First and foremost, I want to like Stevarino's I do want to spend money in my chosen hometown, but…read moreit's often difficult. We waited to give Stevarino's a second opportunity. Because the last one did not go well either. Even accounting for the slower life we are pursuing in our retirement community of choice, we don't have one hour and four minutes to wait on a pizza. Or 54 minutes to wait on a simple spaghetti and meatballs. Or seven minutes standing at the front desk with no one coming by to see you at the "please wait to be seated" podium. I'm older now, I don't have that kind of time to waste. The food was "OK". The spaghetti and meatballs (substituted sausage, maybe this required a trip to Italy") was lukewarm. It tasted OK. My pizza was basically loose and drippy in the center. Not from cheese, from being poorly cooked. Again, there was nothing special about the taste. Lastly, I had to send the first pizza serving tray back to be cleaned. I don't know if it's too little staff, too little caring, too little organization, too little training. It all adds up to a memorable experience for the wrong reasons. It is a very nice place when it comes to decor and such. Even a nice big lighted Christmas display for folks to use as a photo backdrop. Hopefully the ownership will take this review to heart and not blame it on "being too busy" (that sure wasn't the case" or "fussy clientele". It sure wasn't that either.

We were in the area and a number of people recommended Stevarinos so we gave it a try, there is a…read moredecidedly Irish-Italian flare to the restaurant, but it works. The service was excellent, so let's start there. The interior is part of an older building that has been partially renovated. Clean and all the tables get covered with butcher paper and, when combined with crayons, offers fun for everyone. Finally we get to why people go to restaurants / the food. We started with the Calamari, which was perfectly fried, not greasy at all, and served with a tasty marinara, but we would prefer lemon. The white pizza was excellent also, we added some Italian sausage and that put the final touch on the pizza. The Greek salad was fair, but it didn't really roll our socks down, and the spaghetti with meatballs also fell a little short for us - the sauce had great tomato flavour, but it lacked the herbiness (we'd even have been ok with some spicy heat) that you'd expect from a good sauce. They have daily specials that could appeal to some, and they have a rather eclectic menu, right down to fish and chips. We don't go through S. Pittsburgh very often, but we might be back. They also have a location in Chattanooga.

A fun lunch stop on a leisurely country drive…read more Wife had the bbq chicken salad. Ok, but more a fried chicken salad with a little bbq flavor. I did the burger sliders appetizer. Impressed. The beef was clearly ground in house and was a wonderful coarse grind. excellent. With the buns charred on the grill, it made an excellent light lunch without any sides needed. Added bonus for house brewed beer. Found the kolsch a tasty lunch treat. Warmish inside, and hot outside, sadly the views that day were shrouded in haze. Don't know when we'd ever be back in the area, but if we were, I'd not hesitate to suggest a repeat stop.

Duck fat fries - they had a strange texture to them like they've been sitting in the fryer for too…read morelong. Most of the fries were soggy like Five Guys fries. It did taste like duck and the trio of sauces was a nice touch (ranch, tarragon aioli, bbq sauce). Chicken lettuce cups - refreshing and light. Could have used more hoisin sauce. Ranchado chicken - good sized chicken breast. Couldn't really taste the ranch rather the cheese made it extra cheesy. The bun was smaller than I thought it would be. Beer - the hefe and red ale were refreshing and standard. Service - slow. Our waiter disappeared after getting our appetizer order and didn't come back. Another waiter took over after 20 minutes. It was busy but I've seen much busier places and the wait wasn't 20+ minutes. It's like she didn't bother to tell another person she was going to be gone. She finally came back to bust our table. What was strange she took my gf plate first, left mine. I paid with my card and she handed the bill over to her. She also didn't acknowledge me (note: I'm not Caucasian). It'll likely be the last time I eat here; it was not a welcoming atmosphere.

Stopped on a roadtrip for Pizza. The restaurant was very…read morebusy yet we were greeted right away. Service was exceptional, pizza came out quickly, and beverages were refilled promptly. Pizza was very good. Ingredients were fresh and place is cute. Friday nights include music upstairs and we were able to enjoy a talented singer while we enjoyed pizza in the downstairs restaurant. Redpoint has a full menu with pasta, sandwiches, etc. If you are looking for a great spot to relax and grab good, solid food, this is it.

A-MA-ZING. That's what this place is. We pass by this non-assuming restaurant at last 4 times a…read moreweek and never gave it much thought. Then a neighbor invited us to dinner and took us here, and now we can't stop going here! There are SO many things on their menu that we can't wait to try. So far, we have had the following: Let me start with dessert, the Creme Brulé is to die for, we get it every single time if there's any still available. We buy it when we walk in the door, before dinner, because it might be gone before we're done eating. Yes sir, it's that good. Now on to what we've had so far. The Apple Pecan salad is a must try, just order the dressing on the side and go sparingly so it doesn't overpower the rest of the awesome ingredients like fuji apples, candied pecans and feta cheese (yum, yum, yummy). The first thing I ate there was the Marge-a-rita, made into a calzone, it was heaven. Made with all fresh ingredients and a homemade marinara served on the side. I'm not normally a red sauce / marinara person but I took the rest of it home, I certainly wasn't going to leave it there! My husband had the Deluxe pizza and said it was fantastic. And of course we had the Creme Brulé for dessert. That Friday, we took our friends out for dinner and brought them here. This time we ordered 4 Brulés before heading upstairs for dinner. We were pleasantly surprised that they had live music up there. A singer named Robert Lee played guitar and harmonica and sang everything from country to Pink Floyd to Fleetwood Mac. He had a beautiful voice and was very entertaining. We will definitely be looking to see him play again. This time I had the Apple Pecan salad, of course, and the Salsa Blanc pizza with sweet Italian sausage made into a calzone. This was an excellent pizza EXCEPT they forgot the sausage and there was at least 20 big cloves of roasted garlic packed into that calzone. WAY too much, if you ask me. One of our friends had the Grilled Deluxe Cheese Melt and he said it was amazing. I give this place 5 stars for delicious, fresh ingredients, the servers are extremely friendly and we got our food fairly quickly. The only down sides, in my opinion, is since it's a small venue it can get really loud, and the service on Friday night left us a little disappointed. Again, our order was a little messed up and our server (who I believe was the manager) should stick to managing. He was super nice but he had a lot of irons in the fire and waiting tables is not what he should be doing. Other than that, we WILL be going back because there are so many more items on their menu that I can't wait to try.

It's bad enough that this place is a train wreck, but they take down your posts from their Facebook…read morepage if you complain. I mentioned that they don't have the courtesy to post recordings on their phone when they arbitrarily close. It just rings off the hook until you get the point. When they finally answer, they take the phone off the hook, and leave you hanging...until you get the point. I thought that was rude, and they apparently disagreed and pulled my post. From reviews elsewhere, I'm apparently not the only one who gets an excuse why it will take forever to get your order ready (or why they are closed!) Talk about confusing, this page says they will reopen Jan 1, and their FB page says they are closed for the day due to illness. The first pie I got there was so-so, but I wanted to try of few before I judged. But their disregard for customers is turning me off. Lot's of pie-makers around here. So far they are not competition.

Not impressed. Was told it was a 2 hour wait to get there and no one know what they were doing and…read moretook another 30 min... pizza tastes like a chef boyardee pizza kit. pepperoni pizza had barely any cheese and not many pepperonis but they made sure to load it with sauce. the grandmas pie. disgusting to say the least. ive had one at other places and this is honestly the worst i've had. If you want good pizza go somewhere else.

We made a pit stop here not to long ago, after being in a standstill traffic jam for 3+ hours. We…read morewere all grumpy, exhausted and just needing a place to refuel. We ordered a cheese pizza and we're surprised with an additional free pizza. It tastes great! And the waitress was such a good sport.

First time visitor. Service was friendly and courteous. Salad were yummy but the pasta dishes we…read morehad were just ok not delicious. Rating score lower due to quality of pasta dishes, spaghetti, eggplant parmesan snd lasagna ordered. We did enjoy the big slices of garlic bread. Ot sure we will be back.

Always good food and the service is fast. We eat lunch there often…read more The staff is always helpful and kind.

Went through the drive thru, ordered over $70 worth of food. All the food (15 items) came smashed…read morein one bag, including 2 Mexican pizzas. No hot sauce, no sauce for the chicken nuggets, lemonade was mostly water, food was cold by the time we got home (12 minute drive... ) The cherry on top was the 2 taco supremes that were missing from our order, someone wont be getting dinner tonight :( Yet another reminder that fast food is no longer worth the price. Next time we're going to Cracker Barrel.

I picked 1 star due to not having 0 stars. I got a subway…read moreclub today and it had 1 slice of each meat on it. Maybe 3 slices and the cheese could not even be seen. It was like eating a bread sandwich. I went to the one in Trenton, GA last week and they made the best sandwich, I didn't think they were going to be able to close the sandwich to wrap it. The girl at Kimball was dark skinned and from another country. I am sure she does not know how to make a subway. I will never go back and they will go out of business soon! Poor customer service and the quality of sandwich was awful. Of course I did not leave a tip. I did take a pic of my sandwich.

I would give 0 stars if an option. Closed an hour earlier than listed, they were cleaning up and…read morewouldn't serve, at 830 on a Friday evening......

It used to be easier to find the western sizzler across the US, but this downsized chain has not…read moredownsized its buffet. There really is something for everyone. If you're a carnivore, WS has off-buffet steak combos to order,, but fried chicken and sausage are on the buffet. There are cooked vegetables and salads for non-meat eaters. A variety of sugary desserts will satisfy those with a sweet tooth. Even some no sugar added options are included.

I was expecting steak on the buffet. This was not the case. You have to order specialty plates in…read moreorder to get steak.

Very very slow service. We waited for a very long time and it was more expensive than usually. I'm…read morenot sure if it is because it is attatched to a gas station or what. Anyway it was just an ok subway experience

Subway is a good quick meal on the run. I do enjoy their steak and cheese sandwich loaded with…read moreveggies

Easy transaction. They have diesel fuel available and all pumps were in working order. Easy access…read moreto fwy. Very spacious and looked clean. Overall, it was a good experience.

GREAT STOP There are…read moresome rules to follow when on a road trip especially with pit stops. Is the location easy to get to off and back onto the highway? Does it have cheap gas? Does it have snacks? Does it have a bathroom? These are the essential fundamentals of every good stop. I will tell you that this location covers all of those important bases. We were heading towards Chattanooga and I saw the gas advertised for $2.32 which was a great price. I'm glad I stopped because every gas station after that was almost 20 cents higher. I was really happy with the price we got for the gas, in fact it was the cheapest gas we got since starting in Chicago. This place is right off of the Highway which makes for a super fast pit stop. I don't want to drive more then a mile off of the exit because that just adds a ton of time to the drive especially with stop lights. While I was filling up the gas there was a giant poster advertising "Hand Rolled Burritos"! What? Come on! The girls went in first to the bathroom and reported back to me that they didn't see any hand rolling going on. What? Could the poster be all lies? When I went in to use the bathroom I saw about 6 burritos wrapped and sitting in the warmer, so they were ready to grab and go but no live hand rolling was seen. I did see one of the cook's in the Speedy Cafe actually making a pizza by hand. I thought to myself that was much better then a frozen microwave pizza. I didn't order any food because I typically don't order any of that stuff in a gas station. I've been tempted by the roller Dogs at many gas stations but I've held strong to not order them. This place has a giant Beer Cave which is literally cool but not when you're driving. So if your are local then stop in and grab your drink here. I was impressed by the soda machine. I don't drink pop anymore but was amazed with the sizes of the cups. I saw a giant 54 ouncer ready to be filled with soda or a slurpee. That's a lot of liquid. If I drank that if be stopping at the next rest area up the road. I will say that the Men's bathroom did have the smell of a urine filled subway station. I'd recommend a bleach dousing in here. Anyone listening on staff. I'd highly recommend you treat this room as a "Dateline" episode where you're trying to cover up a crime. This place is a great stop for some cheap gas. You'll be off and on the highway in no time at all. I love it when a plan comes together.