just left Potters and was totally disappointed. Food was cold. waitress was slow. I would NOT recommend the tacos. left them there but had to pay for them anyway. just a bad experience tonight. Should have gone with the always perfect antipasto salad. read more

I have loved Potters for nearly 30 yess. . Nothing but great things to say about them. I know this sounds simple but I love the cheeseburger and french fries. read more

The girl that took my order and gave me my food was very friendly. I called and placed an order for myself for an order of cheese sticks and a steak hoagie with just onions, peppers, and mayo, and the order was ready when I arrived. I viewed the menu online before ordering. I understand that prices have gone up over the past year, but the online menu is extremely outdated in relation to price. When I got to the bar to pay in person, my total was over 30% higher than what I was expecting based on online prices. Cheese sticks were subpar- typical frozen ones. Steak hoagie was ok, but was smaller than I expected and didn't come with anything. I can get a hoagie double the size at my hometown hoagie joint. I probably won't be back, considering there are many better restaurants in the Fayette county area. read more

Food is decent!!! Staff sucks listening to them complain about other customers and trying to pawn them off to other waitresses because they didn't like them or they were needy. Dine at your own risk read more

Potter's is one of those local places that you just crave every once in a while. Their antipasto salads are unique and delicious. I am also a sucker for the dog delite - 2 hot dogs on a bun with bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo. Sounds absurd, I know, but it's a special treat! Their menu has some other interesting combinations that you'll have to try. They used to be cash only, but now you can use a card. If you're looking for classy, this isn't it. It is an affordable option for the whole family. read more

Antipasta salad excellent and they have great wings but my go to order is the double wammydoodle with cheese an zuccinni planks .... I think l need that NOW !!! read more

I can see no one has reviewed Potter's in a while, so I felt the need to post. First note - yes they take credit cards now - I was told by my friend they are under new ownership. A younger guy was bagging our take out order and may have been the owner. The hot hoagie was the same as I remembered. The salad as well - which is good because I love that house dressing, but have to give away the beets and tomatoes (not my thing) so I wish they offered a lower dollar option so I'm not paying $6 for lettuce, onions, and dressing. I'm impressed they have a chicken and spinach sandwich now, and their onion rings had a type of beer batter on them and they were really good. Happy I did an order and will definitely hit them up again the next time I'm in town. read more

Came here since my husbands family doesn't live to far from here and this is where his family used to come for get togethers. It's fantastic! The food was absolutely AWESOME! The service was wonderful. Our server Shaunna was so sweet and attentive. If you decide to go I would ask her personally. Also the burgers do not disappoint and they hold true to what is described! read more

Great food & great service, only wish Potter's had better food serving hours. Serves excellent burgers, sandwiches, & salads & at one time could eat lunch there, sadly not now. read more

They now take cards as well as cash so they have come along way. The food was good and very friendly staff will be returning. read more

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Potter's is easily my favorite restaurant in Uniontown. I generally like to use Potter's as a meeting place to catch up with friends on a regular basis because it is very laid back. I also like Potter's because it is a place my dad and I used to go to a lot when I was younger so it holds a special place in my heart! Pros: Potters has the best antipasto salads in the area. Also, the prices aren't bad although I will say the prices have gone up over the years and portions have gotten smaller. My favorite thing off the menu here is the Fried Chicken Salad --- it comes with lettuce, tomatoes, beets, onions, fried chicken strips, fries, and potter's own house dressing! Cons: The service is definitely below average here. Once you get your meal and your check has been laid on your table, you can pretty much forget getting a refill on your drink, etc. Also. . .parking can get a little tight on the weekends but Potter's opened up an extra lot in front of the restaurant a few years back which has helped with that problem. Highly recommend Potter's. It is a family friendly atmosphere and you can't go wrong! read more

First, I am going to let it be known that I gave Potter's a 4 for nostalgic reasons. Potter's holds truly magical memories for my sisters and I. This was our big horrah every time we visited my grandparents in Uniontown, PA. After a long trip in the family station wagon with four kids and two adults, our ride would end with a stop at Potter's. We were raised in a different time when eating out was a treat. My sisters and I would share an antipasta salad, large order of fries and each get the rectangle burger accompanied by a soda. Potter's food is good, inexpensive and typical American style. One side is a bar and the other is a restaurant. You can't beat the prices. Hands down better than McDonald's and their competitors. They offer kids meals for $3 to $4. A potter burger will run you about $3 w/cheese and it is served on a wonderful rectangle roll, not your traditional bun. They serve coke, which I greatly appreciate over the RC Cola that was served in most place in Uniontown when I was a kid. If you're in town stop in. Beats any of the fast food burger joints. read more

Potter's. Potter's. Potter's. When I was a kid my family and I used to order take out from Potter's. It wasn't just for meals, but for sides, such as fries and salads. We'd cook our main and order in the sides. I remember running to Potter's through neighbors yards and driveways to get there, sometimes in the rain, or at dusk. Those memories are burned into my brain and I could be happier about it. As the years went on Potter's portions got smaller, but their menu pretty much stayed the same. It was a meeting place after a sports game, or a drinking night when I was 21 or 22. It was simply Potter's. Moving away from the area I had the chance to revisit Potter's and see what was going on. I was very happy that the bar side has not been touched or redone in all of the years I have known the place. The restaurant side was their attempt at expansion but the atmosphere between the two sides is as stark as night and day. The bar is gritty and dimly lit with red with a TV in a corner and booths on one side. The kitchen is open to the bar, it's just an awesome place to be and hang out. It has more character than a lot of other places. I do not prefer the restaurant side at all. Their food is typical bar food. Salads are good, burgers are good, fries are a staple. Some of their food is frozen which sort of makes Potter's lose some legitimacy. I'm glad they have kept up their gritty appearance with their bar side, but I'd like to see them step up their game with a legit cook who can improve on their already decent food. It would put Potter's on the map for the area and their business would explode (even more so than now). Potter's will always be around but they can become a legend if they tried. read more

When your in the mood for a wammy doodle and onion rings with tartar sauce this is where you go. Sit in a booth with a friend sip a beer and maybe your server will be back to take care of you. It's a hometown favorite. You come here for a few beers and a burger. The onions rings have never let me down. read more

Loved it growing up, it's just not the same now. Cash only, unless you want to use and pay $3 in the on premise ATM. Portions seem smaller than they used to be. Website is in major need of improvement. read more

Been going here for over 40 yrs. has slipped a little in last 10 yrs. but stop every time Iam back in town. The Greek with fries an split a salad. Worth the stop. read more

I like Potter's mainly for the nostalgia. Have been going here for over 25 years and usually pop in when I return to Uniontown. Typical hometown bar food. I can say the at 90% of the time I get the Poorboy which is ham and cheese sandwich grilled and dressed with lettuce, tomato, mayo. I've had a burger and the greek, but typically stick to the usual. Inexpensive and a quick sandwich. read more

Had a nice antipasto and quesadilla here. I think with a beer the total was under $12. (it was 1/2 priced quesadilla night if I recall correctly). So, you can't beat the price. I travel a lot for work, so I like to go to local joints like this. There was definitely some local color here...drunk guy who wanted to buy a six pack with only $3 who was summarily dismissed by the bartender to reappear shouting "I got enough for a 40, gimme a 40." Love places like this and with good food it's even better. read more

Grew up in Uniontown. Back for my 40th high school reunion. 1st thing I'm doing is having a juicy, heart-attack inducing Potter Cheeseburg. This place is the best! read more

If you like crappy ingredients on a hotdog bun, this is your place. Very disappointing after reading positive reviews on Internet.

Our family went to potters for wings tonight, we were the only table in the Dining room and it took an hour and a half to get our food. Service was horrible or basically non existent. Waitress didn't even ask me if I wanted a drink! So I had to go Into the bar and get my own. Had to get my own napkins after I finally got my wing too. Wings were good when I finally got them. But the service is the worst I've seen read more

dont eat the salad it will kill you. my wife ate their salad and got food poisoning, leading to an extended stay in icu do not eat here if you value your life read more

Called in an order and confirmed it. Told it would be ready in 30 minutes. We arrive, and they have no recollection of the order even when shown where we called. No offer of compensation or offer to find the order and they weren't even that busy. read more

An old hometown favorite with a non-smoking bar. Love their antipasto salad and chicken wings. It can get a little crowded so I try to avoid peak times. read more

I stopped at Potter's with a group of friends after a trip to Laurel Caverns. It was my first time eating there and it was pretty good. I ordered a whammy doodle or something like that which is a double cheeseburger on a hoagie bun with a side of fries. My friends and I thought the food was pretty good and that the restaurant had a nice atmosphere to it. We would recommend it and I think I would stop there again if I was in the area. read more

Ordered lunch at work today. Big mistake. Chicken strips were over cooked, nearly burned, dried out, and hard as a rock. Fries were cold and gross and stale like they had been sitting out all day. Terrible. read more

There seemed to be three sections to this place we picked a table in the middle section. Very nice atmosphere had a few TVs with different selection. Wasn't overly crowded but we came in after lunch. My son ordered off the kids menu, a hot dog and fries with drink. He said the hot was good, looked like the bun had been grilled. My fiancé ordered the special, which was a cheeseburger and fries. He said it was not the best he has had, that if not for the onions it wouldn't have had much flavor. It appeared to be on a hoagie bun that was cut in sections and the burger was cut for two smaller portions. He said that the fries were better than the burger. I ordered the turkey club which came with lettuce, tomato, cheese, mayo and bacon. Again they used a hoagie bun which was not what I am used to. When I think of a club sandwich it is on two pieces of bread that is toasted. However, the turkey was fresh as was the lettuce and tomato and the bacon was nice and crispy. I enjoyed my sandwich because it was also not drenched in mayo just enough to give the sandwich a little extra flavor. I also ordered a side of "Divots" which were homemade potato chips. These were pretty good not oily had a nice amount of seasoning and the portion was good. All in all it had a nice small town feeling. I myself had a good solid lunch and would go back if I was in the area. I am giving this place 3 stars because not all of us can say the left full and satisfied. One thing I might add is that they do not accept credit cards so be prepared with cash or have an ATM card handy. I did not look close enough on the Yelp page that was my bad, I do not always look at the page and just go straight to the reviews. read more

I live in Pittsburgh and always went out of my way to go to Potter's! They have a secret salad dressing that is amazing and they will not give out the recipe! Everything is great and made from scratch! Highly Reccomended read more

This is one sad excuse for a restaurant. Pros: none. Cons: their sandwiches are small enough to leave an ant hungry. You can squeeze a pint of grease from their burgers. Their standards of the preparation of pizza are injustice and downright embarrassing. It's stale ingredients. The dough isn't even prepared accordingly. They keep the pizza dough, already baked, in a hefty garage bag and just slap on ingredients. read more