From service to food this place gives it all to you. Nice bar to meet people in. This place really…read morehas it all.

I understand this venue is historical and well-loved, but it is definitely toeing the line between…read morepreserved and fossilized. I came here with a large party for a recent family reunion, and everything was only just okay. Our standout impression was our server - she handled us all single-handedly and ensured we all had everything we needed. She was phenomenal. Unfortunately, the food is just fine and the interior isn't very interesting at all. Dirty, dingy, outdated. I ordered their French Sandwich, which was interesting. The dressing they used, which I asked on the side to dip my fries in, was the most exciting part. Tangy, garlicky, slightly spicy (not really) contrary to my uncle's spice tolerance. Everyone else's food looked passable, but nobody pointed out anything they particularly enjoyed. A warning, their large salads are HUGE - think the size of the salad bowl they give you at Olive Garden. The bread they give is plain, with butter in single-serve containers. Not much to write home about, am I missing something?

In a word, exceptional…read more Most places that boast 'tavern/bar food in a rustic atmosphere' use the classification as an excuse for a mediocre menu, and lean heavily on the 'rustic atmosphere' part. I hate to call anyone out, but a few in the area come to mind as classic examples of places that drop frozen appetizers in the fryer and call it done. Front Door, Back Door, Standard, or 410, the Log Cabin Inn outclasses every single one of them with food that is original and well prepared. The meatloaf is beyond excellent and the French onion soup is the best the area has to offer. Go. Now.

This was our second trip. The food is really good. Lunch today was burgers and fries. Broccoli…read morecheese soup was yummy! Chicken sandwich was delish, per grandson. Steakhouse burger was very tasty. Our server was very sweet and accommodating. We sat in the back room and it's pretty. We heard they are adding on and it seems needed as there was quite a wait, upon our exit. Only 1 complaint. Our grandson got a kids cheeseburger. It was burnt. He tried to eat it, but it was really over cooked! We would've asked for another, but we were pressed for time. We understand these things happen, and it won't keep us from going back.

We very much enjoyed dinner at Clifford's. The food was fantastic, the service was great, and the…read moreoverall vibe was friendly and welcoming. I had the prime rib and my wife had chicken Romano. Both were excellent. Our server was friendly and super knowledgeable about the entire menu. We would not hesitate to come back again as soon as we are able to get a reservation. If you can, try it out. You won't be disappointed.

A friend of ours got the much coveted reservation here, and we were so excited to dig in! The…read morerestaurant is cozy, quaint, and European with the history on the walls. For food - we got pierogis and pepperoni and cheese balls. They were outstanding. You could tell the pierogis were scratch made, and they covered with so much delicious butter. Pepperoni and cheese ball is a misleading title - these were mini calzones, and they were scrumptious!! The dough was excellent, and they were packed with pepperoni and cheese. For my entree, I had the sea bass, which was a special. My fish was cooked to perfection and had a wonderful caper sauce! I really enjoyed the food and experience here. Get a gift card - that helps secure a reservation, as the restaurant said they are honoring gift cards through email as opposed to the phone system of getting a reservation. Just going to be honest -- is it worth spending a whole day calling for a reservation? Respectfully, no. If you can secure one, go - it's worth it. If you don't, there are many restaurants of similar or better quality with an easier way of getting a reservation.

We were in the area and stopped for dinner. Nice relaxed atmosphere, great food and good value…read more We'll stop there again if in the area.

1/3/2026 Ate list:…read more Pretzels - 8.4 Salmon Salad - 8.1 Caught off guard by how much I liked this spot - hidden gem! Was up towards the Grove City Outlets and wanted a solid option that was open. Staff was incredibly friendly, atmosphere is homey and delightful. Pretzels on the appetizer front were amazing. Can see craving these, will come back for these. The salmon salad was prepared wonderfully as well. Finished the whole thing and was not disappointed. Would absolutely order it or something else here again. Will definitely be stopping back in!

Our family just stopped here on the way back from a funeral. They have a large assortment of…read morepizzas, sandwiches, coffee, teas, pastries, etc. We enjoyed two large pizzas. The types of pizzas we tried were, pepperoni, ham and pineapple, and bacon. The bacon was thick cut and delicious. They also had very good ham and potato soup. Our group also tried different hot beverages. Among favorites were the mocha latte, hazelnut latte, and chai teas. The atmosphere was fun inside. The restaurant is an old bank. The dining room was spacious and open. There was also a portion of the room that has comfy couches and a tv. We sat there while waiting for our food. Overall this was a fun stop. The owner was there and was very friendly. He showed us how he made the pizzas and dough. I highly recommend!

I love this place and the people of the area very friendly as i was passing through I stopped and…read moream thankful!!!

Lauren was our bartender . She was very polite and professional. We had food and beers. Food was…read moregreat. Big pretzel and pork belly sandwich. Got beer to go

Service at the bar was great by Vanessa. We caught the last song by the jazz band playing. They…read morewere good but WAY too loud for such a small space. The Bloody Mary was nice and peppery and the espresso martini was right on. The all American rejects breakfast was satisfying but cooked my eggs real hard instead of over medium. The shrimp and grits were good but nothing overly special.

Bobs Subs is currently and was one of the best subs you can get. I went to SRU in the early 2000s…read moreand this place is awesome. The Super Junior was always my go to. The seating is somewhat limited, but these subs are great to either eat in or take one out.

Pretty decent and cheap sub shop. The portions are actually very large for the price, and it makes…read moresense why the students seem to flock here when school is in session. I got to try their chicken parm sub and the regular grilled chicken sub (they called it the chicken filet or something). Both were quite nice. The chicken parm sub had tons of tomato sauce and the breading, although a bit uneven, wasn't bad. The chicken seemed decently fresh too. Bread is very average. They included Mayo in all their subs, which is interesting, but not that unwelcome. Average cheese, kind of flavorless. The regular chicken was interestingly superior. It was lighter and creamier at the same time? Probably the Mayo not being overpowered by the tomato sauce. Vegetables a little wimpy. But truly, the price for the portion is really, really nice.

We have been looking for a Good Greek restaurant since we moved to Cranberry in 2020 from LA. We…read morehappened to pass this small place with a very simple sign in front and decided to try it. To say we were impressed and delighted is an understatement! As you walk in. You pass an amazing array of traditional Greek pastries and desserts that I have not seen since being in Astoria, NY which is known as "little Athens". The food was amazing and of course we left with some GREAT baklava!

I stopped in and ordered a gyro platter. My order taker was friendly and my order didn't take long…read moreto be prepared. While I waited I enjoyed viewing the wonderful desserts available as well as a selection of oils and foods. I did not eat in but used takeout. I was pleased with the amount of gyro meat given and the salad and tomatoes were delicious.