Giant juicy burger and hand cut fries were just what the Dr ordered after riding 700 miles on the…read moremotorcycle! Cute little town, and even cuter cafe!! Don't let it fool you tho, plenty of seating, and a huge selection of all sorts of menu items! Something for everyone! Don't sleep on Beaver St Cafe!!

Going home just doesn't feel like it used to compared to just a few short years ago for me. There's…read morea number of reasons for that, but this isn't that type of review. One of the things I miss the most is the home cooked meals I would look forward to. Recently, those meals are far and few in between. On a recent trip my brother and I had decided to give this place a try. He had been here before, but this would be my first time. We ventured over and walked in. There wasn't much of a crowd and we were seated with menus in hand in no time. I did a once over of the menu quickly and spotted meatloaf. I don't know what it is about meatloaf on a menu, but I have to give it a try each and every time I see it. Our server was quick to take our order and we were just now going to wait until things started to arrive. I looked around the space as we waited and took it in. This place really does give off a small town vibe with the decor. My brother told me that the space is bigger when they use the other dining room as well. With it being not so busy, they had no need to use that part of the space. Unlike the one reviewer that said they get hit with a smell when they come in here, the only smell I got hit with was the food being prepared. We both started off with a side salad. It was a decent size, but I did have to pick through it a bit as there was some undesirable pieces of lettuce floating in the salad. They give you ample salad dressing so you can go all in or add as you go. Wasn't anything special, lettuce, tomato, onion and your dressing. Nice way to start off the meal. Then the main dish arrived. Like I said, I went with the meatloaf which came with two sides and a roll. For my sides I went with mashed potatoes and my choice of vegetable, corn. The choice of vegetable varies on what they have that day. You could tell that there were some shortcuts taken on some of the plate, but not the meatloaf. With gravy over the meatloaf and mashed potatoes it was the way to go. The meatloaf was seasoned nicely, it was overpowered by peppers or onions, it was just right. I did the Pennsylvania thing in me with the mashed potatoes and corn. I would take a glob of the potatoes and stick it in the corn to eat it. Not sure if anyone else does this, but I find it easier and sometimes the combination is spot on. The addition of the sweet corn to the potatoes gives is a buttery taste. While we were noshing away at our meal we got a bacon cheeseburger with fries to go for my Dad waiting at home. They cooked it at just the right time. As we were finishing up the meal I saw them placing the to go order near the counter. Almost perfect timing. Paying was easy and we headed out for the night.

Pretty good bar. You can still smoke in here as well. Super nice people and relatively affordable…read moredrinks.

Anthony P., please put touch tunes in Joe's! I come here regularly and everyone agrees that we…read moreshould have touch tunes! PLEASE!!! We love it here but the music.... We would love to be able to play our jams also!!! And we love the buckets!!!!

Poor customer service, by owner and employees. New owner lost all of her original crew because of…read morehow she treated them. They're literally all quit the same weekend, that should tell you everything you need to know. She has a grill cook working with sleeveless cut off tshirt, completely unsanitary conditions. Don't complain about your food because you will either be yelled at or hung up on. I do not recommend this place any longer. They took a great restaurant with a great reputation and completely ruined it.

Since the previous owners sold, the new ownership is arrogant as well as ignorant with the…read morecustomer. My opinion is the food quality has suffered since the sale and it has the smell of "dirty oil" inside the building. I went in recently after driving from Pittsburgh they were closed on Saturday so i stopped on Monday afternoon before returning to Pittsburgh. I don't recommend this restaurant the atmosphere is tense and the food has become substandard. This is my opinion of a bad experience and I'll not subject myself to this ignorance again.

Our waitress was so kind and as attentive as possible while being super busy! The vibe was like…read moreeating at home. Our food? Mac & Cheese bites? Delicious Small, plain cheese pizza? Delicious Chicken sandwich with fried buffalo chicken and all the fixings? Delicious Even the side salad with regular balsamic was delicious. Not to mention, the prices were so good! We will definitely be coming back!

Part II The man…read morestood at about only my height, but he carried a presence. He had, "aura" as the youngin's call it these days. He wore the finest tuxedo that I've ever seen. It was so clean that it burned my eyes to look at. He looked like a boss. His posture exuded confidence and power. He looked like a man who could have you killed with the snap of a finger, or the wink of an eye. His arms were extended in front of him, hands one on top of the other grasping onto a Crystal lion skull that sat on top of a black staff. You could barely make out the lions face through his thick knuckles that were dressed with the big diamond rings. He was staring straight ahead, his eyes piercing through the silence. He also wore a fitted fedora, and had the cleanest goatee I've ever seen. He was a boss. Standing behind him was a unit of a man who stood at least 6-feet tall with broad shoulders and muscular legs that bulged through his black shorts that were cut off above the knees. He wore a long black coat like he was secret service, and a gangster hat. His face was chiseled like the David, and he also sported a clean goatee. This man was handsome. I mean, seriously good looking. As soon as I made eye contact with him, I felt the butterflies in my stomach start fluttering. Bistros walked over to the boss looking figure and his guard, and greeted them both. It appeared as Bistors knew them. He definitely knew the body guard because they exchanged a bro hug and cheek kiss like true gentleman, and I swear I saw the guard slide a piece of paper into Bistros right pocket. "It's good to see you, Bruiser," Bistros said under his breath. "Always a pleasure," the guard named Bruiser whispered back, before ending the embrace and walking the boss to the table. As the boss approached the table, I had this urge to stand and greet him. Myself and the penguin looking man rose to our feet when Bruiser the guard pulled out a chair for the boss to sit in. The boss didn't say a word. Instead he stared at us intimidatingly and extended to us his right hand. The penguin and I knelt down before him and kissed the rings. The cowboy laughed and muttered something to himself. At seeing this, Bruiser moved behind Cowboy Soriano and whispered something into his ear. It clearly left the cowboy shook because he jumped to his feet and kissed the rings of the Boss before offering an apology. Five of use were seated at the table, and Bistros stood behind the one vacant chair and his eyes darted from person to person nervously. The boss finally spoke. "Where's the sixth," he said in a strong New York accent while staring at Bistros. "He should be arriving shortly," said the skittish waiter. "He just flew in today from Las Vegas." "Vegas?" I thought to myself. Who could possibly be joining us all the way from Vegas, and why? It didn't take long for me to get my answer. The door flew open once more and another man entered the restaurant. He was a lively gentleman who wore an oversized New York Rangers jersey to go along with navy dress pants, blew high tipped dress shoes, and a sun visor that read "Big Winner" on the brim. He was holding a golden guitar from guitar hero and wore tons of high roller bling around his neck. "Wassup you clowns," he said jokingly when he reached the table. This was a man that I could appreciate. Someone who didn't take themselves too seriously and was around for a good time. I could tell he was a good soul. "Welcome," Bistros said to the man. "You must be Vegas Strickland." "One and the same, but please call me 'Always Winning'," said the man. "Winner of five streak Big Pot Jackpot tournaments." He sat down and asked for a large glass of lemonade with a fork inside the filled glass. It was an odd request, but hey, to each their own. The table was now full, but no one knew why we were there, who invited us, and what the reason was for this meeting. "So, I'm guessing you all got the same invite that I did?" I asked. "I guess so," responded Soriano. "That appears to be the case," said Monsieur Huile. "Mine was delivered to me at the card table," explained Vegas. "We found ours on our car windshield two days ago," mentioned Bruiser. "I'd love to know who is wasting my time," the Boss added, looking impatiently at Bistros, who was standing in a puddle of his own sweat. "This is very peculiar," I said. "What may we all have in common?" "Gentlemen," Bistros said through quivering lips. "I...I..." Suddenly, Bistros whipped out two from his pockets, aimed them, and...

Delicious, quality, affordable food. We get take out at lease once a week if not more. We love…read moreeverything we have tried on the menu!! The staff is friendly and the facility is always sparkling clean. They often advertise specials on their Facebook page. The menu is growing and they're always working on adding new things. Overall great place and happy to have them in town!

Overall a decent new Square Cut style Pizza shop in the small town of Roaring Spring PA. Very…read moresimilar to a few others in the area and not to shabby for the price.This shop offers some creative pizza choices for the square cut pizza scene such as buffalo chicken pizza etc. The shop also offers subs and Stromboli's. I will be sure to check this place out again for a quick meal and an updated review.

I ordered 2 pizza's for my kids. They both were full of rubber bands. My daughter almost choked…read moreon one. This is unacceptable! It wasn't just one rubber band either. We found a total of 9. This was no accident. It's almost like they put them in the pizza's on purpose. Not to mention the owners wife was very rude. She took my money and left. She never gave me my change. I didn't care because it wasn't much, but finding rubber bands in both pizzas made them inedibly and dangerous for my family. This could probably be a lawsuit!

Always loved the pizza. There's not much else to say. Limited beer selection but fine enough for…read morethe area.

Great pizza at a reasonable price and they deliver within a…read morelimited area. Located on Fairfield Avenue in the Morrellville section of town

Pulling up to the bar on a Saturday, we wondered if it was open. Only took opening the car doors to…read moresmell pizza in the air. We followed our noses into a very clean and well kept bar, with ornate fixtures from years' past, like they were frozen in time. My son, who has a more adventurous palate and likes to take risks ordered the Buffalo Chicken Pizza. I, on the other hand, like to stick with the basics, and ordered a pepperoni and sausage. My rationale is that if the niche pizza isn't good, we won't leave hungry. It was a choice that left us with more pizza than the two of us could eat because we didn't need the basic pizza. The Buffalo Chicken Pizza was flavorful but not overpowering. The amount of cheese left a thick layer that covered the sauce and stretched out to the edges of the pie. The crust was soft inside, but golden brown and crispy on the bottom with a great texture and flavor. 100% recommend the Buffalo Chicken Pizza and you don't need to order a backup pizza in case.

Listen if you don't eat the Buffalo chicken pizza here. Don't even talk to me. The hands down best…read moreBuffalo chicken pizza I've ever had. I've tried almost all the varieties here. Tuscan honey, twisted Hawaiian.....so many flavor options that never disappoint. You can't call yourself a pizza connoisseur unless you have eaten here. Listen up foodies!!!! You just can't have the title....you just can't!!!!!.....without trying this place.

Good food extremely friendly service and the owner always gives you that personal touch.read more