving reviews but was in DuBois for business and dined at Luigi's on May16th…read more2026. Let me just say I wish we had a Luigi's down here in Pittsburgh. The atmosphere was great, the staff was awesome, especially our server Lisa H. and the lasagna was the best I've ever had. If I am ever within an houir drive I will be back for sure. Great place, highly reccomended.

Great food! I love that it is vegan friendly. Be sure to try the mango squash smoothie, which is…read moreunexpectedly delicious

Wraps, bowls, salads and paninis are all made to order, perfect for vegetarians and vegans. They…read morehave just started offering some vegan desserts as well.

Great serve yourself buffet! Love eating there when passing through! Took my daughter on our way…read morehome, she loved it!

Went there for breakfast. All ingredients were fresh and delicious. Service was fast and…read morefriendly. Better breakfast than any chain restaurant. They also had a cool gift shop. If you're hungry, don't pass this place by.

My wife and I were driving across Pennsylvania and I had read that State College was a good place…read moreto stop. Found Roots Natural Kitchen on Yelp and knew it would be a good lunch place. The restaurant is modern, clean, and bright. The staff is professional and polite. The bowls are flavorful and the portions are ample. I've enjoyed this type of restaurant quite a bit, they deliver in the flavor department and do it promptly. I would certainly stop at Roots again!

Build your own bowl style place style place. Staff was friendly and service quick. They have an…read moreallergen menu online. The food overall was really good. Steak had good flavor. Chicken was just okay. Seemed to lack in the seasoning department and was a little chewy. Sweet potatoes had good flavor. Worth a stop for a healthier meal when in town

We had a lovely experience at Moena. After traveling by car all day, we were happy to find this…read moregreat restaurant in a very friendly town. The restaurant, in a restored 5&10 store was charming. Our waitress, Brandi, was friendly and offered suggestions as to what to order. Service was quick, drinks were delicious as was dinner and dessert (which was not needed, but tasted great!). The restaurant is only open a few days a week, but you can't miss if you happen to stop in while they're open.

I had family come from out of state and we wanted to try Moena! We absolutely loved it! We had the…read morebruschetta and truffle fries for an appetizer! I had the salmon(cooked to perfection). Our server was so nice and on point! Absolutely loved the music and relaxing energy! We will definitely be back!

The Toasted Monkey is a joke. Bad service. Don't try to joke with them, their Attitude is…read moreridiculous. They do not have a good sense of attitude. They are very expensive.

Not many options in this small town and this place has a good atmosphere and great bartenders…read more Fries are killer and huge chicken wing selection.

We have been trying to get to this restaurant for months...but it is always packed!!! We finally…read moregot in on a Friday and had a wonderful dinner. The inside decor is a decorated with bright and very interesting art. We loved the chops and salsa. My husband ordered fish tacos that he said he would get again and again. I ordered the shrimp fajitas and I am not sure I will ever get anything else. I would love to try their lunch menu soon!

The chimichanga is not a chimichanga. Their version of chimichanga is nothing more than a flour…read moretortilla rolled enchilada style open on the ends and deep fried. Yuck! It's not a chimichanga at all. 100% disappointed. Saw on the menu Birriaqueso taco. Hmm found this intriguing and something to ponder over. I know it as quesabirria basically the same thing in short known as a Birria taco. I was thinking about going with that but didn't. I figured I'd start with something simple, being that it was my first time there. I asked for hot sauce and was brought a bowl of some kind of salsa. She said it was tomatillo. Now tomatillo is a green tomato that is wrapped in a natural husk. The husk is pulled away and discarded. In most cases the fruit is roasted then blended with green Anaheim, poblano, or green hatch chile's. The salsa is a little chunky as in not puréed. Known as salsa verde, which can be used in many different dishes. No! I was brought this soup cup of red sauce, charges a $1.69 for it that was god awful. Yuck. I had the guacamole which could have used a little more spice. I'd give that a 7. The decor does not feel Latin at all but more of a Mardi Gras decor from New Orleans but yet out of place. I give that a 3 out of ten. Chips and salsa placed on the table as per the norm of any Mexican restaurant. The salsa for the chips had little to no flavor. More like stewed tomatoes out of a can with a little red pepper seasoning. I give that a 3. Inside table and booths feel a bit run down, needs some TLC. The waitress was awesome! I'll give her a 9. I never touched the so-called tomatillo sauce. Could have taken that off the ticket. Place needs to work on authenticity. Tres amigos in Indiana is so much better but yet to far to drive for one dinner. Over all some of the food looked good. My buddy had the pineapple fajita. It looked delicious and he said it was amazing. Over all they need improvement. Does any one around here actually know what good Mexican food is? 38 years I have traveled this country, 4.7 million miles worth of travel and so many types of cuisine from all around the world. There are no good Mexican restaurants in this area. There is very little that is authentic. Think I've spent too much time in Yuma, Nogales, Tucson, Phoenix, Vegas, Los Angeles, Dallas, and so on. I've had the best of the best. This place needs work. Definitely not a 5 star restaurant.