Great service and selection. The pizza and the sweets... can't be beat. This place was such a great…read morefind. Would come here every time I stumble through town

Stopped here for a breakfast sandwich when working nearby. I was drawn in by the unique and funny…read morebusiness name plus the great reviews and delicious looking food in the pictures. I opted for the bacon, egg, and cheese on their semi-hard roll. It was a delicious and hearty breakfast. The staff were friendly, though the line to order was slow moving. Once I ordered, the sandwich came out wrapped in foil about 8-10 minutes later. They do have a few tables if you want to sit and eat there, but I took my food to go. It is setup to order at the counter then you wait for them to call out your order when it is ready. The pizza operation looked legit and smelled great. They were already firing pies and serving up slices in the morning when I was there. Next time, I definitely want to try the pizza.

The food here was delicious the fried chicken on my Cordon Bleu sandwich was perfection. The…read moresandwich had well balanced flavors and the fair fries were crispy deliciousness. Spouse had a Monte Cristo that she loved. Menu has a great variety for breakfast and lunch. Service was quick and the server checked back multiple times without being overwhelming. Can't wait to go back.

Great service and food, will be back! The breakfast bowls are the best! Pancakes are no joke,…read morebiggest one I've ever seen.

Iron Bridge Inn is a gem in the middle of hayseed central. Good food, excellent service, just a…read moregreat dinner all the way around.

Can be a little bit "country" in their clientele. Food is solid. Menu is what any older western pa…read morerestaurant might have.

I ordered the cheesy potatoes and eggs with bacon well done and eggs over medium. The bacon was…read morecrisp. The potatoes were not and the eggs were less than over easy. So... it was ok. The girls were happy without complaint, they had pancakes and stuffed French toast, but it was too much for their tiny stomachs and needed boxes. Overall, the flow from seated to exit has some delay which is possibly due to the attention of the staff to their guests. Maybe it's the lack of motivation? I don't know. FYI: The more tables you quickly change; the more money you make. So, if they master the table exchange so people aren't literally left in the cold outside waiting to be seated, I'd go back, but if not, I can make breakfast at home.

This cafe came highly rated to me, as the shop is known for its unique flavors and big portions,…read morelike for pancakes, French toast, cinnamon buns and other sweets. They also currently have a seasonal latte flight which is unique and comes in various flavors. Some of them were a little too sweet for my taste, but it was cool to try the different flavors at smaller portions. All the food I tried was also delicious and came in bigger portions than I expected. The shop had a decent crowd at 1PM on a Saturday, and there was a local event going on throughout Main St at the same time. The service was a little off at first, but the server seemed to catch after I ordered my coffee. I thought it was interesting that the server said she can take my drink order, bring it out and then I can order my meal. Maybe it's due a short staff, but this seems to add to more time to the overall dining experience.

I just want to do a food crawl in Harmony. Much like the other joints in town, this spot is quaint,…read moreeclectic, and tasty! Delicious coffee - local and fresh! The crepe was spongy and plentiful! My wife and I split a ham, egg, and cheese crepe, and it was perfect for two. It was stuffed and the ham had a subtle flavor. The béchamel on top was excellent -- my 1 year old loved stealing bites! We can't wait to comeback to try more on the menu!

We stopped in to Wunderbar today after a few recommendations, and we're so glad we did. The cafe is…read morelovely, with ample seating. You place your order first at the counter, and then are seated. There's a variety of savory and sweet crepes, as well as coffee. I had the berries & cream crepe. It was delicious! Lots of fruit, and the crepe was filled with custard. There was also some homemade whipped cream on the side. I will definitely return to try their coffee and tea offerings.

Georgetown Eats restaurant is on a 21-acre farm from the 1890s. It serves breakfast, lunch, and…read moredinner. Examples of foods are omelettes, waffles, salads, corn dip, sandwiches, pork chops, steaks, salmon, and lobster ravioli. Drinks include both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Catering is available. Through this restaurant's website, I made a reservation for dinner for my husband and me. Our table was available on time, and the seating hostess gave us a small table outside. I felt thankful that we were in the shade, because two other tables of customers had sun shining in their eyes. We enjoyed watching cats and horses roaming in the yard nearby. Our waitress had friendly communication but very slow service with errors. During our main course, she never checked in on us, so my husband never received salt that he needed. Furthermore, at the end of our meal, we waited a long time to receive our bill. She took our credit card and many minutes later gave us only an itemized slip, not the customer and merchant copies to sign. Many minutes later, we had to give her our credit card a second time, and she finally gave us the customer and merchant copies. My overall rating is still a positive 4 stars because the foods overall tasted very good. Our starter was the Bread Basket, which contained three types of bread--cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls, and focaccia with dipping oil. My main course was Pistachio Glazed Salmon, which had moist salmon, a delicious pistachio-lime-cilantro glaze, and a side of coconut rice. I chose coleslaw as my side, and it was OK. My husband's main course was the Surf & Turf, which had a 6-ounce filet mignon cooked as requested, a jumbo lump crab cake that was very meaty, and mashed potatoes. His side was a tasty butternut-squash soup. The total price was $98 plus tax and tip.

I had the pleasure of dining at Georgetown Eats this past weekend. We tried to make it a…read moreValentine's Day dinner but couldn't get a reservation, so we celebrated a day later. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough! It's located on an unlikely farm country road, but is such a lovely farm to table restaurant. The menu contains soups, salads, sandwiches and entree. I tried the BBQ Center Cut Pork Chop and absolutely loved it. The chop was perfectly cooked and very very tender. The man chose the Surf and Turf Special, getting a filet and crab cake. He also had the roasted pepper soup that was served with homemade bread croutons. He had nothing but rave reviews for his meal. The decor is lovely - like a modern minimalist farmhouse. We also had live music and wine from Nova Winery with our meal. Georgetown Eats is a very special hidden gem of a restaurant and I am so glad we stopped. It's not huge, so consider reservations. Don't miss this amazing restaurant!

First time here and really enjoyed our dinner. Must say that I wanted to start with a glass of…read morechampagne. Our server came back and said it wasn't cold. What?? It's Friday night. Dinner. I found that to be off putting. Okay... ordered a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. Server returns.. it's not cold. Are you kidding me? Debbie finally said.. I'll tell you what I do have that's cold. Gee... that was disappointing . Sat in one of the small rooms and Debbie our server really was great. I felt bad for her that she gad to tell be that these wines/champagne were not cold. I had the halibut... my Mother had the Filet. We both got the baked potato which comes with a lovely server with toppings. Nice touch. Loved the bread with the pesto oil and Texas beans. We both got dessert of bread pudding and I got the vanilla mousse in chocolate cup. Will I return? I'm sure next time I'm in town I will... but PLEASE have white wine/Champagne chilled in a Friday night.

We went for the Sunday brunch after hearing years of good things about this place. We truly could…read morenot have been more disappointed. The "brunch" had no breakfast food except for bacon that did not have to be ordered from the kitchen. The crêpes were small and very chewy. Omelette was OK. The hot food was not. The potatoes were like Play-Doh with a layer of butter on top, the mac & cheese was cool. The turkey and dressing was like a log of turkey substance you would buy from Walmart. The pork was overcooked and dry as you will see. Prime rib was somehow very tough and not seasoned. The desserts were bland, not sure how you mess up a mini cheesecake. The bloody Mary tasted like watered down tomato juice out of a can at Walmart mixed with some cheap vodka. we were very sad that this happened and we will not return. We walked in and wasn't very clear on how to proceed, but one of the guests told us the hostess would come out. About 15 minutes after our reservation a lady came out and looked surprised to see us and asked if we could be helped. We told her our name and she's like oh yes, come this way. She's very nice. The waitress was attentive, saying she was somewhat forgetful because they were slow. Smell like she was on multiple smoke breaks.

Shakespeare's is a casual restaurant and pub that is located inside a *CASTLE* at the Olde…read moreStonewall Golf Club. Depending on the season and day of week, Shakespeare's offers brunch, lunch, and dinner. My husband and I ate one dinner here. We felt impressed by the 600 million pounds of boulders outside and the fun medieval-like architecture and interior design of the building (e.g., large doors, vaulted ceiling, oak panels, Spanish swords and shields, and tapestries). The seating hostess and the waitress served us promptly and politely. The dinner menu listed appetizers (e.g., poutine, pretzels, and wings), salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, chicken, steaks, veal, salmon, tuna, cod, crab cakes, pastas, vegetable sides, and some desserts. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Pierogi Flatbread - 4 stars - This flatbread had a wonderful crust, and it was topped with mashed potatoes, onions, and cheddar cheese. French-onion Soup Crock - 5 stars - My husband ate this soup. It had a nicely rich broth and onions and gooey cheese on top. Stuffed Shrimp - 3 stars - I ate this entree from the "moat," and I thought that it tasted just OK. Five large shrimp were stuffed with crab meat and lay on top of polenta. My side was a very fresh house salad. Queen's Prime Rib - 5 stars - My husband ate this entree from the "stockyard." A 10-ounce prime rib was cooked perfectly. My husband described it as "very tender" and "very good." He chose a buttery baked potato for his side. Apple Tart - 5 stars - We shared this dessert of a warm apple tart topped with vanilla ice cream. We enjoyed its sweet flavors. The total price for these five foods plus one soda was $95 *plus* tax, credit-card fee, and tip. My husband enjoyed this meal so much that he recommended that we return sometime to eat brunch.

We love Shakespeare's! Always wonderful service and delicious food. Great entrees and soups. The…read moreambiance is amazing and takes us to England. Worth a visit! You won't be disappointed.

Eeeek! I just love a wonderfully cozy coffee shop. We were traveling through the area for business,…read moreand I'm always one to scope out the best coffee in the area. I'm happy to say Collage was just that! They hit the ball out of the park! My husband consistently gets an oat milk mocha at every coffee shop, and this had his stamp of approval. I got the seasonal sugar cookie latte (according to the kind barista it is a mix of butter extract and birthday cake syrups, yum!) it was just a touch sweet for me, but I am not someone who would typically go for the sweeter drink on the menu. But today I needed a sweet pick me up. Either way, it was delicious! You can taste the flavor of the latte while the coffee flavor still shines through- just the perfect balance! They have a variety of drink options including kombucha, coffee, and tea. A little bummed I wasn't in the area longer to head back for a booch, as the flavor options sounded delicious. They also had a small variety of baked goods and some different panini options- definitely seems like their food options are best on Saturdays when their brunch menu is in full effect. Inside the space is both spacious and cozy! Decorated a bit for the holidays, and places to sit and yap- love that for the locals. Single room bathrooms that were also spacious and clean. Overall, a wonderful stop with kind and helpful staff, clean spacious and cozy amenities, and top notch coffee!

Great breakfast (I got the crepes!), good coffee, and relaxing setting. I don't know when I'll be…read morein town again, but would happily return to Collage again.

Great food but long wait because they're always busy…read more Efficient servers. Large portions at good prices.

Updating the review to include pictures. The food is still just as great! They accommodate changes…read moreto the menu. My kids wanted chocolate chip pancakes instead of the sprinkle pancakes listed. I think the bacon is a little too thick cut for little kids. They usually love bacon but didn't like this type. The Nashville Hot Sandwich had a smokier taste than Buffalo.