Abby was incredible! Before we ordered, she remedied our concerns about potential food allergies &…read morethoughtfully answered our other questions. She gave us numerous updates on how soon everything would be out & was attentive to our needs. She delivered our food with poise & grace. I honestly couldn't have had a better experience & will definitely be back soon!

we loved our lunch at mash lab! the food was incredible and the service was super quick…read more we ordered the sliders, tacos and wings. all were delicious but the tacos were our favorite! the blackberry margarita was perfect for a warm day.

Food is delicious! Service is outstanding... we enjoyed the generous portions and tasty seasonings .read more

Food is always great and service today was even better. From the cod to the ribs to the pork and…read morebeef it was all very good as expected.

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Cute Italian spot in the middle of an outdoor mall, with shockingly low reviews for (what we thought) was pretty decent. Before I get too far down the rabbit hole, our service was good, but she was just short and to the point. For the foods, short rib ravioli, shrimp and crab cannolis and cajun chicken and shrimp pasta. Short Rib ravioli was good, hearty beef flavor with significant chunks of beef. The crab cannolis had a good flavor but I'll be damned if I could fine a singular lump of crab meat in it. The Cajun pasta was meh...good enough to eat. Not good enough to matter. Pretty good eats, oh! And the bread and "butter" they give to start was spectacular. Will go back if we head up that way to the Rodeo again.

Food was subpar, the Shrimp Scampi I had was extremely oily, and the tomato basil pasta for the…read moreGarlic Shrimp Orgenata tasted like water. Complimentary bread was cold and over-salted. The table we were sat at was awful; it was a rotting, peeling, foldable plastic table overlaid with a white tablecloth -- except the foldable table was not locked properly and so part of it kept banging into my partner's thighs (hence how we found out it was rotting underneath.) Also, they started cleaning in the midst of service, and so there was this bleach+gasoline smell as we ate. Waitress was pleasant and checked in on us frequently, but the ambience of the overall restaurant was absolutely awful. For the prices charged, we expected more.

New menu item-- tater tot nachos ... really tasty-must try! Melon beverage was my choice and was…read morevery pleased ... this was stop one of our pub crawl. Service was quick . Sat in the bar great views of World Cup ..

This place was average at most, left here with an upset stomach , would not recommend it at…read moreall......the only thing good was the water

Very friendly staff and will allow the pizza place called Dominic's to bring your pizza to enjoy…read morewith a beer air custom cocktail! I can't remember having better service and friendly help staff who knows that customers come first! Great environment and super nostalgic old time construction and decor. What a pleasure to hang out for lunch

We moved to Johnstown last summer from another state, I did a lot of research on the town and this…read moreestablishment popped up in articles and comments A LOT! Came very highly recommended and with good reason. The first official Johnstown restaurant I visited, plus, I'm totally a coffee and crepe girly. I love the old building, has charm and is staffed by friendly people. I am always greeted by someone right away when I walk in, and they always patiently wait and never make me feel rushed as I peruse the fairly well stocked menu with fun names for different coffees and crepes. I love supporting our new (to us) town, and will say, this is the only shop I've seen with town specific merchandise. (Well, besides Buc-ee's) and have purchased a couple Johnstown mugs and magnets. I'm more of a sweet crepe lover, with Baby One More Time and Breakfast at Tiffany's being my favorite as well a variety of coffees, but the breakfast sandwiches are always a hit, and when my parents visit, my Dad likes trying different savory ones. They recently did a little remodel inside with cozy couches, lamps and books! I love it and am so happy our town has such a cool coffee shop!

Loved the pizza was loaded with toppings and lots of cheese. Everything I look for on a pizza. The…read morerestaurant needs a little love and they should invest in a new aged soda machine. You can still have soda in cans and litters. The gentleman that helps us was super nice and helpful. Will absolutely order again.

It's clear that this is a small family owned business as they care about the customers and food…read morequality. They are definitely my go to shop when I want take out. They do have a couple of booths but there's not really restaurant ambience (like all pizza shops really) that would make anyone want to sit in there. 2 booths and a big drinks fridge.

Had the lemon chicken soup. Delicious soup! Everything we…read moreate was so yummy!! The desert was also so yummy! We had a baklava with a creamy topping.

Been going here for 15 years. It had been awhile since the last time but it has diffinatly gone…read moredown hill. Service was none existent, food taste was OK but slow and sloppy. Everything has a life span......

It has quite a bit of seating so we were seated immediately on a Friday evening. The waitress was…read moregreat - - very patient as we tried to make up our minds on what we wanted. Sis and I shared a Mediterranean Panini with chicken and no hummus. They actually brought it on two plates and split the fries. Very beautiful presentation. Unfortunately the fries weren't really warm and were kind of blah. But the sandwich itself was tasty. Two friends each had a margarita pizza, which comes on a cauliflower crust. They should've shared it because both took half home! Again, it was a beautiful presentation. They both said it was very tasty. Sis and I each had some tomato soup and it lacked flavor unfortunately. Yes, we would encourage you to go to - - a nice broad menu so everybody should be able to find something

My wife and I don't eat out very often, so when we do, it's a big deal. This was supposed to be a…read moredate night, a little "I love you" dinner where neither of us had to cook. Instead, I accidentally took her to intermittent fasting with table service. We both ordered bowls. She got the Pineapple Bowl ($21), and I got the Lazy Dog Bowl ($20). When they arrived, we honestly thought maybe the rest of the meal was still coming. Nope. That was the whole production. Each bowl featured what appeared to be half of a chicken breast. Not "about" half. I mean it genuinely looked like one chicken made the ultimate sacrifice so two entrées could exist. Somewhere in the kitchen a chef is holding a ruler saying, "Easy... if anyone gets an extra bite, corporate loses twelve cents." I've had Costco samples with more commitment. The best part was watching my wife try to convince herself she was full because she didn't want to ruin date night. That's when you know you're in trouble. When your spouse starts chewing slower because she's hoping time will create calories. You know how sometimes you get annoyed when the waiter or manager keeps coming by asking how your meal is and if everything is alright? The good news was that Lazy Dog definitely doesn't have this issue: Nobody asked how the food was. Not our server. Not a manager. Not a passing employee. Not even the emotional support dog I assume inspired the restaurant's name. It was almost as if everyone already knew the answer. The only thing that arrived promptly and confidently was the bill. For over $40, I wasn't expecting to leave stuffed, but I was hoping to leave without wondering whether we should split a cheeseburger at the drive-thru on the way home. I've seen airport salads with a stronger sense of abundance. The food wasn't bad. That's almost what makes it worse. It tasted good enough that I wished there had been... more than six bites of it. Lazy Dog, I came hoping to impress my wife. Instead, you gave us a memorable evening, a shared chicken breast, and the strongest argument we've ever had for eating before we go out.

Food: 5/5 Service: 10/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 We all had the small size gelato, hubby and I had cones kids had cups. They can do up to three flavors for the small, however, I'm the only one that got more than one flavor. That tiramisu one was spot on! It was messy but I didn't care the flavor was worth it, hubby got peanut butter, kid 2 got mango passion fruit sorbet (the non dairy option) and kid three got watermelon sorbet. They both enjoyed their flavors, hubby said his was "light" in flavor. The ladies up front offered us samples, we didn't take advantage of it but it was a nice gesture. The interior is small but there are seats available. Oh! And slightly pricey, buyer beware, they were about $6/cup for the "small" size.

Very good flavors great amount of ice cream patient staff I like it very much. Very clean and…read moreorganized staff