Belle Grove Store

Low key awesome. I've never had anything but breakfast here, so that's the focus of this review. This cozy diner is inside the Exxon gas station just off the Little Orleans exit on I-68 in Western Maryland. They serve traditional breakfast favorites home cooked to perfection. There are 3-4 booths, and a table for larger parties. My favorite place to sit is at the counter because I like watching the cook, Liz, make the meals--she's super efficient (and she makes heart-shaped pancakes for Valentine's Day). It's also fun to listen to the conversation between the locals and watch them banter with Liz and the server, Melissa. There's a sense of community here that rubs off on you. If you have to wait for a table (likely during hunting season) you can browse their groceries, deli, homemade pies, or check out their selection of Four Quarters wines (winery is local to the area). This place is best for down to earth types, so if you're looking for fast food in a packed house, go to Cracker Barrel. And if you don't want to watch your server multitask by washing dishes after serving you the best sweet tea in the tristate area, then go an exit further. PS. Cock and Bull stories are told here. ;)

Love this place, Awesome food, Great people, fun place to stop when we travel that way on interstate route 68 . If your traveling on 68 stop in and grab bite and they make the pies right there in the restaurant, they are so good we buy the whole pie and take with us.

Great place. Good food and cheap prices. Laid back diner atmosphere. The ice cream truck in parking lot is good as well.

Better than your average gas station. They have a small restaurant with good food. Not top of the line, but freshly made and good. It's a small town store. Every time I come in, there's a local or two, hanging out, drinking coffee, chatting. Really nice atmosphere. Most of the people who work there are full of small-town friendliness. A couple with small-town suspicion, but mostly the friendliness. Their pie looks really good, but I haven't tried it. Yes, it's a little pricey, but you're at a small-town gas station. That's what happens when you forgot to stop in Cumberland or Hagerstown, depending on the direction you are going. It's also the closest place to Green Ridge State Forest. And you'll find all the food you'll need for a night or two of camping. It's a good place to stop.

Delicious! One of the best burgers you can get in this area. Friendly staff, tucked back off a major interstate so dont miss it!