If you ever feel too calm... too emotionally stable... too at peace... just take a little trip…read morethrough the Arby's drive-thru in Mansfield, Pennsylvania. It will shatter you in ways you didn't know a fast-food speaker box could. Pulling up to that intercom feels like approaching the Gates of Confusion. You say "Hello," and what comes back is a sound that can only be described as a raccoon gargling gravel. You repeat yourself. The universe laughs. You try again. The speaker hisses like an angry snake. At some point you question whether you're ordering food or communicating with ghosts. Every attempt becomes a high-stakes drama: "Can I get a beef 'n cheddar?" Speaker: SKRRRHHHHHHH-- bffftt-- WHAT SIZE OF POTATO DOG? I'm sorry... what? It's so bad it's practically a Greek tragedy. A chorus should come out behind you and sing about your downfall. I half expect storm clouds to roll in and dramatic lightning to strike behind the building as I yell "NO -- CURLY FRIES! CURLY!!" And then we reach the ultimate game of Would You Rather -- the Mansfield edition: * Would you rather stand barefoot on LEGOs the size of toaster ovens or try to get this drive-thru to understand the word "large"? * Would you rather read the entire Terms & Conditions of iTunes out loud or attempt to change your drink after they've already misheard it three times? * Would you rather wrestle a raccoon in an alley for a half-eaten granola bar or go through the Mansfield Arby's drive-thru again? Listen... I've made mistakes in my life. Big ones. But choosing to enter this drive-thru sits at the top. I didn't just lose my order -- I lost my identity, my sanity, and possibly three years off my lifespan. At the end of the day, Mansfield Arby's serves food. But getting it through the drive-thru feels like a myth, a legend, a heroic tale you tell your grandchildren: "That's right, kids... I once survived the Arby's intercom." If you value your mental health, your time, or the sound of your own voice... just park the car and walk in. Or better yet, go literally anywhere else.

It sucked. Derive also sucked head it also had a huge lack of buffalo sauce on the chicken sandwichread more

Had to wait 35 minutes to receive our order that was posted as ready 10 minutes sooner. we asked…read morefor our orders to be made next and the subway worker said "in person orders are first." The person who had just walked in before we went to pick it up had their food before we even had ours. Our order ticket wasn't even touched until after we had said something.

I'm sometime go to Subway when I'm up but I think there one of subway employer need taken to or…read morefriended because she was very rude to a customer Ask for a napkin and she said nope because they didn't buy anything to eat.and he served in wwI.she probably wouldn't have a job it it wasn't for that guy who fought for our country

I'm a doordasher who likes to greet my customers by saying "I'm on my way to pick up your order If…read moreI can get you anything else please let me know I hope your having a great day" Sometimes customers ask me for garlicbutter sauce or some other extra sauce. I ask pizza hut in mansfield for those and now get told "it's an extra charge they didn't pay for so no" Then I ask for plates and napkins for my customers because I feel it's nice to give these as a convenience. I've been told a few times now "paper plates are for our customers" excuse me but customers order from doordash who pays pizza hut so aren't door dash customers pizza hut customers too?

I can't rate this place on its food or service, because we received neither. We waited 10 minutes…read morewith NO SERVICE. This picture shows a pretty empty place. The server made 3 trips to the table behind my kids...and not once did anyone come to our table. Granted, I don't expect much from a Pizza Hut...but this is pretty ridiculous.

Id give 0 stars if I could Orders are NEVER CORRECT and…read moredepending on the day you might hear managers screaming at one another very unpleasant. You may hear them talking about personal lives. Horrible never again

Service was amazing and staff was funny and kind and brought out food in a timely manner.read more

Just made a stop for our quick dinner. The buffalo chicken empanadas were amazing, queso & chips is…read morealways the best!

The BEST food in town ! Had the jerk chicken it was amazing…read moreI was so full and still would have duh in for more had it been in front of me !! Great space loved the lighting

My wife and I moved to the area in mid-2022. Prior to this, we lived in NYC (specifically in…read moreHarlem) for 14 years. The biggest thing we miss about our last home is the food - there's just not a lot of good restaurants around here (I don't necessarily even mean fancy - just good). We have a short list of a few spots we frequent that are decent enough - we rarely deviate from these because, often enough, when we do, we're disappointed by whatever new place we try. Last night we wanted to go out to eat, but thought we would try somewhere new. We found MarShell's on Google Maps and it looked great so we decided to roll the dice. Boy, are we glad we did. Firstly, the restaurant itself is a lovely space. It's relatively modern, well-kept and well-designed, but still comfortable and casual. Tashell was great - we had a wonderful time speaking with her and she took great care of us. She said that the restaurant opened 2.5 years ago, right around the time we moved to the area - we only wish we came sooner. The food is spectacular. Soul food is a "humble" style of cuisine, but their take on it is just the right degree of refined. I don't mean it's fussy in any way - I mean they really know how to cook and this shows in every dish through flavor and texture. Things like collard greens or sweet potatoes, which are often overcooked to oblivion, are just the right consistency, and exploding with flavor. Sauces are rich and velvety, not overly thick or gloppy. Even seemingly simple things like chicken wings or fried green tomatoes are perfectly fried so the inside is moist and juicy, with a light, shatteringly crisp exterior - something many other restaurants don't care to pay attention to. TLDR - this is a great restaurant serving uniquely delicious, rock-solid soul food in a well-kept space that stands out like a diamond in the rough.

Consistently receive great service from this store. I go here about twice a week for lunch, and…read morehave never had bad service. Food is always made just the way I want, and there are also a lot of great deals run by this store. My only suggestion would be to smile more as you guys are making food. Your service is great and you should be proud of what you guys are doing!

This place was terrible, me and my family went to this place and the food didn't even taste good…read moreand then a couple hours later I had an awful stomach ache not only that but, the drink didn't even taste like lemon aid.

Fiancé and I stopped in here after spotting it from our drive back from the wineries and the…read morecannolis caught our eyes. This is a small mom and pop shop so tight squeeze and usually a line out the door but the cannolis...the best we've had in years! It's all homemade and they put the filling in fresh, in front of you, every order! Customer service was top notch as well! The cashier who treats you like family always lets new customers try their filling on a spoon before buying. Highly recommend this spot after a days drive.

After a beautiful day in Watkins Glen State Park, I wanted to walk over and grab some cannoli from…read moreScuteri's Cannoli Connection. Google Maps said it was roughly a 15-minute, 0.6-mile walk from the glen. I had no idea the business was going to be operating out of a residential home. It's not a big deal. It was just unexpected. A few things didn't sit well with me. #1. The service was not very warm, welcoming, or friendly. Customer service could be improved overall. #2. I ordered a dozen small cannoli for $16.50. According to my receipt, I was charged 11 for $16.50, and I only received 11. So, they shorted me one cannoli. #3. The filling was supposed to be Ricotta Chocolate Chip, but the filling had little to no chocolate chips. It would be great if they could add more mini chocolate chips to the filling. #4. The cannoli filling came in a large commercial tub. The commercial tub gave me the impression that they don't make the filling themselves. I do give them props for filling the cannoli to order so that the shells maintain their crispiness. All in all, it was a decent cannoli; just not 100% sure it's homemade.

Got a two 5 layer burritos, 2 tacos and both the burritos were UNCOOKED and they provided us with…read moreno sauces when we asked for them. It was disgusting to say the least.

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I highly recommend EVERYTHING! Good raspberry tea, french fries and chicken!!!!…read more The kids had fish sandwiches and their meals came with ice cream. If I had room left after the huge bowl of cole slaw and mashed potatoes, I would have tried the peanut butter pie. It looked really good and judging from the Reese looking candies on top, it was homemade. If we had stayed in Elmira longer, we'd have eaten here again! No doubt, to quote my husband's familiar baseball slang, "Winner, winner chicken dinner!" But I think that was because, they got to eat food when they won the baseball game. It still works, right?

Quite disappointed with what used to be a very good place. The Cole slaw was not like it used to…read morebe. Someone who apparently was in charge was rather rude to her employee in front of customers something I am not fond of in any way at all. Understand a need for communication at times but never in front of patrons.