We had an excellent breakfast with out two teens at this location. Food was good and everyone got…read moresomething they liked. The service was outstanding. They worked as a team and our drinks were never empty. I was very impressed.

I've been to this Eat'n Park twice now, and this review is for the most recent visit this past…read moreweek. On the first visit, I did the soup/salad bar, and this time around I decided to try something from the menu! That's where everything went downhill. As a table, we ordered a mushroom burger w/ cream of broccoli soup, chicken penne pasta with fruit, and the chicken tenders meal w/ fries (and banana and wet wipes, since the kids' menu advertised those as complimentary). You already know I had a bad time, so here we go: - soup tasted like broccoli in milk - fruit plate was dirty - wait time for entrees felt like forever, I didn't time it but it was well over 20 minutes and I was under the impression this was a quick diner-style situation (some of it wasn't even hot when it came out!) - banana didn't come out with meal so I asked, and was given so much attitude! - asked for wet wipes 3x and they never came We go to Costco weekly so I've been looking for some decent lunch spots in the area, and I was so let down by this meal! Our host and other servers were so friendly, but our specific server had a cloud over her that day and unfortunately the mood crept on over to our table. Unfortunately it feels like soup and salad is the way to go here, and I'm not about to go out of my way for this particular soup/salad bar.

They prioritize door dash orders. It took 35 minutes to get an egg mcmuffin. Only 3 cars in the…read moredrive through. But 9 door dashers showed up and grabbed huge bags while everyone else waited. And waited. And waited.

Pound for pound, this has to be the worst McDonald's in the country. That isn't hyperbole - I feel…read morea perverted sense of pride knowing I was one of the few to make it through the ordering process to say I've been served here. There's ZERO reason for it to be this bad. It is in one of the premiere shopping areas in Pittsburgh, with plenty of opportunity for foot/drive thru traffic. It has ONE drive thru lane, unlike almost every refurbished McDonald's that operates with two or more. It sits minutes from Pittsburgh, so you can't argue they have a limited pool of candidates to hire. It took me twenty minutes to get from the window where I ordered to the windows where you get your food. That's about four cars through in that time. It wasn't like one car held everything up - there were consistent waits for each car. And it's no wonder - while I was there, there were three employees outside of the building. One aimlessly sweeping trash from the grass, another half heartedly cleaning windows, and a third taking a vigorous smoke break. Those were the three hardest workers from my observations. So if you are a masochist, I'd encourage you to check out this spot. For anyone else looking for food or drinks, try literally any other place in the country.

Came for Cow Appreciation Day. Let me say that it is some customer focused that Chick-fil-a even…read moredoes this. Given the recent danger of leafy greens we decided to just splurge and get fries with our meal. Service was excellent. We didn't receive any sauces with our meal but the young lady who delivered the trays fixed that very quickly. This location is great; easy to get in. It can be loud inside: lots of younger teens, children and young families but that adds to the family friendly vibe.

The past three times ordered through through their app, they don't include an item I ordered…read moreespecially if the item is from my reward points. When I call they of course can't do anything and I lose my points / DO NOT GO OR ORDER FROM THIS CHICK FIL A.

Stopped by for lunch when I lost power. We were able to find seats and order easily on our phone…read more The order took a long time and my sandwich was cold in the middle and my wife's soup was over salted and inedible.

I ordered turkey rice soup to go and got a bunch of broth with little rice and vegetables. I called…read moreto talk to someone, and they asked what I needed. I told them the problem, and they left me on hold for 5 minutes before I just hung up. Disappointed.

Taco Bell is one of those places I randomly crave and usually enjoy for a quick, guilty pleasure…read moremeal. This visit, though, was a little disappointing. First off, my taco shell was already pretty broken when I opened it, which made it messy to eat right from the start. I can deal with a crack here and there, but this one was basically split. Then I found a small odd brown piece inside the taco that definitely did not look like it belonged there. I am not exactly sure what it was, but it threw me off and made me hesitant to keep eating it. That part was honestly the biggest letdown. I know fast food can be hit or miss and I am not expecting perfection, but quality control matters. I still get random Taco Bell cravings and will probably be back at some point, but I hope they pay a little closer attention to what is going out the door.

I really have nothing to say about Taco Bell. When I'm desperate and don't have time, I'll stop at…read morea Taco Bell.... and every time I regret it. What an effing JOKE that someone even first posted Taco Bell to Yelp. But this is Pittsburgh, where they nominate Eat & Park for Best of Pittsburgh list. Go figure.

INSANELY slow. I remember waiting 20+ minutes for food once and there was hardly anyone there…read more When I ordered a few months ago, my dasher had been forced to wait for over half an hour for my meal and I ended up having to get a partial refund because the quality of the food was that bad. So regardless of whether you order immediately or in advance, the staff doesn't seem to have the slightest sense of urgency...

I love the taste of the Rally's burger. However, service was great when they first opened and has…read moresteadily slid downwards. I don't think service can get any slower. Honestly, a made-to-order sandwich doesn't mean wait til I order before growing the lettuce and tomato!! And, when I get to the drive-thru window, how about acknowledging me, your customer. Ya know, eye contact, smiling, saying something, anything pleasant, while you take my money and hand me my order. Rant over.

Burgatory is a local burger chain with several locations in the Pittsburgh area. The Homestead…read morelocation is perfectly situated in a beautiful shopping area with plenty of shops, eateries, and across from a gigantic AMC movie theater. With the variety of stores and plenty of free parking, it's become one of my favorite areas to go out when visiting Pittsburgh. Burgatory has a full bar and some daily specials, which can add some value depending on which day of the week you visit. We started off with the truffled gorgonzola fries (3.25/5). While the fries were decent, the gorgonzola cheese was a bit too strong for our tastes, so would likely ask for them without the gorgonzola next time. I got their smashburger (3.75/5), which was filling and of decent quality, but the patties themselves weren't the most flavorful. The house chips (2.5/5) that came with the meals were quite underwhelming, and it stinks that they don't have an option to sub them out for regular fries or onion rings. There's definitely a missed opportunity to not even offer an alternative option for a small upcharge, as we were told no substitutions were allowed. Service (4.5/5) was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, and Shane checked in on us several times to ask if we needed anything else. I would rate the food an overall 3.5/5, and since Yelp doesn't allow 1/2 stars, don't mind rounding up in support of a small local chain and thanks to the great service. I would return to try out some of their other menu items and would recommend Burgatory to others looking to try out a local option for burgers in the Pittsburgh area. Hopefully, they will recognize the missed opportunity to allow customers to sub out their house chips for alternative sides in the future.

Came back here recently with my wife, two young kids, and one other family (apparently 6 years…read moreafter I first reviewed the place!). We had a nice experience. Lots of kid-friendly features. Seamless to get an early 5:30 reservation for a party of eight with no wait when we arrived. Plenty of overflow parking in the movie theater lot. The place was definitely crowded on a Friday evening, but our service was fast enough and they provided lots of coloring items for the kids. The kids menu is also good; my daughter enjoyed mac and cheese, which came with a large number of chips. Her friend got two mini burgers, which was actually a very big portion. Adults enjoyed their food too. My wife got the Triple B bison/bacon burger, which was hefty. I got an impossible burger (very good!) with a side salad. Just like my last review, I was pleasantly surprised at how substantial the salad was. Consistency is a plus I guess.

This was by far the nicest Jimmy John's Ive been in. This location is so clean and they weren't out…read moreof anything! My daughter loves the #1 and orders it often. We sat and ate inside. Plenty of space available and the workers were very friendly. I need to come to this location more often!

Not a bad place to stop and grab a sandwich real quick I was in and out. I had about a half hour to…read moreburn before my movie so stopped in ordered ate and made my movie right on time staff was polite and pretty efficient so yeah a thumbs up from me and remember if you're strapped for time I recommend you try Jimmy John's as a great choice to consider.

My daughter wanted Cane's after her dance class. This location is about four minutes from where…read moreshe dances, Amie's Dance Academy (ADA). Canes is always pretty decent. I came in around 6:00 on a Tuesday in July. There were a fair amount of people for the dinner crowd. There was a guy, I assume was the manager, was a really good leader. This gentleman took control of the floor. He was really positive with the staff and fun towards the customers. He was flipping cups, singing, and bringing a ton of positive energy. My daughter and I split the Caniac, which was decent for two people. Six decent sized chicken strips, fries, bread, two cane sauces, and a large drink. Everything came out tasting real good.

North Versailles Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers nailed it. Fresh, hot food, spotless space, and a…read moreteam that actually looks happy to be there (rare!). The manager was on top of everything and personally brought our food out. My daughter said it felt like going to a family member's house where they just want to make sure you're fed--and honestly, that says it all.

This is a little tricky -- the place definitely doesn't have that fresh/clean look inside. It seems…read morea bit run down and maybe even dingy. But maybe think of it as a cast iron pan? Because my family loves the food from here. The burgers are everything you'd want in a smash burger -- flavorful, cooked to perfection, a good portion, and lots of tasty toppings. The fries are also seasoned well -- my kids usually don't like french fries, but they devour the ones from here. The staff is terrific, and the music inside is great, too. So, if don't let the first visual impression of the interior get to you, you'll be in for a great meal.

Not sure what happened, but it's been closed for a couple of months, there are cones across the…read moreentrance. Personally I think it's a bad location even for a fast food restaurant, as other establishments before them at the same location closed after a year or so too.