My best friend and I stopped to have dinner here. I'm not local, but all of my paternal relatives are. Every trip I've made to the area, I've passed by here and was excited to try this restaurant. The waitress seemed like she had an attitude from the moment she walked to our table. When I asked her how one of their dinners were made and what ingredients were in it, she told me she didn't know, she didn't know what I meant, and it was homemade. She never offered to go ask the cook. My best friend ordered the spaghetti with meat sauce. She was brought spaghetti and meatballs. I ordered a crab cake dinner. It smelled like fish and tasted like it had salmon in it. The serving for mashed potato w...
A classic family diner experience. The menu is simple and non pretentious, with breakfast served all day and lunch after 11am. Even with all-day breakfast, they had run out of biscuits and gravy by 10:30 and were not making more for the day. This was the only disappointment during the visit. Coffee was refilled frequently and food came out in a timely manner despite our table ordering right at changeover. Come expecting classic Mom and Pop diner fare and you'll have a great meal.
This is a wonderful little American restaurant. I've tried several different dishes, both dining in and taking out, and they were always absolutely delicious. The location is fantastic, situated right in the Narrows near Lovers Leap. The staff is friendly and efficient, and the restaurant is always very clean. This place is truly iconic!
This is one of the oldest establishments of Cumberland, MD. Table waiting staffs are very courteous and accommodating. Compared to metro areas food quality is top notch and prices are surprisingly low. Also, the mountain view from the parking lot is very photogenic.
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As a pastor, I've noticed that when people of color enter this restaurant, there's an uncomfortable tension in the air, and the disapproving looks are apparent. It’s clear that they don't feel welcome. That's all I have to say.
It’s a classic 50s dinner experience. Nice wooden finishes and interesting photos around the place. I had the turkey club and it was really good, with a skewer to keep it together. I went with a friend to get to know them.
It was good. Vegetarian options: Salad, rolls, toast, french toast, onion rings, mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, and deserts like pies and cakes.
I always like stopping here for breakfast. Good home cooking, nothing fancy. And it fills me up
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Only been their once and we love it and food was good.
Just ok. I think the quality has gone down recently.
