Jacobs

Well made quiche, the filling was just right; the ham was cooked tender and delicious. Soft, (not hard/dry) cookies (molasses & cowboy are my favorites!). Yummy poppy seed scone. Moist lemon bar with good lemon flavor. Delicious fruit filled galette. Note the savory gallette filled with hash browns was a bit dry for our palates.

We had an early start Sunday morning and was looking for a place to eat when we rode through Uniontown and decided to stop at Jacobs Bakery & Restaurant. There were a couple people sitting inside, but you never know what to expect in little towns. Even though it is hard to screw up breakfast and we all served in the military, so we wasn't expecting much but to fill our stomachs to get us home. In this case, it was well worth the stop. They have a fairly basic menu, but had no problem adding this or that on to our orders. Everything is made from scratch, the portions are really good for the price, and the food presentation was very impressive even for a breakfast meal. They also had a great selection of baked goods for their bakery. I'm still sorry I didn't put a couple in my saddlebags when I left. We talked about our breakfast the rest of the day when we stopped. The only negative comment was the coffee was weak but it was hot and fresh. Overall, this is a place to stop if going anywhere close to Uniontown. Skip Clarkston/Lewiston coming from the South and Pullman from the North to go here to eat. You won't be disappointed!