It's been 30-60 minutes of the time of post since I have been to the restaurant... FOR THE FIRST…read moreTIME IN MY LIFE!!!, and I was in for a raising surprise! The aesthetics was so amazing. It was clean, sleek, and inviting. The food only took like give or take five minutes, but it was SOOO delicious! Like this place is literally, as my dad said, like البيك (Al-Baik). My only concern is the music and one of the workers being stingy about paying for the toast. I also wish that you guys would make your food حلال. Other than that, GREAT restaurant and I hope to come here soon!

We drove to this location for Raising Cane's on the way to New York. It's in a super nice area of…read moreState College. It was our first time in the area and loved the school life atmosphere . Loved that raising cane had all decors dedicated to State College and the people . I enjoyed all the old photos and descriptions of people who won awards and contributed in the area. However, the chicken fingers were not as good as I had in LA . The breading was soft and a little soggy. Fries was good though! A little disappointed.

Friday before a big game... we stopped in for a drink around lunch. Sat at the bar... sat...sat…read more.. sat ...others showed up, we all sat waiting to be served. They only had one bar tender, making the drinks for those at the tables and those sitting at the bar! Andy did the best he could, but Management did not have his back. There was a waitress trying to fetch bottles and other things for him. Andy did make a a great Margarita! With that being said, we will not be coming back until Management fixes their issues.

Triplet's was very busy, but service still seemed excessively slow even when standing at the bar…read more They had a lounge area outside where we were able to sit and relax with our drinks. No waitress there, but we went to the bar for drinks. The bar was very loud and had a fairly decent selection of beer. Even a delicious sour beer for me. They also have a full bar.

I wish I could give this place more than 5 stars!!!! Every time I go here the staff is so welcoming…read moreand they always go out of their way to start conversations with the customers. The food is delicious especially the sauces, I've been so many times and the quality is always amazing!

Quick fried chicken strips and rice. Friendly college student at the register. Small waiting area…read morebut they had tables to sit. Not bad for a fast dinner. Make sure you get extra sauce.

Visiting for the weekend for an admitted students event and we love Korean food so had to give it a…read moretry! Located right in downtown state college and walking distance to south side of campus, meter parking available too. Small, quaint little place with a super nice owner. Food came out quickly for a Friday evening and everything tasted really well. We tried a bunch of things and my soon to be PSU student loved the galbi and can't wait to come back.

The Koop is an interesting restaurant. We were here during the summer when students were gone so…read morethere wasn't a lot of activity in the place for a weekday lunch. It's a family owned Korean Fried Chicken restaurant with 2 locations in the central PA area. The restaurant in State College is in an older building, on a side street, and it's an interesting internal layout. Parking would be on the street or a nearby parking garage. There was only one person working the counter area and the ordering process was not well thought out. The restaurant is in the basement of the building, the seating area has no natural light and it's decor is dated/lacking. We ordered fried dumplings, boneless fried chicken, rice with sauce and a bulgogi bowl between two of us. The food came out fairly quick and was honestly delicious. The boneless chicken was premade but then reheated as is typical in most asian restaurants. You have to order sauce on the side, at an additional cost, and it was a fairly small serving. These dishes have some heat, which we enjoyed, but be careful. We really liked each dish and the portions were large. As other's noted, this place was expensive. Our bill was over $50 for two of us. That's more than it's worth. If you're looking for asian inspired cuisine nearby try Bistrozine!

Wings Over Happy Valley hits the mark. Good chicken, flavorful sauces, and that fresh bread always…read moreseals the deal. Quick service and consistent quality make it a go-to spot when you're craving wings done right.

I had my first (and probably last) experience at Wings Over State College today. I placed my order…read moreat 5 PM, and when I showed up at 8 PM to pick it up, I was told it would still be another 45 minutes before my food was ready. By that point, the line was out the door, and I noticed several people in the kitchen standing around not doing much, which made the delay even more frustrating. The woman at the register ultimately convinced me to just request a refund, which I agreed to since I wasn't willing to wait any longer. But instead of providing any official receipt or confirmation, she simply wrote my name on a piece of paper and told me I "should" see the refund by the end of the week. That left me feeling uneasy--no proof, no assurance, just "trust us." I moved into my apartment this semester and was excited to use the coupon they gave out to try Wings Over for the first time. I had high hopes, but instead I left extremely disappointed in the customer service and overall management of the situation. Unfortunately, this first impression was so poor that it's likely the last time I'll order from here.

This place sucks. Chicken was so dry and not crispy. Wait time was horrible. Inside looks like…read more2008. I'd rather eat a bowl of sand from a jersey beach

Great atmosphere and really nice workers they are attentive and personal on top of that some of the…read morebest middle eastern and chicken place in downtown