Fabulous Burgers at the Summit Diner in Somerset
We left Pittsburgh, heading for Philly, early this afternoon and. stopped for gas in Somerset, about an hour outside of Pittsburgh, where we spotted the Summit Diner.
We all had burgers, and they were absolutely outstanding. Mine was a mushroom and Swiss, with grilled onions. I can't remember when I've had a better burger - anywhere. Priced below $6, they were 1/2 pounders of delightful goodness. They were juicy and cooked to perfection (our choice, medium rare). The rolls were also excellent (not doughy or dry, but thin, fresh, chewy bakery rolls).
Most notable was the flavor of the meat. So often burgers don't have any good, meat flavor. Theirs definitely do.
I don't know about the rest of the food on the menu, but if this diner were located much closer to Philly, I wouldn't ever go anywhere else for a burger (including my own home). Theirs can't be beat.
The atmosphere was authentic diner. The three local men gathered at the table across from us were chatting about hunting (in "authentic" detail!!) and fishing, and our waitress was friendly and casual.
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Summit Diner
791 N Center Ave, Somerset, PA 15501
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The last time I was there all I ordered was a club sandwich...It was tremendous! Next time I'll be sure to go for a burger,.
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re: CrazyOne
We will definitely go back for the pie at some point! Try the burger and see if you agree; there's definitely something different;about it; perhaps the in-house butchering has something to do with it, if that's the case. So often a burger (and meat, in general) is good, but just not really very flavor-full. Many would say that everything tasted better before mass production and such.
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