Spankys Courthouse Cafe

We really enjoyed our early dinner here. The menu had plenty of good choices ranging from…read moresandwiches and burgers to homestyle meals such as turkey or meatloaf. I had sirloin tips and mashed potatoes with brown gravy. The steak was cooked as I ordered and pretty tender for diner steak. We also shared an appetizer of chicken bites (zingers) which were very good. The dining area is charming and clearly from another era. The portions here are not 'you can eat for 3 days from 1 order' huge, they are filling but not probably shareable sized. Seniors will appreciate the smaller portions along with a drink and desert for a low price offered for 55 and over. I absolutely loved that I could eat my (non-senior) entire dinner and a few chicken bites without being too full for dessert. I had a single scoop sundae for desert and it was just what it sounded like. Including tax (but not tip) our 2 normal entrees, 2 soft drinks, 2 deserts and a shared appetizer came in just under 60 dollars. That's an extraordinary value in 2026.

Cute little place, what appeared to be in the middle of nowhere. Service was warm and friendly. The…read morefood was very good and a great value. The apple fritters were so good that I could fill up on them alone and be very satisfied. I am not in the area very often but I would make this a mandatory stop if I was.

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Gift Shop

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Gift Shop

Billy's Burger Land

3.9(25 reviews)

0.5 mi

Had an All meat OMELET this morning! It was awesome!! I also had Some fries with Onions and…read morePeppers!

Fresh cut fries great hamburgers friendly service food was delicious family friendly and really niceread more

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Farm Table Restaurant

3.5(19 reviews)

2.0 mi

Great service to start off with. We were greeted and seated and had a drink within 5 minutes. My…read morewife and I went for lunch and it was delicious. Then a few days later we took our teenage granddaughter to breakfast and it was even better.

This place deserves more than the three star rating. It looks new furnished, with warm honey…read morecolored wood. We were served quickly. My potato salad tasted like that I make myself, which of course is good. . The buffalo check wrap had very crunchy chicken tenders, enough hot sauce to taste it, but not burn your lips. The lettuce was crisp and fresh. The club sandwich he had was good too. Loved the onions rings.

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Rose's Hilltop Diner

4.7(26 reviews)

23.0 mi

This was a great little find on our way north. You know a place is great when you pull in and it is…read morepacked. Totally worth the wait; the food was fantastic! Two of us had omelettes and one in our party had a breakfast sandwich. This was a nice little country diner.

Had passed this restaurant for years and never around a time to eat until last weekend. Stopped…read morefor lunch and the food and atmosphere was great. Service was fast and very polite and the prices were on point for a dinner. Recommend for Breakfast or Lunch!

The Eggs Benedict is awesome with the homemade garlic, parsley home fries. Delicious And their homemade pies are to die for!!

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Small diner

Denny's Beer Barrel Pub

3.3(308 reviews)

0.9 mi

We stopped at Denny's Beer Barrel Pub on our way home last night and they did not disappoint!…read more They're known for their world record burgers and many of them sounded really good. But I was intrigued by the burnt turkey ends with maple waffle fries and maple turkey gravy and cheese curds I also ordered a bowl of chili and lemme tell ya - it was some of the best chili I've ever had! Now, the turkey ends... Wow, that plate was DELICIOUS I don't know how they make maple waffle fries, but they need to become a thing. The maple turkey gravy was rich and salty and sweet. The cheese curds were creamy and melty and added texture and flavor. I'm blaming it on the 16oz of beer and the bowl of amazing chili... But I tapped out halfway through haha! One of the most interesting and tasty meals I've had in a long time. I'm going to see how they heat up in the air fryer, for breakfast. Should you find yourself on I-80 in western PA, definitely plan to stop at Denny's Beer Barrel... But you better be ready to eat!

Very solid pub in Clearfield with a wide menu and plenty of different options although the claim to…read morefame are their burgers. We came to try the 2 pounder challenge (2 lbs AFTER cooking plus the toppings and bun), which I demolished in 30 min or so (you get an hour and if you finish you get a shirt, your name and finish time on a plaque in their Hall of Fame, and 50% off the burger itself). The burger itself was quite solid - juicy and tender without any seasoning so you can add your toppings. Be sure to grab a side of the fries (I prefer the crinkle-cut sweet potato), a milkshake or beer, and maybe a taco. It's no frills but a nice lowkey option that has a blend of visitors and locals.

Hangover Burger

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Fabulous Franklin Hangover Burger

Key Largo's Restaurant

4.3(35 reviews)

13.1 mi

The food here has always been very good. The service is great and it's a very friendly place to eat…read morewith ample seating and plenty of free parking. I highly recommend.

Delicious and plentiful! Great menu and friendly attentive staff. Everything was nice and we ho…read moreoften

114 Kylertown Drifting Highway

Deep Fried, Baked, Mashed Potatoes, Stewed Tomatoes.

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We are open 6 days a week!

American Diner

4.2(22 reviews)

12.7 mi

Stopped here while making our way to Buffalo, NY. A quick search of Yelp showed that everything in…read morethis town is a diner, so we randomly chose American Diner as our lunch spot. It's not much to look at from the outside, and the interior is about the same. Upon entering, we definitely got the "local vibe." It didn't feel like You-Don't-Belong-Here. It felt more like You-Aren't-From-Here. Not unfriendly, just an acknowledgement that we were strangers. Seating was tight so the 5 of us added an extra chair to a booth meant for 4. Our server was pleasant. The ladies room was super clean and very nice, but Big Daddy said the men's room left a lot to be desired. Our food came out hot. The burgers were so-so. Definitely not the best I've ever eaten. But the fries were good, so that helped make up for it. Big Daddy really enjoyed his fish & chips, and Kid #2 said the chipped beef gravy was delicious. We probably would try someplace different if we were traveling through again, but overall it was pretty good.

This place is well named. It is what comes to mind when you think of the classic American Diner. It…read moreis a haven for comfort food. From the simplicity of the edifice to the no-frills, hometown, 1960's appearance of the dining room, this place is a throwback...in a good way. We stopped here because it was on our route. It looked like a good, solid choice based on the description and the reviews. And it looked like a choice that was not too expensive. The location was truly what you could term "roadside" on US 322, because it was indeed right next to the road. The exterior appearance was certainly not elegant, but the building was in good shape. The interior was a bit cozy, and the layout was significantly wider than it was deep as you would expect with a small, hometown diner. The decor and furnishings were simple, though certainly adequate. We were seated right away. The service was very good as our server attended to us right away. She was very efficient and our food was delivered rather quickly after our order. The menu offered classic mid-Atlantic American comfort fare. Items such as burgers, a variety of sandwiches, pork chops, baked ham and liver and onions were featured. My wife opted for a simple BLT accompanied by chips, which was quite good. I chose the Baked Fish with mashed potatoes and a starter salad. We're both watching calories and these were great options for that. The value was excellent. The final bill with food, tax and tip (we had water to drink) was $13.00 per person. I would try this place again if circumstances allow.

Dining Area at American Diner

Salad at American Diner

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Storefront for American Diner

Tom & Joe's Restaurant

4.5(178 reviews)

35.0 mi

Best food and service around! We stop there whenever we can after one of my Dr appts. Always have a…read moregreat experience here and love the waitresses along with the owner. The atmosphere is perfection. Can't wait for our next visit.

Our favorite breakfast spot in town and it never disappoints! The food is always good & service is…read morealways quick. Whenever we are back in town, we make sure to stop. We love that the inside is like a step back in time and love the "family" feel you get when you're there. We highly recommend if you're ever in Altoona! You can order stuff for pick-up as well if you don't have time to dine-in.

The Breakfast Mess

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A small mug means your coffee won't get cold. No worries--they are quick to top it off!

Dutch Pantry Family Restaurant

4.0(123 reviews)

20.0 mi

Great serve yourself buffet! Love eating there when passing through! Took my daughter on our way…read morehome, she loved it!

Went there for breakfast. All ingredients were fresh and delicious. Service was fast and…read morefriendly. Better breakfast than any chain restaurant. They also had a cool gift shop. If you're hungry, don't pass this place by.

Waiting/Sitting area

Pantry Breakfast Bowl

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Dutch Pantry

Station 101 Pub & Kitchen

4.3(415 reviews)

16.1 mi

I was looking for a place with a hearty vegan option half-way between Toledo and New York City…read morewithout going too far off the highway and it seemed like Station 101 would fit the bill- a Black Bean Burger made in house, some tasty nacho options, and I even called ahead to confirm we could get a hearty vegan option, and confirmed it was! Yay! Unfortunately, when we arrived, the last Bean Burger had been sold and the black beans listed as a side were actually cooked in some heavy butter... so it became one of those stops where only French fries were the hot vegan option... because who wants a cold salad when it's 20°F?! In any case, the server was very nice about it and the Craft Beer was still vegan, and because we called ahead about the vegan burger option, they even comped the fries for running out. So- disappointed it wasn't as hearty as we hoped for a vegan on our arrival- but very kind to apologize with comped fries. For those who weren't vegan- the French Dip on ciabatta was on special and sooooo good. I don't like horseradish and it didn't overwhelm the flavor, so it was absolutely perfect! The pulled pork melt with crispy fried onions and bbq sauce was also excellent with a very crunchy buttered thick Texas toast bread. Excellent food when it's available- and hoping for a few more vegan options because Pennsylvania towns are a bit of slim pickings if you don't want to eat animal products!

Service was great. Food was average. Was expecting much more from thier much talked about Pub…read moreBurger. Biggest problem was a very foul odor in the restaurant like dirty mop water.