Peirogi pizza was the bomb!!!! Bought frozen oreo peorogis…read moretoo Air fried them and powdered sugar!!!!!

Bubba's is a local, family-owned chain restaurant that serves Polish foods as well as deep…read moredish-styled pizzas, sandwiches, salads, etcetera. It offers dining in, takeout, delivery, and catering. My husband and I ate one lunch here. Employees promptly and kindly served us. Two small tables were available. After a reasonable wait, our foods were brought to our table. Here are my ratings for our foods: Polish Platter - 4.2 stars - I received three pierogies (4.5 stars, handmade in their Irwin location; I chose the potato-cheese flavor), one stuffed cabbage (4.5 stars), and haluski (3.5 stars, wide thick noodles). 4-cut Chicken Parmesan Pizza - 4 stars - This small pizza had a thick crust, a good sauce, little cheese, and an interesting flavor of chicken parmesan. The total price for these two foods plus a bottle of water was $25 plus tax and tip.

when ya toot down those Appalachian roadsides of Pennsylvania on a Sunday morn ya never know what…read moredoor may be open but here toot found himself seated and pouring coffee into that tired belly he hath hauled around this golden country. 1-2-3 special 1-2-2 he goes eggs medium over ham rye n taters on the side pop that can my man toot dont mind the canned kind the taste he digs back into his child memory that tang of boiled spuds. felt like walking into the home of the home of the town as seemingly toot was the only unknown as he's used to be mind you but felt at home in the land where every unused space is filled with liberty and red white and blue flag edit: one last toot like observation that working contrary to popular belief produced an endearing quality the ms paint logo draw circle fill brush dot eyes and eraser made mouth jpeg pixelation compression face smile a sign of love ya dear and I wisht I had the belly room to get them apple dumplins

Great family diner type with home cooking. Inside decor could be better but great food, great…read morestaff! Recommend!

No trip to Seven Springs is complete without a stop at Summit Diner. It creates the eternal…read moredilemma: hit the slopes for first chair or settle in for a Summit breakfast? If you follow my reviews, you know I'm a fan of old-school diners, the classics, and honest home-cooked food. Summit hits all three marks, serving straightforward and delicious American standards since the 1960s. The three-egg omelet loaded with veggies and sausage was exactly the pre-ski power-up I needed. My son stuck with his go-to breakfast burrito, and my daughter went with the classic two eggs, bacon, and potatoes. Everything was spot on. The staff has just the right level of "WWA"--Waitresses With Attitude. They are perfectly polite, but they hold the line on proper behavior and will quickly put anyone in their place if they step out of line. It keeps the environment grounded and authentic. A few tips for your visit: * Seating: Expect to wait for a table in the lobby or outside during peak hours. * Payment: Bring your wallet--this is a cash-only establishment.

Stopped by just after the lunch rush on a weekday. Not wanting to do a chain, we tried our luck and…read moreventured into the Summit Diner. Despite it being in Pennsylvania, it throws off a distinct hillbilly atmosphere. The usual signs about Jesus, Christmas and, of course, patriotism were in abundance. My party ordered a variety of dishes and I opted for the roast beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy. Sorry to say, the food was just adequate. The beef was overdone and the gravy had the sheen of the bottled gravies at the grocery store. The mashed potatoes were the star of the show, however, as they were very good. The hamburger and pancakes ordered by others get similar reviews. It was a hamburger and tasted like one. The pancakes, being hard to screw up, were just pancakes. This is a cash-only place, so come prepared to be vilified for wanting to pay with plastic. The prices were lower than the norm but that did little to make me feel better upon leaving. Despite the dearth of customers when we were there, the service was also lacking. I had to seek out help to get a refill on my iced tea and we waited a while to pay...with cash. I can't really give this place any additional stars. Stop here if you absolutely can't wait to eat.

I have said it countless times. I am not a food truck guy. 95% of the time I have had them, I am…read moreseverely disappointed and pissed. They are going to be pricier (understandable if you know food industry) and just have not had many that I would ever say I loved THIS IS NOT THE CASE Pork Belly bites. Cooked perfectly and melted in your mouth. The char siu glazed had the perfect umami to spice ratio. Made you feel warm We split two burgers. Their Billionaire and Jelly Belly. What I loved about both these are they aren't smashed to fucking hell and paper thin. Thats what I hate about smash burger. I want juice in my bite. Delivered here The Billionaire was easily our favo and can't imagine another burger can top this beauty. Vanilla candied bacon, caramelized onions, French Brie, arugula and white truffle garlic aioli. Get a side of that aioli for the fries. UNREAL The Jelly Belly. Muenster, bacon, jalapeño apricot jam (insane pairing), candied peanut crunch and peanut butter. I always love a burger with peanut butter. The Quesadilla. BY FAR the best thing. Holy FUCK. That amazing pork belly with, their fire sauce and a house made wasabi aioli. I never thought I would love another quesadilla besides chicken Latino's but wow Not a food truck guy, but am a Cold Friends guy. Seating is connected to the brewery so a ton of outdoor tables and inside.

Cold Friends Kitchen sells appetizers, smash burgers and other sandwiches, and bowls…read more I saw Cold Friends Kitchen's food truck at the BaconBurgh festival, and they were offering several menu items. I bought a Jelly Belly smash burger from them. The employee made friendly conversation and mae my burger in a reasonable amount of time. This Jelly Belly smash burger uniquely contained pork belly, muenster, jalapeno-apricot jam, peanut butter, and peanut crunch. As I ate this burger, it dripped all over my hands, and I had to use hand wipes to clean my fingers. However, it did taste good. According to Cold Friends Kitchen's website, they also offer catering.

This is a great little restaurant.. Their breakfast is wonderful and the roast beef dinner is…read moredelicious.. the service is very good and staff is very friendly.. visit here often..

They have moved to the mall, and since then they have completely changed. I had to wait over 20mins…read moreto get a servicer. My coffee was only refilled after asking several times, and then going to the bar. The food took an ungodly amount of time. I stopped keeping tracking at the 1 hour mark. Lastly, the food quality has also dropped dramatically as well.

So I need to say right off the bat, three stars is an average score. I'd give them a 5 for food and…read more1 for service. Ambiance is rustic country if that's your thing. We spent 2 hours here, with only 15 minutes of that actually eating our food. They were not that busy for a Friday night dinner hour. Two other tables were there when we walked in. Four more came in after us. Not a rush by any stretch of your imagination. Yet we waited to be acknowledged and never actually got a menu. Fortunately we had known going in what we wanted. Three of us ordered the exact same thing. Beer battered fish sandwiches with two pierogis as a side. One jalapeño cheese the other potato cheese. The fourth person ordered wings and the same pierogis as a side. We probably waited a good 30 minutes for the food after ordering. First out were the wings and fish sandwiches. We had asked for tartar sauce and cocktail sauce when we ordered. There was none. Just a bare piece of fish on a bun. They said the pierogis would be right out. When they came there were only 3 of the 4 sides we ordered and we had no silverware to eat them with. So we couldn't eat the sandwiches which were getting cold or the pierogis. I got up and asked the waitress for silverware and she brought 2 forks. There were 4 of us! I found out that I actually had two of the same, potato cheese pierogis. I had ordered one potato cheese and one jalapeño cheese. I guess they ran out of pierogis. Since they were out of pierogis, Mac and cheese was substituted. Then I got up again and got two more forks and 4 knives from the wait station myself. Finally the condiments came and we could eat the sandwiches. All in all the food was delicious. Some of the best wings around and the fish sandwiches were really good on a nice soft, warm bun. The homemade pierogis were worth the wait. Jumbo sized filled with cheese and served with nicely caramelized onions. Fifteen more minutes went by after finishing our meal before we were asked if we needed anything else. Just the check and we decided it was best to pay in cash or else wait 20 more minutes to use a credit card. If you go, be prepared to WAIT for everything!

Great service and atmosphere. Wings were amazing. We had 4 different flavors and all shared…read more Overall just a great local spot!

Stopped by bubbas for the first time but it won't be out last. We got soup, a roast beef sandwich,…read morepotato salad, and a polish platter. Everything was delicious and the service was fantastic. We dined in and they were pumping out both delivery and pick up orders the whole time we were in.

Service was friendly and fast. We tried several things on…read morethe menu. Perogie pizza was yummy and so cheesy! We also tried 3 types of perogies/ cottage cheese, potato & cheese, and sweet sauerkraut. My favorite was the cottage cheese. Not sure what they put in it with the cottage cheese but I love it. Hubby liked the potato & cheese the best of the three. We also ordered the kielbasa sandwich-side of kraut & crispy fries. Definitely come and try something here.

On this Good Friday I wanted to get one last fish sandwich for lent. I typed "Fish sandwich" into…read moreGoogle Maps and this place popped up. It had good reviews on Yelp, so I decided to give it a go. And I'm glad I did. Everything was excellent. The outdoor seating was nice, the workers were friendly, my waitress Jae was very attentive, and most importantly, the fish sandwich was top notch. It certainly seemed to be freshly made and not frozen. I ordered fries on the side in addition to Cole slaw. The slaw was nice and creamy. While I generally don't like battered fries, these were pretty tasty. The only slight negative was the cost. At almost $30 for my sandwich plus a beer, it seemed a little pricey to me. But sometimes you have to pay for quality. I will return.

What a jewel in Mount Pleasant. We decided on an appetizer of Big Ka-Tuna. A delicious sushi grade…read moreahi tuna steak seared and served with a wasabi and soy glaze with seaweed salad and pickled ginger. Very tasty! Next, we asked our wonderful server Joyce for two mushroom/swiss burgers served with fries. These burgers were prepared perfectly with seasonings and burger temperatures and included a lot of mushrooms. These burgers restaurant has a cool vibe with and old gas station feel. Before leaving, Brandon, chef and owner stopped by to say hello. Such a friendly place with a wonderful menu. We'll be definitely back. Thank you Joyce and Brandon!

A great little diner, I've gone for breakfast and lunch on several occasions, I like their pancakes…read moreand bacon, or an omelette for breakfast. Lunch is also great, they have lots of sandwiches, and a daily selection of several soups, and if you are looking for a dinner spot there are plenty of home cooked dishes to choose from. Did I mention desserts, there's always a large selection of homemade pies to finish off your meal, or to take home.

Whatever you order at Randall's you can't go wrong with it! My favorite is the chicken noodle soup!…read moreService is awesome and very nice people! Very comfortable! Over all I love it!

Another Valley Dairy in western PA…read more.. ...And another good meal and solid service. This wasn't our first choice for dinner out this 4th of July evening. Our first choice was plain closed. But Leo and behold, in the same strip mall we find this town's Valley Dairy. Supposedly only a year old, the inside is brightly but warmly decorated, kinda reminds me of the Valley Dairy my wife and I use to take our kids when they were younger. The food as always is solid if not spectacular and the service at this place was exceptional. I had my first banana split in years and it was delicious. Not sure if I'll ever be through here again but I won't hesitate if I do. (The locals should give this place a shot.

ValleyDairy so Undairy so sad, so not 1 *, would like real cream on table available on request for…read morecoffee and REAL BUTTER ON MY PANCAKES SND WAFFLES AND TOAST & SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY. Been a while since my last visit with my wife. Thank you, hope to see changes on my next visit in the future