NOW it is called Twisted Sister's! And I LOVE the place. The sister's it is owned by are friendly &…read moreprovide great service. May I add their wings are THE BEST! Haven't had a good chicken wing experience like this in ages. Great prices! THANK YOU!

Such a great local dinner spot! The waitress was very friendly and the food came out relatively…read morefast! The aunt Donna pizza was so delicious as was the casa di yoli salad! There's a decent amount of vegetarian options here.

I made my first-ever visit to Yoli's on 885 this past fall. Growing up in the area, I have had…read moreYoli's several times at different events or by take-out, but this was my first time dining in at the restaurant. Yoli's Cucina and Crafthouse is located at the intersection of State Route 885 and Payne Hill Road. The building has been other restaurants in the past, but Yoli's has occupied the space for nearly a decade. It is very easy to locate from the road. There is a private parking lot as well. This is not a heavy business/commercial area, so it's very easy to park and navigate into the restaurant. My visit was on a Friday night this past August. We chose to come after seeing a Facebook post about "Friday Night Lights," which was extended hours on select Friday nights when the TJ High School Football Team was playing at home. My family and I attended the game, and usually will try to find a pizza place to go to afterwards. Since we saw the post for this, we decided to give it a try. We left the football game a little early, and arrived to the restaurant around 9:15 PM. Since the game was barely over, we were one of the first few groups in. The longer we were there, the more people filtered in from the game. It was not completely full though, so no problem getting a seat at a table or the bar. There are plenty of seating options. The dining room has many four-top tables, some booths, and bar-height four-tops surrounding the bar. Of course, there are bar seats. In the back, there are also several longer tables. I assume this room can be rented out and/or reserved, but on this night they had it open for dine-in. As advertised on Facebook, there was a special menu for this after-hours time. It was a limited menu with $10 Pizzas, $10 Yoli Rolis, and $3 White Claws and Domestic Bottles, plus other items. We were not given regular menus, but instead papers that had the limited menu printed. It listed all of the different items, however, it had no descriptions. This was an issue for us, since we were not regulars of the restaurant. Our server acted really strange about this honestly, and would not give us a regular menu to look at when we requested it for the descriptions specifically. So instead, we had to literally ask her what was in every single sandwich, what all of the toppings available for the pizzas were, and any other specifics about any items. I understand in theory why they made the menu like this, but it should have included item descriptions. It makes sense that they do not want customers trying to order off of the regular menu, since they are not serving everything. But, eliminating descriptions is an issue. This was the first "Friday Night Lights" of the season, so it is possible that this improved for other ones moving forward. Following that confusion about the menu, we placed our orders. Our food was ready in about 25 minutes. My mom and I split an 8-Cut Mushroom Pizza. My fiancé ordered The Baller, which was a half-size meatball hoagie with marinara sauce and melted provonello cheese. My dad ordered The Drunk Fish, which was a half-size Yuengling battered haddock with melted provonello cheese, house greens, and house tartar. Both sandwiches came with fries. We each enjoyed our food. The pizza was more than enough for the two of us, and we even had some leftover to enjoy the next day. It is not super thick, but it is not a New York slice, either. A good in-between. Both of the sandwiches were okay, but the portions with the fries were generous. I personally liked the fries. Overall, we had no real complaints about the meal. Everything came out in a timely manner and prepared well. The value of our meal on this night was great. Some of us got some drinks, but for the food it was only $30 before tax. Hard to beat that, especially considering it was four adults. I appreciate them having these specials! The staff here was average, all considering. As detailed, not being able to see the descriptions for the menu items was really bizarre, and unhelpful from a customer service perspective. Otherwise, we had no issues with the service or our waitress. I am glad I got the chance to dine in at Yoli's! As stated, I have had their pizza many times, but never dined in. We had a positive experience overall, but as detailed there are some areas for improvement, specifically relating to the limited menu/after hours events. I hope they continue to have success with these, and improve on them for the future. In an area with very few locally-owned restaurants, it is nice that Yoli's is around and continues to be successful. I hope to come back to try more of their menu on a typical business day, especially the Yoli's Rolis. I believe the "Friday Night Lights" is an incredible idea, and promotes a better community. If you find yourself in the Century III/South Hills area, definitely give this restaurant a try!

3.5 stars This is ur average takeout Chinese spot and it's…read morepretty darn good, i got the sweet and sour pork which I've never had anywhere before and it was really tasty, after all my years of eating Chinese i never had it, the sweet and sour chicken my wife had wasn't bad both good portions, i got the seafood platter which was good but very over priced for the little amount of food in it, i also got the wonton soup which was with my combinations which it wasn't bad not my fav but not bad, i also got the general tso chicken which it is good there was very little chicken in there for a dinner maybe 6 pieces, seemed even small for a lunch portion, other than that i have no complaints its ur average take out spot, not bad for McKeesport very friendly staff tho

Good portions. Love that they still deliver. Pork egg rolls and steamed dumplings are the best!read more

Beware of the one I call porcupine face. She is a black woman with multiple piercings in her face…read morewho bends to the whim of Shelly Gould a corrupt and abusive police officer to get her way. She is currently the manager there or so she says. She is a truly vile woman and a disgrace to her race since clearly blm meant nothing to her. We have never had a problem with any employee except her and been there multiple times just this year alone and never any issues until I went last night and was told to leave after I'd walked in the cold to get there because even though I was sick with rsv I was craving taquitos. My friend walked with me and even tried to defend me but she said he was wrong. Otherwise good food and great service except for her. Beware. This used to be my safe space and one of the few places in mckeesport I felt comfortable until now

1-8-22, nice Employee's but rather dirty here. The outside parking lot look's like a landfill with…read moregarbage everywhere and the inside floors could also use a deep cleaning or two.

The bar is nice, but the bartender is a rude piece of crap. Leroy was the rudest bartender I have…read moreever met. Completely rude & talking about things that were a complete turn off. He needs to act like an adult. He's a rude old man that thinks he's something special. He can't even make a mixed drink. He told me "this is a shot and beer place", refused to make me a sex on the beach. Said he doesn't know what's in it. Are you serious? I have never been so disrespected by a bartender in my life. I'm not sure who he thinks he is working at a bar in Glassport at 60 years old, but he needs to take a serious look at his sad excuse for a life. Rude pos. I won't ever go to this bar again after the way that this piece of trash treated me.