We were pleased. Many years ago, we rode our bikes up to Erie and driving by this place, I…read moreremembered we ate here once we arrived. So we revisited here instead of the other usual place, The Sloppy Duck. Sara's was busy but the line went fast, the gal who took our orders was friendly, and our food was ready quickly. We like the fun decor, the fountain drinks were cold, and our food was hot and good.

So check it out, man. Me and my old lady, we been cruisin' our bikes all mornin' around Presque…read moreIsle, right? Beautiful, far out -- the lake, the trees, the whole scene. And after all that pedalin', man, we got the hunger. You know the one. That deep, rumbly, gotta-eat-somethin'-RIGHT-NOW kinda hunger. And then, like a vision, man -- there it is. Sara's. We seen it on the way in. Parkin' lot packed wall to wall, cars everywhere, and the joint looks like it fell straight outta 1955. Turns out the place got started back in 1980 as a little ice cream stand, and this dude named it after his mama, Sara. Aww. They got the bright red picnic tables, the striped awnings, old antique signs, an old-timey gas pump, even a whole vintage stainless steel diner car just sittin' there lookin' groovy. Penny-squishin' machine, twisty ice cream cones, the works. The vibe, man? The vibe was cookin'. Ten outta ten on the vibe, no lie. But then, man... then came the food. Duuuude. The menu didn't tell you nothin', so I'm standin' there dreamin' about a hot dog piled high with chili and cheese and all the glorious fixin's, drippin' down my arm, the whole beautiful mess. And what do they hand me? A wiener. In a bun. That's it, man. Naked. Just a little dog layin' there all alone lookin' up at me like "sorry, bro." And get this -- the bun wasn't even a hot dog bun, man. It was like a little mini sub roll. A whole hoagie situation goin' on. Now, if that dog had been loaded, right, buried under chili and cheese and onions and the whole circus, then yeah, man, you'd NEED all that bread to hold the party together. Makes sense. But there was nothin' on it! So it's just this lonely little wiener rattlin' around in a big ol' empty boat of bread like a dude who showed up to a party that got cancelled. WTF, man! What a bummer. They had a ketchup and mustard station and that was the WHOLE opera. Total buzzkill. And my wife, right? She got the burger and only made it through like a third of it 'cause it was flatter than a pancake at a steamroller convention. No taste, man. No taste at all. I dunno how this place keeps the lights on, man. Back home, folks wouldn't poke this sad little dog with a ten-foot pole, ya dig? Oh well. Live and learn, man. Live and learn. Pass the ketchup.

First time at this location and the burgers were amazing as always! I had to wait a little bit but…read moretotally understandable with how busy they were. The only thing I will say is that I got the banana pudding and was a little disappointed when the cup wasn't filled all the way up for the price. Delicious but not worth it to me when the cup was small as it already was.

A guy, a grill and a gas station.....what could scream amazing better? This smash burger hits! It…read morewill change your mind on gas station food and smash burgers! Those scoop fries, also spot on. The sooner sauce is divine. I had my burger on a lettuce bowl but they use brioche buns! Yum. Don't shy away....just do it. You've welcome.

Everything so tasty. Service was great.Great atmosphere. Brought sparkler cake for my nieces's…read morebirthday & was yummy! My nephew had chocolate cake with strawberries & was DELICIOUS!!!

We were in town for the marathon and needed carbo loading. It's pretty big so they are able to…read moreaccommodate a lot of people. They offer bread. It isn't warm but have a good oil on the side. I ordered the lasagna which was fine. Very typical and large, so I took some home. The bruschetta was the same bread they offered with mozzarella, chopped tomatoes, and balsamic on top. Again, it's fine. Overall, it does the job if you're looking for carbs.

If you like great Greek classics this is the only place you'll ever need to go. Gyros with homemade…read moresauce. Dogs and burgers slathered in a special Greek sauce that's made from scratch. Only the best quality meats including Smith's provisions! I've been eating here consistently since the 1990's and I haven't went to the East Side location since.

In town on business and as an Elite Yelper I'm always searching for local establishments, so I was…read morethrilled to find this cute little diner. The guys were all welcoming and friendly and even offered to bring my order to my car for me. I went for the lunch special, 2 Greek dogs (coney's with mustard and onion) and a drink. The hot dogs had a little snap (which I love!) and the coney sauce was appropriately spicy with a tiny kick of heat. The buns seemed steamed, which was also great, in my opinion. I also ordered a side of fried mushrooms- wow! The small size was definitely enough for two! But man! Probably the best fried mushrooms I've ever had. The batter was light and fluffy and also nicely crispy. Perfect! So happy I found this little Greek diamond. And that, folks, is all she wrote.

Delicious quick meal. Burger was amazing as always, and the fries were top-notched, fresh out of…read morethe fryer, crispy and well-seasoned. Staffs are very friendly and helpful. The place looks nicely maintained and clean. Will definitely be back They use peanut oil to fry their food, as well as serve peanuts on premise. So if you have peanut allergy, I would stay away from this restaurant.

Good but for the price go sit down and have a real meal. Over twice as expensive than other fast…read morefood restaurants in the area.

The Employees and restaurant were great. The food - not so great…read more In 2012, I ate at chick-fil-a on Peach Street. The buns were large, with seeds. The chicken looked and tasted like a summer BBQ. Today, 13 years later, I ate at same location. So looked forward to what I had there before. I will not eat there again. It was almost dripping in grease, not a piece like in 2012. And a tired looking bun. The coffee was really good.

After driving over 200 miles, it was time to stop. This Chick-fil-A was a great experience for me…read more Everything was on sale. It was almost $8 cheaper than a California Chick-fil-A. The people here were friendly, both the customers and the employees. Everyone seemed happy. Their chicken sandwich tasted great. It was a good, quick stop for us. They even made me happy!

Every single time I go here they mess my order up AND/OR forget something. Absolute worst Taco Bell…read moreto go to in erie. Every single time Stop putting that damn chipotle sauce on everything too my mouth be hurting

The last three times I've stopped here, the internet has been down and they aren't taking orders…read more Do yourselves a favor and go any where else.

Odis 12 has a large variety of wing flavors. So many unique and exquisite flavors. If you want…read morewings in Erie, Pa, definitely go here! Service was ok but they were low on staff. Atmosphere is great for a nice night or day out. Easy to talk to one another and have a drink.

The pickle slaw fries was a different twist, and very good…read more The waitress was nice. She checked in after a few minutes of getting our food. It's a sports bar, so when there's a big sporting event, this might not be the place to come. It wasn't loud, but the TVs are all around the wall, and there were all going, wow people were talking. It's casual ambience. I had the wings. They were slightly crunchy than my preference, but they were quite garlicky, which was good.