Very interesting place. The owner is renovating and renewing -- there are still some rough edges,…read morebut it's getting there.

I never leave bad reviews... I know it's hard running a small business but my experience was so…read morepoor here I feel the need to. We arrived and the building was very quirky (side entrance, lots of hallways to get in...) - but we were okay with a quirky local experience, that's how you find hidden gems! However, when we got to our room we entered the code to get in and there was someone laying in our bed! I felt so bad at first because I thought I went in someone else's room (since apparently every door has the same code)... but once I double checked it was our correct room. The man came out and apologized, he apparently works for the owner and he lets him stay there... which is great but now I know my room isn't clean and someone has been in my bed. I called the hotel number since no one is working a desk or anything and got no answer. We didn't hear back for a while and were no longer comfortable staying there so I had to book somewhere else nearby. I didn't hear anything from Morguen Toole until around 10pm! Thankfully I wasn't sitting there waiting for hours... I was told I could get a refund since we did not feel comfortable staying. HOWEVER, I never received it. For weeks I called and emailed and never got another response. I was very patient and tried to not be rude when I would request my money back even though I was very disappointed in our experience, but ultimately never was given a response or refund.

A true diner experience…read more Stopped here on the GAP trail. It's fairly small with a counter and couple of tables. There's picnic tables outside. Ordered a couple of sandwiches and crinkle fries. Everyone was super friendly. Really loved how it was clear this restaurant is a part of the community.

Nothing special. I ordered the Beyond Burger, which was ok. Caprese salad was rather mediocre…read more Surprised that it has 4.7 stars.

WHAT A GREAT BURGER!!! Kept seeing the hype on the northern Virginia foodies fb group and it did…read morenot disappoint. It was jam packed but the line moves quickly and they give you a number to find you once you place your order. Onion rings were delicious! Hand cut fries better then five guys, that burger my oh my so so good!! My fiance liked the chicken sandwich more then the burger I mean everything we had was just so good and worth the hour drive

Dropped by on our way to Shenandoah, didn't have our cats in the car so we were able to linger…read moreinside and skip the drive through. Place is packed, even at 2pm! Order at counter but not fast food - prepare to wait a bit. We opted for chicken sandwich and chicken & cheese with onion rings - both were good. The chicken sandwich had a ton of flavor; chicken & cheese was more bland, onion rings were excellent. Too bad we're not burger ppl, but Would come back just for the rings.

The food was really good just cash only is my only issue plus it kind of pissed my mom when she…read morefound out. It was cash only after we eat food but we come back. The service was nice and ambience was nice.

No trip to Seven Springs is complete without a stop at Summit Diner. It creates the eternal…read moredilemma: hit the slopes for first chair or settle in for a Summit breakfast? If you follow my reviews, you know I'm a fan of old-school diners, the classics, and honest home-cooked food. Summit hits all three marks, serving straightforward and delicious American standards since the 1960s. The three-egg omelet loaded with veggies and sausage was exactly the pre-ski power-up I needed. My son stuck with his go-to breakfast burrito, and my daughter went with the classic two eggs, bacon, and potatoes. Everything was spot on. The staff has just the right level of "WWA"--Waitresses With Attitude. They are perfectly polite, but they hold the line on proper behavior and will quickly put anyone in their place if they step out of line. It keeps the environment grounded and authentic. A few tips for your visit: * Seating: Expect to wait for a table in the lobby or outside during peak hours. * Payment: Bring your wallet--this is a cash-only establishment.

Anything that wasn't perfect was made perfect.. without having to ask. Burger was delish.. juicy…read morewith good crisp. Onions nicely Carmelized (looked more done than they tasted). Hotdog was surprisingly good.. I think all beef and chili was good, not spicy. House brewed beer was amazing. I had to buy some to go. Service was spot on. Loved to see the manager working BESIDE his people rather than barking orders. Light and easy atmosphere. Pleasant all around. This is definitely a spot we will loop back to during holiday shopping in Zelie.

Overpriced no flavor burgers with poor service and long wait for food…read more The menu options looked promising with a variety of burger choices. I went with the "MEXICAN WAR ST". What I got after a 20 min wait was a messy smashed thin patty with toppings that could not be identified. Was it worth the wait? No. There is a place in Dallas (Rodeo Goat) that I thought this place would be similar. Wasn't even close. Service was barely there with an attitude, while place was pretty empty , a bit surprising.

Passing through on a road trip and we were lucky enough to find Patrick's as a place to stop and…read moreenjoy lunch. There is ample parking and a lovely covered outside seating area that we took advantage of for dining. The menu is extensive and all then portion sizes that I saw arriving at nearby tables looked very generous. For this reason, my husband and I decided to share the steak salad. They even brought it out in 2 separate bowls which was so nice! It was plentiful and the steak was cooked as ordered to medium rare. The service was fast and friendly and we really enjoyed sitting on covered porch. The view was lovely.

A hometown favorite but im not really impressed with the cheesesteak sub. I grew up in Baltimore…read morethe cheesteak i know is dripping with grease thru the brown bag and white paper. Lettuce, tomato, mayo, raw onions, and red hots. That it! None of these nasty ass sweet peppers! idk i thought the meat was dry and the season lettuce was a little salty ‍. The chicken parm blew me away tho! The portion was huge loved it and the garlic cheese bread was on point too!

Stopped in for lunch on a weekday . The restaurant is in a hotel…read more The restaurant wasn't busy there were only a handful of people there. I had a local IPA on tap which was very tasty. The service was friendly and speedy. I had a panini rueben which was amazing! Nice and crusty as it should be on the outside and delicious! The fries are homemade and done right!

Visited 29 JUL 24 We stayed in Frostburg a couple years ago,…read morehere to bike ride on the GAP trail. I instantly liked the town. The little section of downtown Main Street where The Toasted Goat is located reminds me of the little towns depicted in Hallmark movies. The area does need some revitalization, a little sprucing up, and fresh businesses but the potential is certainly there. The Toasted Goat is adjacent to a historic hotel, the Gunter Hotel. The first star of this restaurant is the place itself. If you like turn of the century buildings, that ornate stonework, you will like this place. The inside, except for a few too many TV screens, has retained the "Speakeasy" look that it used to be. Our server, was very good, he even has a "period" look with the handlebar mustache and suspenders. Our sandwiches did take a little longer than I thought they should have at 1300 on a Monday. The colorful metal tall chairs that have at the tables likely work fine for college kids and other slender lightweight folk, but were a bit uncomfortable for us. We moved to a table near the front window that had lower chairs with traditional padding. My wife got a Turkey Rueben and I tried the New Orleans Muffaletta. We both had fires, standard but well prepared. He turkey sandwich was good, she felt the braised cabbage versus a traditional sauerkraut actually had a bit of sauerkraut tang to it- she still liked it. I have never had a Muffaletta, but I have seen them on the food shows. This didn't quite look like those, certainly not substantial like the TV ones. It was however tasty and enough for lunch. We got out for $41 and a $10 tip...so a little steep, but that's where pricing is these days. Worth the stop, would come here again if we are back in the area.

One of the best hamburgers I've ever eaten! Worth the drive. The pickled onions combined with mayo…read moreon the underside of the burger balance each other well. Cool butcher shop/market and friendly staff. Plenty of outdoor dining with limited inside dining. Will make the 45 minute drive again to have one of these burgers.

This is such a hidden gem in a cute little tiny town. Their limited inventory has amazing options…read morefrom cooking ingredients to snacks. Wine and beer selection is on point. I love the brands they carry, yummy options. Their burger is the best I've had in a lot of states, not just West Virginia. The service is friendly even when it's busy. Love their merch too. This is a must stop if you're in the area. I'm fortunate it's right down the street from home.

large and spacious with plenty of seating inside, at the bar and outdoor patio…read more food is good portions. available multiple stalls bathroom inside. good amount of free parking in the lot. located right off the lake.

Loved this place! Hannah, our server was the sweetest! The food was delicious and the restaurant…read morewas beautiful with gorgeous views of the lake. They have indoor and outdoor seating with a nice bar area as well.