My parents were visiting from Tampa, Florida and chose Eat'n Park in Belle Vernon to celebrate…read moretheir 36th wedding anniversary. While the meal itself was fairly unremarkable, the level of service we received from our server, Mia, was truly exceptional and deserves recognition. From the moment she greeted our table, Mia demonstrated a remarkable level of professionalism, attentiveness, and hospitality. One member of our party has food allergies, and Mia handled the situation with impressive knowledge, diligence, and care. She took every concern seriously, answered questions confidently, and ensured that we felt completely comfortable and reassured throughout the dining experience. What distinguished Mia most was her extraordinary attention to detail. Drinks were consistently refreshed, dishes were cleared promptly, and every request was met with efficiency and genuine enthusiasm. She anticipated our needs before we even had to ask and maintained a warm, welcoming presence throughout the evening. As a newer server, Mia's performance was especially impressive. She carried herself with the poise, competence, and confidence of someone with years of experience. More importantly, she brought a level of sincerity and kindness that cannot be taught. She made my parents feel celebrated on their anniversary and elevated what would have otherwise been an ordinary dinner into a genuinely memorable occasion. In an industry where exceptional service can be difficult to find, Mia exemplifies what outstanding hospitality should look like. She is an invaluable asset to Eat'n Park, and I sincerely hope her dedication, professionalism, and commitment to customer care are recognized by management. Employees of her caliber are rare, and she left a lasting impression on our entire family. Thank you, Mia, for making my parents' 36th anniversary celebration so special.

We came on a Sunday after church and it was busy. Our server, Kathy, gave us a quick update and we…read moredecided to get the Brunch Buffet, which has a good amount of options. My only knock on the buffet was the fried chicken was not that good. The breading was heavy and the chicken seemed sparse. The location we went to is, obviously, a "hub" of activity. Kathy seemed to know everyone and I can see why, is a genuinely kind and personable person. Based off the food, I am not positive I would return. Based off Kathy we might return.

The Lamplighter is sort of three places in one. There is the diner/coffee shop side, the main…read moredining room/lounge and the banquet room. They each have their own distinctive and unique decor and menu options. I have been here for breakfast, for events in the banquet room and for dinner and have enjoyed all of my experiences. My favorite experience here has been for the murder mystery dinners. For $45, you get a buffet dinner (that comes with soft drinks, the meal and dessert) and a funny musical comedy show. You can't beat that deal! When you enter for these events, you go to your assigned table. The characters are mingling and you can get drinks. The one thing I'll say is they needed more bartenders or a more efficient way to handle the drinks because the line was consistently long. Maybe having one person for things like pop and one for bar items could be helpful. The buffet is different depending on the time of year (and potentially theme of the mystery). They always have a salad table with pretty basic salad ingredients, but also celery, carrots and olives. The entrees included chicken, fish, veggies and my favorite, the carved ham and roast beef. For banquet food, it was tasty and enjoyable. The banquet room itself is pretty standard "generic banquet room" decor. Nothing special, but the chairs are actually comfortable (which isn't always the case). The lounge and main restaurant area. Well, if you want to feel like you've used a time machine and gone back a few decades, take a step in there. It is definitively retro but still somehow doesn't feel stale or old. They often host their wine dinners in this area. There are a variety of seating options and a more upscale menu than the other side of the restaurant. The menu is fairly limited and a bit old school "fancy" but if you know that going in you shouldn't be disappointed. We had the filet and the chicken marsala. Were the they best we've ever had taste or presentation wise? No, but they were enjoyable the the portions were good. As was the service. It wouldn't be a spot I'd come to regularly for dinner, but I'd definitely eat in the dinner area again. The diner/breakfast side was more fast paced and old school diner, almost cafeteria vibe. Food items are pretty cheap considering today's food prices, especially for breakfast items. I like that with all the traditional and old school options they also have avocado toast. I've had their pancakes (which were huge, but not all that thick) and their omelet. Pretty standard diner fare. Nothing was food I was eager to come back and have again, but it was all perfectly tasty. So, come with an open mind. And remember that this place is essentially three different experiences. Just make sure you are prepared for which one you are hoping to enjoy.

The Lamplighter is an old school staple of Murrysville. I had a Daddy-Daughter dance her several…read moreyears ago. This last trip involved drinks and live music. The service was really good. We did not eat on this visit. There are several different areas. There is a diner like dining room, a stage with tables for live music, and a couple of banquet type areas that can house events like weddings.

Another quality visit to Coach's. My friend and I visited around 5:00 PM on a Tuesday. I've had…read morethe sandwiches a few times and wanted to try chicken wings. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We had Miller Lite drafts, a dozen wings and fries. The drafts were cold, the fries were outstanding, and the wings were a little overcooked. I enjoy visiting here because of the service and food quality, Definitely worth stopping by for good food and cold beer.

Coach's is your neighborhood dive bar. The service is good, they have great weekend specials. Right…read morenow they have $.75 wings on Sundays during the NFL season and $5 miller lite pitchers. Good wings for the price. Regular price their food can be expensive.

I met up with some of my family for lunch at the Boulevard (Greensburg location). There were 7 of…read moreus total. We were able to be seated right away in a section of the restaurant that we had to ourselves, which was nice. Our server was great and very attentive. I ordered the Fog Horn sandwich which is Cajun grilled chicken, crispy onion straws, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, pickles, and a side of ranch. It comes with either chips or fries and I chose the fries. My meal was great and just enough that I didn't take home leftovers. My family also really enjoyed their food too. I'm always a fan of the Boulevard when I'm in the area!

Huge location; has a dining area and bar. Would be a nice spot to host a dinner party. I got…read morechicken wings and fries. They forgot my fries but when I asked about them, the server brought it out so fast I was a little concerned. The wings were delicious. The server was friendly and knowledgeable. I only went once but nonetheless, I would go back and recommend.

I have been going to Dick's for 40 years. Dick's went down…read morehill for a while. But Dick's is better now than it ever was even the music is good. I have been there 4 times in the last 2 months with groups of 8 to 12 people and no one ever had a bad meal, away exceptional. The service is very good. The deserts are to die for. Will be back. Larry

I got the sausage croissant sandwich, and let me tell you... it was a masterpiece. Double meat,…read morebuttery croissant, perfectly cooked sausage--just pure breakfast perfection. Every bite was warm, savory, and satisfying, like a hug for my taste buds. The staff was friendly, the energy in the diner was lively, and the whole experience just felt like classic diner magic. If you're in Murrysville and need a quick, delicious breakfast that actually fills you up, Dick's Diner is the spot. Can't wait to come back!

The friendly greeting upon arrival was most welcoming. I was initially disappointed that there was…read moreno Ribeye steak so I chose the blu cheese salad. That's how I remember. In NC, my home state. The salads are served differently. This salad had French fries underneath the salad and was so delicious. The buffalo chicken was cooked perfectly too. The ambience reminded me of an old Italian restaurant too. Everywhere I sat, a tv can be seen if that is your thing. Overall I was very impressed with Sonny's. Highly recommend

This was our second dinner at Sonny's. Our main courses were good. I had a steak and it came out on…read morethe stone and was very good. The other dinner was the Steak Gorgonzola and it was very good. The fried zucchini was excellent. My only issues were, the prices are a little high for the area and our drinks were weak. I did witness a customer come in, sit down, ordered a beverage and review the menu and decided to leave. I wasn't trying to ease drop, but heard him advise the prices were to much for him.

After an extremely long sixteen hour shift at work I knew I needed one thing before I headed home…read moreand slept for a majority of the day. That one day was a greasy, heavy breakfast. Something that would sit in my stomach and make me feel satisfied. Quick search on Yelp to find a diner like setting for such and this was the nearest to where I was at that point in my commute. Keystone Kitchen sits in a plaza off of Route 22 in New Alexandria, from the outside it doesn't look like much. Once you go inside it looks like a country cabin diner, if that makes sense. The sounds in here are those of a diner and the smells are that of a diner. However, what is different is the decor. Kind of like a hunting cabin with the wood decor that is everywhere. The tables and booths were well used, making me know that this place is well liked and frequented enough to make it a local staple. When I came in I was greeted right away and told I could sit wherever I wanted. Shortly after finding a seat I had a menu in hand and a drink order placed. I was left to look over the menu. At the time of the visit I got to look over the breakfast menu. I was especially craving biscuits and gravy. My mind just kept telling me that and I was going to just order a combo with that as a side. That is until I made myself look over the menu one more time. That's when I spot the number 5 combo breakfast meal. That combo would give me everything that I needed at that moment in time. The number five combo is two eggs cooked they way you like, choice of either breakfast potatoes or hash browns, and the biscuit and gravy I was craving. I went with two dippy eggs (that's sunny side up for you non-western Pennsylvanians) and hash browns to accompany my biscuit and gravy. When it showed up in front of me, I couldn't wait to dig into that plate. I didn't know it, but I was starving. The eggs were perfect, cut into them and the yolks started running all over the plate, that was perfect to me. The hash browns had that outer crust on them that gave you the crunch and the inner parts were that warm potato that just hits you. Best part about it is that you can mix them with either the runny egg yolk or the extra gravy that definitely spilled over from the biscuit. The biscuit and gravy, oh my god, amazing. The biscuit is made in house which means they are fresh and tasty. The gravy has this sweet and savory mix going for it. The pieces of sausage in the gravy are amazing little pops of flavor. Little bit of spice in there, but everything balances out. It really livens up the dryness of the biscuit. This meal was what I set out for, satisfying. The service here, way above the bar. I mean there is great service and then there is Keystone Kitchen. Very attentive, interacting with everyone in here, letting you know who the regulars are, and very on top of their game. I really enjoyed the meal, it hit the spot and definitely put me to sleep when I finally did home for morning.

A no nonsense, home cooking style mom and pop place where you can get a meal you will enjoy and…read morewith service that will make you feel at home. Great diner style breakfast, lunch, dinner and homemade soups the way your grandma made. Nothing fancy or crazy, just the definitive comfort food that is getting hard to find these days.

Great service, but the food is lacking in my opinion and the…read morebreakfast portions are small. Have mostly come here for breakfast so my review is based on that. I really like the Claire's veggie benny.. just wish there was more of it. My daughter ordered the strawberry crunch french toast- fun idea and it was good in small doses, but a lighter, simpler version would be better. Extremely greasy/ buttery and they added a bunch of red food coloring to the cream cheese filling to make it pink, which i think was really unnecessary. I don't even remember seeing any strawberries in it.

First of all the food is good. Service is good, price are up just like everywhere. What I don't…read moreunderstand is when you get soup in the restaurant you get a decent size bowl, When you get that soup to go the size of the take out container is an absolute joke! And a quart of soup to go is like $18.00 ?? Most places a quart of soup to go is under $10.00, Most of the soups are good but not paying that for soup.