If you have a chance to visit this farm, do it! The tour experience is $9 per person and worth…read moreevery penny. You start the tour with a little bit of information about the farm and it's history. You then proceed to the automated milking machine area. It is fascinating. Totally automated. The cows choose when to enter and the machine takes care of the rest. It automatically washes them, connects, milks, analyzes quality and amount of milk and then completes the process. During the tour we saw three different cows get milked and were able to ask a ton of questions. After viewing this portion we entered the barn where all the cows currently being milked are. It was fun seeing their different personalities through how they interacted (or didn't) with the visitors. They even have cow massagers! Next we saw the calves. Some were born as recent as last week. Then came the hayride. It was a 20ish minute ride through the farm's beautiful property. One of the farm's owners was on with us to answer questions. I think the highlight for everyone was the tasting at the end. Each guest is given an individual container with several varieties that we tasted in a particular order. My favorite was the cheese curds. My daughter loved the pepper Jack and my son loved the pizza cheese. We also sampled the quark cheese spread (which is kind of a combination of cream cheese and goat cheese in texture and flavor). The tasting was completed with their chocolates which are stuffed with their quark cheese. Amazing. When the tour was completed we were free to visit with the cows again or make some purchases. Such a great experience that I highly recommend to everyone!

My update isn't as much about the food, but the level of customer service. I regularly volunteer at…read morethe farmer's market, so I see many of the same people on a weekly basis. Like life, you encounter people of every description and quality. I posted my first review about this vendor at the market last year. During this new season, I was stopped as I was going past by the same woman I had encountered during my 1st visit. If you'd think her attitude had changed, I can assure you that it had not. She immediately attacked me about the review I had left. At no time did she offer to make anything right. Once again, she bragged about how great her products are and that she sells thousands. In addition, she made a concerted effort to make me feel guilty about my review. She asked how I felt about leaving a poor review of a family business. Well, I can assure you that I feel just fine. I believe my reviews are honest and assess my opinions of the products and level of service. She yelled at me that I should have brought the jars back. At that point, I didn't remember if I did or didn't return the bad product. I stated that I thought I had, but she yelled at me that I never returned them. At no time did she ask me any questions or offer any solutions. I was in the business of customer service for many years. I have never fixed the blame. I always strived to fix the problem. She may well do very well at her stand, but there is always room for improvement. From her attitude, everything is perfect in her own world and pleasing customers is the furthest thing from her mind. I have never once seen her stand jammed with an overabundance of customers, as I have seen at many other stands. I don't see it as a product issue, since there are people willing to pay a price for small jars of relishes and jams. I see this as an attitude issue. The woman is not friendly and I don't get a good feeling dealing with her. I don't believe that being combative solves any issues.

Although I have not been at their physical storefront location I've met with "the pickled chef" on…read morea number of occasions during my recent farmer's markets visit. I had purchased three of their popular items, apple bourbon maple jam, raw fermented ginger beet kraut, and pickled red beets. These items have been outstanding. The jam as described has real apple chunks in it and when spread on bread it tastes like an apple pie. Made with quality ingredients including the maple syrup from Paul's family farm it is worth the investment. The kraut is red pink due to the beets but you can taste the pickle in it. It makes a great side dish and will keep in the fridge for some time. My understanding is that it is one of their more popular items. With the markets winding down for the season you can still shop for their products on their website or you can purchase their products at East End food coop or Shenot's farm and market in Wexford. It is my hope to visit their Latrobe brick and mortal location when I'm in the area to stock up on more of their "farm to jar" as they call it products. Even if you are looking for pickles you won't be disappointed.

It's a hometown family run store, the employees are very helpful in finding things for you and fast…read morefriendly checkouts

Myself and another customer waited for four and a half minutes for someone to show at the deli…read morecounter. A younger woman finally came out but didn't greet, acknowledge or even look at us - she began fooling around with the meat slicers and other equipment the after a couple more minutes just turned around, looked at us, and said "next". No smile, no greeting, really nasty disposition.

I hosted an 85 person luncheon here in mid July. Owner Kara was amazingly accommodating and made…read morethe planning process very easy. Her staff was efficient, hardworking and very kind. Many of my guests commented on the delicious food, especially the maple glazed salmon and beef tips entrees. Thank you, Chef Dato's Table, for being a great venue for my celebration.

We first found this restaurant when visiting my in-laws last year and remembered really enjoying…read morethe schnitzel. Since we were back in the area visiting our aunt, we decided to stop by again. My husband and I ordered the schnitzel again but unfortunately, it was much saltier than we remembered and it was a bit too salty for our taste. I ended up eating only about a quarter of it. The appetizer we ordered was good though and our server was nice and friendly. Overall, the experience was okay but the main dish didn't quite live up to our last visit.

Love Aldi's. I remember it was not love at first sight. I didn't quite get the whole concept, or…read morehow I was ever going to adapt to non-name brand products. The store layout was goofy, there was only one open lane, and the mixed check-out line consisted of people with cartloads of groceries, or several others clutching only a few items. No lane for 10 items or less. You had to pay for your cart, there was no one on duty to pack your bags, bags you had to purchase. They kept short business hours, closed on Sundays, and lights out by 7pm week nights. How does all of this add up to a successful business?! A business I just claimed to love? Its their products, prices, and continued growth that keeps me going back. I rarely come across a product that I consider below my standards. Aldi's is a great place to shop, even if it doesn't add up to the norms of what the grocery shopping experience was designed to be.

Typical ALDI, all the items that you are use to are on the shelves. Same shopping carts, same…read morequarters, same lights, same boxes. This location is basically on the newer side with the way the store is set up. It's bright, clean and organized. The employees are pleasant and helpful. Great place to stop for a quick item, or if you live in the are, a great place to do some grocery shopping.

Had a great experience there yesterday night before closing, the two employees there (especially…read morethe cashier, I believe her name was Claire) were incredibly friendly. This store also has a much bigger selection than Delmont, or any other one in the area, and there was a great selection of womens jeans and boots. I will be shopping at this location all the time!

Employee helped husband load up our trailer with fence poles on hot, humid day without complaint…read more Although, there are stores in Delmont and Blairsville, this is the nearest store to where we live. I don't think I have ever had a rude sales associate at any Tractor Supply stores. The employees have been friendly and willing to help me find some obscure item my husband usually needs. Also, I like that they have clinics for your pets and that pets are welcome in the store.