Finally something good ! Butter chicken , hummus, and naan…read more, One other chicken dish can't remember the name all of it very good !

Service was wonderful. All staff was very nice and attentive…read more Samosas and palak chicken were good. However, the chicken biryani was probably the mildest I've ever had. And mango Lassi was watery. Will try again and see!

One of the few HALAL places in Williamsport, Jezebel or Babylon can have her pork and abominations…read morethat people normally eat, this place has the best Lamb Gyros and also best place to eat in Williamsport. I recommend eating everything on the menu and if you're tight on money buy their 100 piece chicken to get through the month.

Crown Fried Chicken didn't fail me -- it successfully executed mediocrity at a professional level…read more Everything was crispy. Loudly crispy. OSHA-approved crunch. The texture showed up ready to work. The flavor, however, called out sick and never returned. Every bite sounded incredible and then immediately tasted like air that had been briefly introduced to salt. This place used to be legendary. Life-altering. The kind of chicken that ruined other chicken for you. Now it's fried chicken that crunches confidently while delivering absolutely no message. It's like listening to fireworks with noise-canceling headphones on. And the onion rings -- golden, crunchy, structurally flawless circles of nothing. Perfectly fried, expertly engineered, and seasoned with the restraint of a monastery. I kept waiting for flavor to kick in. It never did. It just stared back at me. Nothing was wrong. Nothing was exciting. I wasn't mad -- I was confused. How can something be this crispy and still say so little? This wasn't bad food. Bad food has opinions. This was food that refused to take a stance. Crown Fried Chicken didn't disappoint me. It crunched loudly, said nothing, and left me alone with my thoughts.

First time stopping by this restaurant (located on the back street of where google map directs)…read more The food was delicious! Sophia is in her 70s and is the owner, chef, waitress all-in-one. After making my takeout order she talked with me for 20 minutes about her family, business (has operated this restaurant for 53 years!), and travels. On top of that, she made everything with one hand while wearing a cast from surgery from last week. Such a neat character, restaurant, and amazing food.

First of all, I wanted to say that the main owner of this place is the kindest woman I've ever met…read moreher whole ethos is bringing people together to have conversations and I think just to have that mentality and compassion for people and that desire to bring people together around food is something that I inspired to Inculcate in myself. She honestly sat down and right away told me about her story told me about her family allowed me to join the conversation as well and it just felt like I was at home just for her. I would come back multiple times as far as the ambience goes. The door is always creating an inviting environment. it's one of the places where you just go and you feel like you're transported to another country where you can just relax. The food also felt very healthy. It wasn't heavy at all. It was a little bit on the pricey red but still, it just felt so homey so organic and overall the ambience made the whole experience.

Took my daughter for lunch. I had the octopus salad. The lettuce was scarce and not very fresh. The…read moreoctopus was rubbery and tasteless. I was disappointed. The service was friendly.

Outstanding food and service. Say hi to Ted in the kitchen. He and the staff make you feel right…read moreat home!

AVOID THIS PLACE!! Took a friend to dinner for his birthday…read more Saw the decent reviews and had expected a good meal. Unfortunately the reviews are misleading. The food was universally terrible. The broiled haddock was tasteless and over cooked. The chicken parm had an off flavor, was tough and was grilled with no breading. I asked for the manager who came over from the bar where he had been drinking. He explained that they grill the chicken parm. Huh? Even though it says "breaded" on the menu. I told him it wasn't good. He told me I was wrong. LOL Oh OK. I can see why it was mostly empty tables in this place. I'm sure these positive reviews are staff and friends. Do yourself a favor and skip this place

The food was amazing! The service was not the fastest, but was very kind. The building was nice and…read moreit was not crowded (at 1 pm). It is hard to find when driving by, but I recommend going there!

Wow. Never tried Indian food before this and I was not only impressed, I was blown away how good…read morethe food was. I got the chicken biryani and demolished it. I was in town for a week for work this was probably my favorite spot out of all the others downtown.

The chicken curry was substandard absolutely no taste, like eating watered down soup not even…read moreaverage Indian curry very small portions too. The waiter hardly spoke English and added on additional naan to our bill that we never ordered. When I mentioned it he acted like he couldn't understand the English language. We went back and forth as he kept pretending not to understand English language so I ended up not exerting anymore energy on the additional $4 he added onto the bill.

First time my wife and I ate here last Wednesday. The food was really good. I had a chicken club…read moreand my wife had a bbq chicken sandwich. I had potato salad also. It was really really good. I am picky about my potato salad. I could just eat the potato salad lol. The service was great. The staff were really friendly and the place was clean. We would definitely be back again. Ohhhh the strawberry lemonade with the cold foam was amazing.

One Star: Mother's Day Mistake…read more We should've taken the hint when every other sit-down restaurant had a waitlist on Mother's Day -- and McAlister's Deli looked like a ghost town. Turns out, we didn't stumble on a hidden gem; we wandered into the culinary equivalent of a trap. The "loaded nachos" were only loaded in the sense that someone accidentally dropped a can of dog food on some stale chips and called it a day. The chili-flavored meat product (and I use that term generously) was clearly reheated -- probably several times -- and tasted like regret. The sandwiches? Let's just say they looked nothing like the pictures, unless the pictures were taken in a parallel universe where ingredients are fresh and sandwiches have dignity. Ours were flat, sad, and suspiciously cold -- kind of like the service. For the price, I expected at least one item to resemble real food. Instead, we paid sit-down prices for drive-thru disappointment. First time here... and definitely the last.

This used to be the go to place when I started dating my husband 25 years ago Now i wouldn't even…read moregive my dog the leftovers of what I couldn't eat. The place is trapped in the 1980's and the smell bad. Service was mediocre. If your old and want cheap food go there, the pasta sauce taste like cans of tomato sauce, the bread was good not great. Everything tasted frozen.

I've always been a sucker for old school supper club-type joints, especially if they lean Italian,…read moreare family-owned, and serve your Martini in a properly-sized 3 ounce glass. The Villa in Williamsport, PA checked all those boxes, right down to the iceberg lettuce salad. Good food, good service, good prices, great experience! #williamsport #williamsportpa #oldschool #supperclub #italianfood