Absolutely a must go to! Amazing service, food, and drink. Specials for senior citizens. Specials…read morefor the service industry. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Great music, beautiful wood bar, covered and uncovered patio. Heaters on the patio. Variety of high top, low top, and booth seating. Wheelchair and walker accessible. Clean bathrooms. Free wi-fi. Cool decor and plants!

The new patio is amazing! Great craft beer list and unique menu…read more This the we loved the hot honey chicken pizza! Wonderful service, too!

The food is always good there. It's homestyle the service was great. The ambience is warm and…read morefriendly. All Dutch pantries pretty much are the same but they're hard to find anymore thoroughly enjoyed this.

Never liked them. Food was always nasty. Portions always small and seating is very uncomfortable.read more

The Sunday brunch buffet is good quality, especially for the low price. Service was really friendly…read moreand prompt with drinks - they even brought us ice cream to go with the pie, though it wasn't part of the normal buffet. The dining room was pretty empty when we got there around 11am, but was packed with a long line for seating by 1pm, so get there early! They also accept credit cards now. Breakfast highlights included fantastic french toast made with Italian bread, and made-to-order omelettes and waffles. My group's favorite lunch options included stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and peppers, white fish, and roast beef. I was happy with the meatless options, such as surprisingly creative salads - creamy sweet potato salad, coleslaw, and feta cheese pasta salad. Of course, a good buffet is measured by its dessert bar and Rustic Lodge does not fall short. Pies are definitely the specialty and I especially loved the old fashioned coconut cream.

Great facility and very accommodating! They are easy to work to with and concerned about meeting…read morethe customers needs. Food and service are great!

Everything in this place is amazing Food , ambience and…read morepeople Top of the Line Highly recommended

We had the tomato bisque and the beer cheese soup. Both were excellent. Dominique provided…read moreexcellent service - very knowledgeable about the food and answered my many questions with patience. We shared 3 apps: wings, mussels, and fried green tomatoes. The wings were excellent; mussels were good but probably from frozen; fried green tomatoes were not for us- we like them tangy and these were on the sweeter side. We came in late (around 8 pm) but all systems were up and working. Bathroom was clean. Beer and wine selections were adequate. Suggestion: please provide extra napkins for people who order handheld food like wings and mussels.

This place is great. Their chicken noodle soup and turkey and rice soup are so good. Makes you…read moremiss your mom eating here!!!!! Service is excellent and all staff very friendly. Big recommend!!!!!!

My wife and I recently visited Rose's Hilltop Diner. We both had Belinda's breakfast Bowl and the…read morebaked apple side. Excellent! Very busy but worth the short wait.

The food was to DIE FOR. It was so good because it was all homemade. The service was fast and nice…read moreand they weren't rude and made you feel like your dining experience isn't being rushed. Wonder service! The theme is oldies-diner. Very cute diner! Perfect for the kids or just a couples date or whatever. Totally recommend! Thank you to the wonderful service, food and making this my favorite diner ever! (I recommend the following below): French Toast w/ Hash browns Orange Creamsicle Cheesecake And finally, the chocolate cheesecake! All were very good.

No complaints here, best of everything. Food quality, great friendly service, and small hometown…read moreambience.

Everything I get from here is always so yummy. The food and the baked goods…read more My waitress was super sweet this morning. I couldn't be more happy. My only complaint would be the hours 6 am - noon.

This is some of the best breakfast and breakfast sandwiches you can get they are huge. The bakery…read morehas delicious food sourdough bread. All of it is great and the service is fast and friendly.

Allegheny Creamery & Crepes is a delight to the senses: eyes, nose and tastebuds alike. Stepping…read moreinside is like taking a step back in time, yet without sacrificing any modern comforts. From the artsy décor to the extensive menu to the helpful staff, this restaurant does not disappoint. If you're looking for sweet treats or savory bites, you'll turn to your left and enter the café, where you can peruse the wall menu for breakfast crepes, dessert crepes, savory crepes, salads, sandwiches and more. If you're in the mood for cocktails, you'll turn to your right and enter a beautifully appointed bar room with a prohibition-era vibe. After placing your food and drink orders, you can either dine downstairs in the bar room or café, or you can make your way upstairs to the spacious dining rooms and enjoy the ambiance of gothic chandeliers, ornate ceilings, antique furniture and an abundance of natural light. In warmer weather, you can even dine outside on the backyard patio. I ordered a veggie breakfast crepe with scrambled eggs, sliced avocado, mushrooms, heirloom tomatoes and spinach. The veggies were fresh and flavorful, and the eggs were just the right texture and consistency. I requested certain omissions (no cheese and no onions), which they were happy to accommodate. I appreciate that the staff are willing to cater to diners with dietary restrictions. They will do whatever they can to accommodate your preferences whenever possible. The staff were pleasant and professional; from the counter staff to the servers to the bussers, everyone was friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. Tables were quickly bussed and turned around for the next guests, the dining rooms were kept clean and spotless, the staff were attentive and accommodating, and the wait time was minimal. My only complaint is that drinks are not delivered to the table with your meal order. If you want a drink, you must go to the bar yourself to pick it up. Not a dealbreaker by any means, but tableside drink service would make the dining experience more convenient for the customer. All in all, Allegheny Creamery & Crepes is worth the visit if you ever find yourself in downtown Hollidaysburg. I highly recommend.

Food was amazing! I will crave the Crepe Benedict. Only drawback was it was freezing in the…read morerestaurant. Will definitely return

PROS: good prices, food came out fast, menu variety was plentiful, gift shop inside, loads of…read moreparking, spacious and clean inside, and Madi was a very nice waitress CONS: the food wasn't that good. Powdered mash potatoes, turkey that was frozen, coffee was burnt OVERALL: not the best quality food but I'm not that picky. The place was very nice otherwise so as long as you're not picky with the quality of the food I would recommend coming

What a find. As we were driving on Route 80 West, we finally decided to stop for a bite and…read morelanded on this place. You can not beat it. Small and cozy and everyone was extremely nice. It felt like you were in an old country dining room. I loved it. I got the country fried chicken with eggs and home fries. The kid got a sausage and egg sandwich and the wife got a western omelette. I got a side of scrapple, well.. because I never had it and had to try it. Everything was great. To top it off, the price can't be beat. For 3 people, it ran us $45. Back in NJ, we're dropping a C note easily on the breakfast that we had. On the way out, the had a little "snacks to go" and in there was..... crickets. Yes, real crickets. I had to get it. Didn't taste like anything but I can now say I've ate a cricket. If you're on a trip on Route 80 and looking for something outside the box... This is the place to try!

I had been to the new market in downtown State College in October, and seen their farm sign for…read moreapple picking. I had to go! Growing up in Florida, we picked oranges, mangoes, and avocados, but I'd never been apple picking. It was time. I pulled into the very full parking lot and was guided by an employee into a spot. Headed inside passed the beautiful pumpkin and flower displays. To have an apple picking session, you needed to make the line and purchase a bag. The line was all the way to the back of the store. I was able to shop most of the market while waiting and had a very good time. So much fresh produce, and Amish condiments. Once I got to the cashier, I purchased a bag and then headed out to the orchard across the street. You check in with the table at the front, and then meander through all the beautiful rows of apple varieties, filling your bag at youre leisure. It was gorgeous. None of these apples were waxed or uniform, and they tasted so lusciously sweet. Not bland like the perfect looking grocery store types. I've been ruined. I put the apples in my car, and then explored the party that was taking place outside the building. There was live music, pumpkin carving, rabbits, food trucks, kettle corn and more. I got some meat pies at the Australian truck, and apple cider & apple cider donuts from the restaurant inside. Took them back out to the picnic table and enjoyed the lively scene. After lunch, I went back across the street for a hayride up to the pumpkin patch. We passed sunflower fields and other crops on the way. It's a beautiful property. Once in the pumpkin patch, something else I'd never done before, I went on a hunt to pick my perfect pumpkin- Still attached to the vine! I was surprised by all the different sizes and shapes. There were colors ranging from white to yellow to orange to green. Big and small, bumpy and smooth. All growing together in happy harmony. I know if I lived close by this would be a yearly tradition. Taking my chosen pumpkins to the table to pay, I was feeling super content with the days fall festivities. A couple of great firsts!

My mom and I go to pick strawberries every year, this year we went to way fruit farm. We were told…read morethat strawberries were abundant and there were multiple fields. When we went out, the fields were full of weeds and hard to walk through. Furthermore, there almost no strawberries and if there were any they were the size of a thumbnail. We were very disappointed and sad so we decided to go into the farms store to just buy a couple bins. To our surprise they were almost $9 for one. We ended up spending $60 on strawberries, which is by far the most we have ever spent. I was extremely disgruntled.