the most amazing pizza ever!!! i wished i lived closer to where the deliver, but whenever i visit…read morefamily in staunton i always find myself ordering here. their pizza is the best!! the deliveries are normally always quick and the people are great. cant say much about the building itself because ive never actully been inside.

I asked politely for light cheese, and well done. neither categories were met. I guess you get what…read moreyou pay for.

Spend far less a block away at Cavataio's for a far superior homemade sandwich. Your bill will be…read moremuch cheaper, your food will be much better, and you will feel great by giving your hard earned money to support a local business, instead of an international conglomerate that makes a fortune by selling dirty meat, with gross ass cheese, topped with gross toppings, ALL put on the worst excuse for bread in the industry. Give your $22 to a corporation for a garbage sandwich, or park a couple blocks west to get the best hot or cold sandwiches on earth, for like $12. Everything is much better and much cheaper at The Blackbird Cafe too.

A small Subway in a small town. It is clean, well run at least as far as I could tell. The two…read morestaff the day we went were friendly, and accurate. The chain as a whole can only be so "special" considering what they are trying to do. I go to Subway when I want an average sandwich and no surprises. There is nothing special, and nothing offensive. I have never had a great sandwich at a Subway, but I have also never had a bad one. So this will always be a place to go for the comfort of knowing what's going to be inside of the paper wrapper. That is the function of American fast food chains, the best of them produce the same thing in every town across the country. The bad one's try too hard, have too many fad things on the menu, and make unforced errors. This Subway like most, gave me what I expected, at a Subway price. The added bonus were the nice young locals working during our visit. We live here now, we will be back over the years. I hope they keep steady.

Stopped for lunch today! This place is fantastic and the service is great! This is a family owned…read morerestaurant and the daughter waited on us today. We had a large pizza and 2 soup and salad bars. Everything was delicious! One of our favorite places. Very clean and decorated Italian. Would recommend this place to anyone!

Very nice staff and facility in this out of the way place. The Italian sub sandwich was really good…read more. The pizza is really hyped here but we weren't very impressed. The crust didn't appear to be homemade , but I don't know that for certain. Sorry to be a pizza snob but if you know Chicago tavern style pizza you know what good looks and tastes like . Pizza here is probably the best in the area.

Visits in JUL-AUG-OCT 2025…read more We moved into town this summer. Our realtor provided gift certificate as a closing congratulations. After we came the first visit I wanted to take my time, have a few more visits before I wrote. My rating of 3 (okay) in this case think of it as an academic C, a passing grade but certainly room for improvement. Rooster's Pub is okay, the food is okay, the service is okay, it is clean. If you are looking for a bar food meal this is an okay place to choose. You can stop here, disregard the rest and make your choice. I suspect that Rooster's is popular locally (and has some high ratings) is familiarity, and a customer base that hasn't widely traveled, there is nothing wrong with that. I am comfortable saying that this place is also likely a good bar, for those interested in that environment. It is not quite for me (us) as a restaurant. We have only been during the lunch hours. I have never owned a bar or restaurant. I worked in them at various levels earlier in life. I acknowledge how tough it is to be a bar that also has standout food. In my experience that is rather rare. I know that when a bar does get that balance right, they have a limited menu. They make a few things and make them well. A full menu is always going to have to carry some amount of frozen "Sysco" things dropped into hot oil. Our meals, I have had two okay tenderloins and one burger, my wife two fish (slightly overdone) meals, and one burger. My wish is for continued success for Rooster's, it is a fine place for others. As currently functioning it is not a place for me. This is also okay if the oil is always fresh, and the cook is attentive and pulls things soon enough to guard color/texture and the cooking finishes during delivery to table. On another note it seems that in our 3 visits, things are cooked hard and fast but then sit in the window, cooling until delivered lukewarm and past that "golden moment". A few lines about the fries. People do like them, I however do not prefer house cut fries. I think the basic restaurant frozen fry, well executed, is an easy win. Our's have been dark and soggy on arrival. I did get the tots on the middle visit (better), had forgotten the fry defeciency and got them this last time. My wife, a Midwestern lover of all things potato, left nearly half of her order. Overall plating has been a bit haphazard, not expecting a cooking show, but I do appreciate something that arrives looking intentional. There just doesn't seem to be a level of care applied to the meals that have come to our table (a note on that at the end). We have only had the same two front of house workers. They are polite (maybe stiffly and overly so), they get the order right and they accomplish the mission. However is feels a bit like a "transaction", which I understand it is, the customers aren't your friend. I don't think it's just us, there doesn't seem to be any warmth with anyone that comes in (even what I presume are regulars). If there is a scale with annoyed that I exist on one end, and a warm hug on the other, the service here is much closer to the left hashmark. A final note about my meals here. If the gaps in execution are some message that I am not worthy of a best effort, or simply not welcome- message received.

Ordered bacon burger and garlic butter burger , both were absolutely fantastic. Service was great,…read morefriendly and prompt. Will be back!

A meal comes with the main dish, hash browns, and coffee…read more I ask the brain dead manager if I could substitute a soft drink for the coffee, and the brain dead manager says YES, but gives me the wrong cup. I get my soft drink, but there's no covers for it. The brain dead manager says there are covers for it, and angrily and loudly points out the covers for a coffee cup. Then she admits she gave me the wrong cup. DUH!! And she gets loud and angry. I didn't make the mistake. The brain dead manager did. And she's getting loud and angry. Fail on Hardee's part. COMPLETE FAIL!!! PS--The food was typical fast food junk. Eat it if you are hungry, as I was.

Went in for dinner with our family. Our food was hot and fresh and the two people working were…read moreamazing the lady upfront had a great attitude and was amazing with all the other customers as they got busy! we will be back again. Everything was clean inside also. I think our servers name was Kira.

You know those places that make you smile before you even get out of the car? The Pink Elephant…read moreAntique Mall is one of those places. My brother and I stopped during a Route 66 road trip expecting to grab lunch, browse a few antique booths, and continue on to St. Louis. Four hours later, we were still there. The giant pink elephant and fiberglass figures outside immediately grab your attention, but that's only the beginning. Inside the former Livingston High School, you'll find 30,000 square feet of antiques, collectibles, vintage treasures, Route 66 memorabilia, toys, advertising signs, home décor, and enough nostalgia to keep you wandering for hours. One of my favorite things about Pink Elephant is that it appeals to far more than antique shoppers. Even if you don't buy a thing, there are countless photo opportunities, fun roadside attractions, a retro diner, and a fantastic candy and fudge shop. We had lunch at the Twistee Treat Diner, where I enjoyed a burger, onion rings, and a salted caramel milkshake that was worth every calorie. The diner has a fun retro vibe and was packed during our visit. Before leaving, we stopped by the Mother Road Fudge Factory and Candy Shop. The homemade fudge was fresh, creamy, and some of the best I've ever tasted. What truly makes this place special, though, is the Pickerill family. Owners Tonia and Wayne clearly love what they do. Their enthusiasm, friendliness, and passion for creating a memorable experience are evident throughout the property. You can tell they genuinely enjoy meeting travelers and sharing this unique Route 66 destination with others. As a photographer, I left with over 100 photos. As a traveler, I left with great memories. As a Route 66 enthusiast, I left knowing this is a stop I'll recommend to everyone. Whether you're traveling Route 66, looking for a fun family outing, searching for antiques, craving homemade fudge, or simply want a memorable roadside adventure, Pink Elephant Antique Mall is absolutely worth the stop. My advice? Allow much more time than you think you'll need.

If you are on the historic Route 66 and see a pink elephant on the horizon, you are not drunk or…read morehallucinating. In addition to the elephant, you'll see a tall Trump, Ken doll and Alvin & the Chipmunks. Plus, the Red Barons plane, Shoney's Big Boy, a huge globe and two vintage police cars. It's junky, but don't let that discourage you from entering the mall. Once you walk past a miniature Lincoln Memorial and enter the mall, you will be overwhelmed. There will be aisle after aisle of shelves filled with clutter and treasures. You'll have to be patient to look beyond all the clutter to find those hidden treasures. I have no patience, so went into the other room and did all my shopping there. In the room to the right, you'll find fudge, mugs, caps, stickers, magnets and bulk candy. You know, all the typical souvenir junk. It was a fun area to browse after dining next door at, Twistee Treat Diner. I wear a lot of caps and found a Route 66 themed one to wear while we all celebrate its centennial. I also got a couple Route 66 lapel pins to add to my collection. I meant to buy a Route 66 mug, but I set it down to look at another item and forgot to pick it up, again. I'm bummed, I really liked the mug. The service in the mall retail area was not as good as at the diner next door. It was still decent, but it was minimal at best. The young girl who rang me out was on her cell phone when I walked up to the register. She laid it down to process my sale and I could see that she was face timing with a gentleman. She didn't even hang-up, she just had him wait. Beware, the mall is very MAGA and they do not hide it. If that bothers you or if you prefer not to support a MAGA business, you may want to skip shopping here.

Worse Mexican ever and bad service would not feed this to my dogs. Use to be good. Don't know what…read morehappened

Quality and service have gone down hill. It use to be a great place. It's not as clean which is…read moreconcerning.