They have an fine, inviting and, diverse menu. The sour…read moredough, turkey salad sandwich special, w/pecans and cranberries, is great. The waitress was friendly and very good. Prices are good.

This is a simple diner style family restaurant, with an ice cream fountain counter on one side. We…read morewere glad to find it because we stopped into the old DuBois Diner (where we've stopped every year for many years), only to find it's been converted from a diner into a Gen-Z counter-service coffee shop. But Valley saved the day. We were seated right away by the manager and the waitress took good care of us. They served up good solid hotcakes, eggs, soup, and patty melts no quick and at a fair price, and got us back on the road.

Great local cafe! Menu is varied so everyone can choose their favorite. Inside and outside eating…read moreareas. Nice place to catch up with old friends and even better excuse not to cook!

Fantastic prices and nice, simple eating space. High ceilings, plenty of space. Worth a visit and…read morebrowse of the attached market. Menu after 4pm is more extensive (pizza, stromboli), but lunch includes sandwiches, items from fryer (wings, cheese sticks, fries, etc).

I had an excellent lunch here today with my Mom and Aunt. We spent the day shopping at the local…read moreprimitive and country stores and grabbed a bite at Thee Village Eatinghouse beforehand. I had the Turkey Reuben Sandwich and it was excellent. I don't like rye, so they substituted a pumpernickel marble instead. The sandwich was toasted but the bread wasn't dried out like most toasted sandwiches tend to be. It also came with sweet potato french fries served with a side of maple syrup. My mom and aunt both got the portobello sandwich on olive focacchia bread. The portobellos were cut into small pieces and fell out of the sandwich. They also weren't as flavorful as other marinated mushrooms. My aunt asked for a side of ranch to spruce up the sandwich which made it better. Their sandwiches came with a pasta salad. It was OK, but had a sweetness to it which was just OK to me. Overall, I would highly recommend this place. We also had a slice of pumpkin cheesecake which was very delicious. They also had a large case of delicious bakery goodies, which I imagine were just delectable.

We were heading down the road this morning, urgently seeking a place that served breakfast, and…read morecouldn't find anything. We were seeking an eating establishment by another name that was eluding us, when we came upon the Village Eatinghouse. (We had to "circle the block" 3 times to find WHICH shop/building the Eatinghouse was-- they really need to improve signage.) Enter in the rear. We showed up and they opened a half hour earlier than they would normally, to accommodate our car-full of five hungry people. We were so glad for that. They don't serve much/any traditional breakfast food except for baked goods, so we made 9:30 a.m. into brunchtime. The service was wonderful. The decaf was great, the spinach quiche was great, the cinnamon twist baked goods were great, the 4-cheese dipping bread was great, the chicken salad sandwich was super, and my husband said his turkey sandwich on marble pumpernickel was fantastic--real carved turkey, not coldcut slices. My cinnamon scone was flatter and much more dense than I think a scone should be, but was edible and we were happy to be there. Everything reasonably priced, a few things even seemed too cheaply priced. They were selling a variety of 10 different dessert pies that we didn't wind up ordering but looked beautiful and tasty, and a variety of 5 different types of bread. Free penny candy by the door! Decor nice and country-ish, clean place. Staff may be locals, but are not Amish, at least not waitstaff. They also sell teabags by the box. There is a wheelchair ramp. Porch swing and rocking chairs on porch were cute and fun, too. We were really glad to find this place today! They seem to take credit cards but not Am Ex.

A great product in an odd location with ample parking. I would return!…read more As you would imagine a coffee shop just in a mostly empty two story plaza. Parking lot accommodates most. The lower levels of the plaza has a vape shop among other stores. Upstairs in the large building is the coffee shop. Lots of tables inside and more seating outside the shop but still inside the building. I recommend sitting inside as the hallway is drafty. The barista was pleasant and there was no line on a weekday evening, though there were many students in the shop. We each got a coffee (a delicious variety from El Salvador) and biscotti and sat down at a thin table made from a single plank of wood. The biscotti was easy to bite and it was tasty... apricot I think. This is a convenient place to get a great cup of coffee and a tasty treat!

Charming little coffee shop on the IUP campus. I really enjoyed the ambiance along with the vibrant…read morecolors and decor. They offer a wonderful selection of drinks, along with a small assortment of sandwiches, wraps, and pastries. I tried a peppermint mocha, but it tasted more like a standard mocha without much peppermint flavor. On the bright side, I appreciated that they use fair trade coffee, and all the cups, lids, and sleeves are compostable. The staff was incredibly friendly and quickly prepared my drink. Although we were just passing through, I love exploring local coffee shops wherever I travel!

The food and drinks are pretty average. The drinks overpriced, as expected. But what keeps me…read morecoming back is the friendliness of the staff and the cleanliness of the establishment. The bathrooms are a lot cleaner than my own bathrooms. And they don't seem to mind my sticking around for hours doing computer work. Definitely a business that I want to support so they stay around for a long time.

The service is great, The place is clean. My usual order was a latte, but it wasn't my taste.read more

I'd love to start by saying Mason and robin added the extra star to this rating. The coffee I…read morecould care less about when there is a Starbucks (my go to) around the corner But the employees make the difference esp those two. Mason took time to show me the menu and talk to me about it (sorry car behind me in drive through) always smiled never seemed impatient and very knowledgable. Robin well she was the one who made sure I had the extra whipped cream I asked for and complimented my Earrings. It's nice that people can take a second to recognize others (and maintain a smile) even when they are standing outside in the sun and heat. I would go back just for the customer service.

Service was fast & efficient. The one drink was perfect although it was too sweet for me but my kid…read moreloved it! The cold foam did evaporate fast (reminds me of Dunkin's cold foam not Starbucks). The pumpkin blondie was good but my cup wasn't lined with caramel like it shows in the pictures so I was a little bummed about that but the taste was good (and that's what matters!) A menu further back in drive through line would be nice, you don't see the actual menu until you pull up to the end. $13 for 2 mediums. FYI...this is a drive thru only establishment.

Fast Fun Friendly…read more Lots of parking Clean restrooms Staff was lovely Highly recommend!!

Delicious custard! This custard stand is very popular and the staff did an excellent job of keeping…read moreup with orders. The custard was very creamy, delicious, and I could tell that it was freshly made. I highly recommend a sundae. They did an excellent job of having just the right amount of toppings to custard. I could taste both the custard and peanut butter. Will be back here the next time I'm in the area. Looking forward to trying other custard creations here.

I had to order twice in one night with my boyfriend and my friend because they both wanted insomnia…read morecookies that badly... That should speak for itself

best cookies in town. perfect if you just want that one quick fix for your sweet toot!read more