I love Diner food and this restaurant was top notch!! Coffee hot, didn't have to ask for refills and food was delicious. My second trip here, won't be the last;). Unfortunately this diner has had to change their hours to 7am-3pm daily due to lack of help! Although you could tell current employees are tired they were in great spirits and very accommodating. Our server Katrina should teach other servers...she was FANTASTIC and remembered us from the previous days visit, quite impressive!! read more

Such great food! Quick service and amazing workers! I highly recommend going there. The hours are I think odd though. Which is my only complaint. read more

Fun, road side dinner feel that clean and has good food. Love that breakfast is authentic dinner quality and served all day. We also had a burger which was huge, homemade and super reasonably priced. The location makes it easy to get on and off the Pennsylvania turnpike. I will definitely come back here each time I pass through the area. read more

Summit Diner - Classic Diner! Wish it was closer to home. - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania

Busy (popular) small, diner that served us fast, tasty, hearty breakfast. Service was STELLAR. Coffee was good. Prices very reasonable. A bit discouraging outside the facility but much better inside! Cash only. They make their own sausage. The waitress didn't miss a beat -attentive and 100% efficient. Service with a smile. Love that dirty plates were cleared from table promptly, and quick coffee refills. read more

Best burger ever!! Lots of choices - prices very reasonable for the amount of food you get. Cozy atmosphere, hometown diner with quality food. Wait staff was great, friendly and efficient. Cash only restaurant with ATM IN THE RESTAURANT. Yum! I hope I get a chance to go there again someday. We stopped off from the turnpike to visit the Flight 93 Memorial. It was on the way back to the turnpike. read more

Best breakfast in Somerset. Diverse menu with bakery and in-house butcher items (try the sausage). Good coffee. Open early and closes at 8pm. Lots of parking in the back. Easy on/off from the Turnpike. Clean rest rooms. Great, professional & friendless service. read more

We stopped in here for lunch on the way to Fallingwater. We had a great lunch - the menu is extensive and the prices are reasonable. I had the hot turkey sandwich and the turkey was sliced off a real turkey breast, not deli slices like most places serve. The mashed potatoes were the real thing too and the gravy excellent. My son had the hot roast beef sandwich and said the same - great sandwiches for an amazing 7.99 each. My husband had the ground beef steak with brown gravy and mashed potatoes - he loved it. My brother in law had the shrimp basket with fries and was pleased - generous portion of 27 shrimp, perfectly breaded. Service was very friendly and efficient, atmosphere was clean and nice. Other menu choices include sandwiches, burgers, pasta, etc. We would definitely stop in for another lunch - highly recommend! read more

I only give 4 stars because of their hours. They used to be a 24-hour diner, then scaled back to 11pm or midnight; now they're only open until 2 or 3. Miss being able to go for dinner or late-night breakfast. Great diner food, they have an in-house butcher, and fantastic desserts/gob cake. read more

Do you like good quality, homemade food? How about a friendly staff? A decently large selection for every taste? This. Is. The. Place. I had the SOS on potatoes with a side of the pork sausage they make on-site. It's straight up diner food, I know, but it was done with the care that makes it truly exceptional. The rest of our party had a variety of dishes and all plates were left bare at the end of our meal. Nothing but rave reviews from even the fussiest eaters in our party. Do not leave without availing yourself of some pie. It is worth your time and attention. We've added this to our list of delicious food road stops, and I know we'll be back. You should try it too. It just might become a favorite. UPDATE: A second stop made me revisit this review. No changes. This place is GREAT and quite inexpensive. Come, eat here. You shan't regret it. read more

The food was mostly bland and unsatisfying. The chili was pretty good, but that was it. The hamburger buns were so stale that they were inedible The vegetable soup was incredibly tasteless. There was no seasoning at all - not even salt. We were excited, because we always love diner food. This time, not so much. Also, I would skip the gob cake, unless you like an oil flavored dessert. read more

Great experience at Summit!!! Soup of the day was great, taco salad was great and the burger I got was great! I highly suggest the Goober Burger. It sounds bad but was amazing. Nice staff and friendly service. Highly suggest!!! If you're in town you should come here. read more

Summit Diner - Goober Burger - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania

The Summit diner is located right off the Somerset exit from the PA turnpike. It is modern stainless steel building. Instead of a jukebox at each table they have one centralized one located at one end of the diner. Breakfast is served all day. We opted for lunch since it was later in the day. My husband had the turkey club with chicken noodle soup and cole slaw. My girlfriend had a Reuben with fried and cole slaw. I settled for a turkey Reuben with beef vegetable soup and cole slaw. When we got our soups I noticed the crackers were stale so we asked for new ones. The ones we got we a bit better but not as crisp as I would have liked. Both my husband and I enjoyed the soups as well as the sandwiches. My girlfriend also enjoyed her Reuben as well. Portion size is fairly generous so needless to say we were stuffed that we had no room for dessert. I did take a picture to show what some of their dessert offerings are. This is one of the few diners that serve scrapple which is normally found in diners and eateries in Eastern PA. There weren't very many people there but are waitress was attentive to our needs. Prices are very reasonable. You do not need to pay up front when you are done with your meal. Credit cards are also accepted. Generally speaking we were pleased with our lunches. read more

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This place is exactly what a diner should be; quick, filling, and satisfying. I showed up at the tail end of the lunch rush and even though it was extremely busy I was taken care of rather quickly and pleasantly. When I pulled into the parking lot it was packed making me think that service inside was going to be a while, I was wrong. I walked in, sat at the counter and was immediately greeted, asked what I wanted to drink and had a menu in hand. When my drink arrived I was asked fairly quickly what I would like to order. I decided to go with the meatloaf which comes with two sides. I opted for the traditional mashed potatoes and a nice starter side salad. The salad arrived almost immediately. Mostly iceberg lettuce, a slice of cucumber, tomato and some onions, nothing spectacular, but it is just a side salad. While I was noshing on this my main dish came out, while it sat there looking good, I kept going at the side salad. While I was greedily eating the waitress passed by several times, on one of those passings she asked me how the meatloaf was. I had to tell I hadn't tried it yet since I was still eating my salad. We both laughed and she asked how my salad was, that should tell you how quickly this place runs. When I finally did get a chance to dig into the meatloaf it was great. A little dry, but that is what the gravy was for. The seasoning was spot on, but what I was really taken with was the potatoes. I don't think that these potatoes where mashed at all, in fact I believe that they were whipped to the point that they could have floated away. So light and tasty I almost wanted to lick the spot on the plate where they once sat after I finished them. When I did finish my main dish my check appeared almost immediately. However I wasn't ready to pay just yet. I had my eye on the gob cake they had in their cooler display. What the rest of the world calls whoopie pies, those of us from this area of the state call them gobs, whatever you decide to call them it does not matter, all that matters is that they are delicious. Between those two thick layers of cakey goodness is an even better layer of icing. Not too sweet, but when mixed with that cake, perfection. After I finished, then the check arrived and I was ready for it this time. Didn't hurt the pocketbook at all which is why I love diners. That and all the chrome. Oh, one last thing, check out the bathrooms, all black and chrome and your are greeted by icons of an era gone by. read more

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Good food, very reasonably priced, great service. Absolutely nothing to complain about this place. Friendly local hangout, nice atmosphere. Now, if you read the 3 star review written by some triggered whining liberal, try to figure out WTH , she's complaining about. she liked the food, and the price, and the service, but doesn't like the opinions of a local diner in a rural community... tough crap. Stay in your city watching cnn then. read more

What an institution. Although the food could use some work, I appreciated the low prices and the convenience of the location, as well as the 50s diner feel, replete with working jukebox. The chicken noodle soup, though homemade, was a bit salty. The meat loaf was the best part of the entree; the accompanying corn and green peas tasted as if they came out of a can. The rhubarb pie is highly recommended. Located near the field where United 93 went down on the Sept. 11 national tragedy. read more

Comfortable diner with hearty food that will leave you feeling satisfied. A convenient location off the hwy. All of the servers were friendly and we enjoyed having the juke box playing music. Try their daily specials, I enjoyed grilled ham, mashed potatoes, corn, and gravy. read more

No outside drinks. It's a policy. They don't have it in print anywhere. They wait till you've walked in and decide to ask you if they can throw your drinks away. "We don't allow outside drinks". We walked in with mostly finished Starbucks. I know, a mortal sin. Cause I mean Starbucks is a big corporate meanie. (more on that). And honestly, they can have their policy. I've eaten in places that have everything from no outside drinks, to no sharing, to no taking food home policies. The issue I take with this little place is the manner in which their policy was CONVEYED to myself and my elderly parents. I nursed my mother up their Everest-like steps and into the front door to be greeted with an offer to throw out the two drinks in our hands. My dad was fully ready to order something there. It's a phone booth of a restaurant and so we're immediately a spectacle. Camo hat Dave at the bar has to turn 180 degrees and gawk at us head to toe, along with anyone in earshot (meaning everyone). It was like a record scratched and everything stopped. What a 'welcome' from a 'sweet' little place. Right? We didn't know in the 30 minutes prior to buying our visually insulting coffee that'd we stop in to the Summit Diner. So, the waitress was eager to show her disapproval, huffed that it's "their policy" and sat us down unceremoniously to the baleful eyes of everyone in the entire place. I guess they were trying to figure out if they went to school with me or my dad, or who knows what...they were just STARING. Ok. Cute little diner I know you don't need my business. Fact is, you can keep serving the same thousand people your staff collectively know from high school or girl scouts over the years and never even embrace anyone who isn't from the area. But I'm afraid that being a small diner means you're NOT a "Sorry that's our policy" type place. That's Starbucks. You think they'd even bat an eye if I walked in there with a to go cup from Summit Diner? I mean their reputation as a big corporate meanie is to pull a "that's just our policy". You on the other hand can be inviting to everyone. I know you won't take the advice, I mean I didn't play football with camo Dave or date Becky from the place down the street. But let me give you some anyway. Next time you see some no good out of town so and so like myself sidle in without knowing your policy do this: Simply and politely share a potentially embarrassing tidbit of "policy" tableside, and we can go from there. I bought your coffee and had no trouble doing it. Even though as a first (and last) time diner I was told rudely and quite coldly about your unposted policy over the counter. Believe me, if it weren't for the mobility issue of my parents I'd have turned on my heels and walked right out. Your food is ok, but NOTHING i couldn't get at a half dozen places in walking distance. read more

Not too shabby, it's a nice little place for breakfast and lunch but last I checked they close at 4. The food is usually good, they do have their bad days though where the food will be cold or taste different but overall it's always a nice experience. They keep your coffee full and have some really delicious pies as well. Worth a stop if you're in town. read more

When u walk in u feel like Ur back in the 60's. Nice people. Great service. We ordered breakfast. Wow. Good portions. Great flavor. U must try sausage. Ground fresh and burgers as well. Everything was perfect. A must for breakfast. read more

Summit Diner - Fun old school diner look and feel - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania

Stopped in here for brunch and wasn't disappointed at all. The food was amazing and portions were plentiful. The coffee was also awesome. It's the simple things that makes this restaurant great. read more

2nd visit to this diner in last couple months and both visits were very good. The wait staff is friendly and the food is good comfort food and the pie is awesome ! With many options to choose from, we tried the graham cracker pie today and it was excellent. Also celebrating my dad's birthday today and when I told the waitress they brought out his pancakes with candles and sang to him. This place is not only a good location right off the somerset exit but it's a cool stop along the way. read more

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The food was plentiful, tasty, and had a very complete menu. One turn off was the political Maga related shirt the waiter wore.

Awesome food. Old style looks inside like pt cruiser car.

Don't be discouraged by the line outside! It's worth the wait! The food is great, traditional diner food done well. I usually get one of the breakfast options. Hand pressed sausage patties are wonderful! Breakfast Skillet is one of my favorites, loaded with veggies! Hot Turkey is made with Real Turkey! read more

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Great burgers and fries at great prices. This might only be a 4 star in a major metropolitan area but for central PA, it's a 7 star!

They have really good food. I like their grilled chicken salad and their breakfast meals. They even have a really good gob cake that melts in your mouth! read more

It's joints like this that make Anerica great. Massive portions of great food. An old-school diner with friendly service. Low prices. What more could you want? read more

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The food is good and the prices are good. It's a nice stopover from the turnpike. Pace is very slow, so probably not a good spot if you are in a hurry. read more

Summit Diner - Cute coffee mugs. - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania

Stopped on our way home from New York. Pretty popular place. The place is sort of a throwback, very simple, typical diner. The prices are cheap and the quantity is large! Had the Rueben it had a thick poetic corned beef and plenty of kraut! It was a little greasy. The club was very tall! Real turkey, fresh. All in all it was a surprise place to eat on a good way! read more

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Great place. Clean friendly and just good food. Prices very reasonable. Service perfect. What can I say? Business takes me to Somerset every month and I always try to make it there. read more

We stopped around brunch time. I had an order of sausage gravy and biscuits. It was delicious, but could have used more sausage. I also got a short stack of French toast based on the reviews here. The flavor is amazing, but I wish mine had been cooked better. It was a bit underdone for my likeness. Everyone else got breakfast food too and everything looked great. Staff was friendly. They need a please wait to be seated sign. Bathroom was clean. I would visit again. And I would try pie. They looked amazing read more

Found this place passing through town and my Lordy. Love the turkey sandwich and the roast beef sandwich. The chicken pasta salad was very good too. And the dessert.. Good god the coconut create pie is amazing. Don't pass it up. read more

I'm in town for business and a friend recommended the diner. Went to go in for breakfast and only absurdity followed. Upon my arrival, I walked into the building and nobody (servers/waitstaff/patrons) were wearing masks, while PA is very much still under a mandatory mask call. I wish that was the LEAST alarming thing. Upon entering the establish, which window is currently painted with an acceptance themed Dr.Seuss Quote, you are greeting by a life size cut out of Governor Tom Wolf with heinous hate-filled messages toward him, the most alarming being "HEIL-HITLER" in bold letters. Being a Jewish person traveling on the high holy day, this was incredibly frightening. As we entered the building, my associates and I (wearing masks) were blatantly looked down upon, whispered about and ignored by the restaurant staff, only being yelled at from across the counter to "CLOSE THE DOOR". Everyone was being seated, but the 5 of us wearing masks, obeying the LAW. Guests were coming in after us and being seated, while they blatantly disregarded us. This establishment was full of hate, and blatant disregard for the safety of any of its patrons or staff. If I could give them a -5 star review, I would. I couldn't recommend any place, less than I could recommend this one. An absolute disgrace. read more

This is the kind of homemade food they used to make in America by a family that owned a diner they give you more than enough for the amount of money and it's home-cooked and great friendly and safe staff! read more

I love diners and this one is on top of my list. Service was excellent and the food was delicious. Love the atmosphere of the cozy place. Kids got the milk shakes and their done right... A must have is the gob cake and the burnt sugar cake. read more

Summit Diner - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania

This diner has to be added on of our happy roadside findings. $4.99 for a mushroom and Swiss $4.99 forthe same burgerin veggie version $2.99 for gigantic milkshakes But The best thing was everything tasted good. read more

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Not bad, not great. I expected better. It appeared that staff was new or didn't care enough to try. I'd like to think they were new. It wasn't bad food as we were passing through. read more

Great road trip stop on the way to Fallingwater. Classic menu and setting, with tastier food than your average diner. read more

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We stopped by for lunch on our way back to DC from Pittsburgh. We didn't want to eat in Breezewood, and as we approached the Somerset exit, we used Yelp to find this diner. It was a great choice! It's very close to the turnpike, so you don't have to drive too far. The parking lot was fairly crowded around 1pm on a Tuesday, but we still managed to find a spot and grab one of the only two tables available at the time. We were immediately greeted and waters were brought out soon after. It took about 10 minutes for our server to come over, but she took our order immediately and brought out my fiance's coffee too. Not long after ordering, our food arrived. I ordered the turkey reuben which was served as a standalone sandwich for $4.99. You can add fries for $1.99 or two sides for $2.49. The sandwich was quite large so I was glad I did not order anything else. The reuben was delicious! The turkey was fresh and hand-carved, the swiss was gooey and melted, the sauerkraut was not overwhelming, the amount of 1000 island was perfect, and the rye was toasted crunchy! It was served piping hot; so much so that I nearly burned my mouth on that first bite! My fiance ordered the breakfast special, also $4.99. Two eggs (he went with scrambled), 3 slices of bacon (other choices available), homefries, and toast (white or wheat). He enjoyed it and said it was a nice breakfast sampler. His coffee was regularly filled and our check was brought quickly. Our bill came to-and get this!!!-$12.59!!! We were far too stuffed for dessert but they looked amazing in the display case and all were homemade. I'd definitely recommend stopping here to eat when you're on the road-skip Breezewood and choose something more local! read more

Summit Diner - Turkey Reuben $4.99 - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania

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All you could want in a diner. Cheap, fast & delicious. Got the Gober burger which had a patty a bit smaller than I expected but it filled me right up and was very yummy. They have sweet potato fries! A little bit of big city luxury in the countryside. Cherry Pie was solid though now I am wishing I had gotten the chocolate peanut butter. And they even take credit cards (just no amex). Overall a perfect stop along the way in our journey north. read more

Summit Diner - Diners Near Me - Somerset, Pennsylvania