A Culinary Adventure I'll Never Forget (No Matter How Hard I Try)…read more Oh, where do I even begin with Tarentum Station? Actually, let me start by saying that if you've ever wondered what it's like to pay good money for a truly spectacular display of incompetence, this is your place. We walked in with such hope. Such naive, foolish hope. Twenty minutes later, we were still hoping... for our drinks. Yes, you read that right. Twenty minutes to get a beverage order taken. I can only assume our waitress was training for some kind of Olympic speed-walking event, because she was certainly rushing around the restaurant like her life depended on it. Attending to us? Not so much. She had the frantic energy of someone who'd had six espressos but the attention span of a goldfish. When the French onion soup finally arrived (and by "finally" I mean after we'd aged approximately seven years), I took one spoonful and immediately understood what dishwater must taste like. Not that I make a habit of sampling cleaning products, but now I don't have to. The kitchen at Tarentum Station has thoughtfully recreated the experience for me. I'm not sure what they did to that soup, but "onion" and "French" seemed like purely theoretical concepts in whatever that liquid was. Two hours. Let me repeat that. TWO HOURS for our entrees to arrive. I've had shorter dental procedures. At this point, we were so hungry we probably would have eaten the menus. When the food finally graced our table, it was cold. Ice cold. Room temperature if the room was a meat locker. We sent it back, naturally, because we're optimists. It returned... still cold. Apparently "reheat" means something different in their kitchen. Maybe they just waved it near the stove and hoped for the best? And the taste? Oh, the taste was the grand finale of this disaster symphony. If the temperature had been the only problem, we might have survived. But no, the food itself was aggressively bad. The kind of bad that makes you question whether the chef has ever actually eaten food before, or if they're just working from a vague description someone gave them once. The service was somehow even worse than the food, which is really saying something. Our waitress appeared to be everywhere and nowhere simultaneously, like some kind of unhelpful quantum particle. Do yourself a favor: if you're near Tarentum Station and you're hungry, keep driving. Order pizza. Make a sandwich. Forage for berries in the woods. Literally anything would be a better use of your time and money than eating here. Zero stars. Would give negative stars if possible.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Love the train station! I always get a Caesar salad and fries and the waitress always remembersread more

I've been here a couple times and they are consistently amazing! Their dough is so light and crispy…read moreand the toppings are fresh. It's about a half hour from me but always worth the drive!

We ordered the cacio e pepe pizza and the margarita pizza! They had pepperoni rolls tonight w the…read moregarlic oil. That cacio e pepe pizza was LIFE CHANGING! So delicious. The pizza dough tasted perfectly buttery. My only critique is I wish they had garlic sauce and not oil. It's order out only so take that into consideration!

Truly the best pizza I have ever had. Such a great experience, everyone was very nice. Definitely…read morerecommend!!

I have eaten here prior but only slices. On my birthday I decided to order a whole pizza, some…read morewings and a salad. It was actually really disappointing. The wings were cold as well as the pizza. I actually watched them remove the pizza from the oven, place it in a box and cut it . They then taped the box closed which i thought was strange but , ok.I drove home to Freeport, about 3.5 miles. By the time we arrived home, the food was cold . What this tells me is that the pizza was already made , baked earlier and reheated. I believe that this was the reason that they taped the box closed, so I wouldn't look at it until I got home.I was expecting a freshly made pizza. Same deal with the wings. Anyone who gives this place more than 2 stars doesn't know good pizza. This place is definitely not the standard. You could tell by the way it looked that it was reheated. I will not go there again.

Good food! Huge wings for a good price! Servers are very nice! Has a separate bar in a different…read moreroom so the noise isn't too loud in the restaurant area. Overall definitely a place to try out!

Lots of delicious menu items with succulent salty large wings. Laid back bar with cold beer.read more

Friendly people and good vibes. The location is small but big enough to have a great time. Enjoyed…read morethe pizza too.

The best pizza around. Grew up on it and have loved it all my life. Introduced it to my grand…read morekids, they love it too. There's only one pizza i love, and this is it.

My kids are picky eaters but they love the burgers and fish sandwiches here! I'm always excited to…read moresee what fresh baked pies they have to offer. And the staff here is one of a kind, no wonder this place has been around so long.

One of my favorite places for the past 45 years. Great home cooked meals! My daughters grew up…read moregoing there for breakfast before school every other Thursday!!!

I grew up on capri and j and s pizza in the heights. Capri is one of the coziest family owned spots…read moredoing it how they always have. Just right! I love any gnocchi dish and I'm always getting an extra cheese pizza. One of my fave menu items though is the spaghetti pizza and I'm so overdue for one!

So,when I go here the food is good but I would have to say that I've never had a good experience…read morewith the service here (over a dozen times). Why did we keep going? Because we wanted to support a small business in the community that we live in. My personal hope was that it would improve somewhere along the way .My family and I have had horrendous service especially the past three times so unfortunately we will not be going back. Maybe only to order takeout. I will tell you about the past two times. My husband and I walked in on a busy Saturday evening with no reservations (silly I know). Everybody that worked in the whole restaurant walked past multiple times without saying a word. I guess everyone else thought that someone else said greeted us or asked how many. No exaggeration, we stood there for 20 minutes before a bus boy even ask how many. He said he just had to clean a table. He sat us down eventually and I could see/hear a server yelling at the young teen demanding to know why he sat her. He came over to get our drink order and I asked if she was mad that he sat us. He kind of mumbled something and I said,"Well,, if she doesn't want our business then we can just leave." My husband left it up to me and we got up and walked out because at this point I already had a bad taste in my mouth .Having been a server for over 10 years myself I was very offended by this treatment. We are very easy to take care of and are good tippers so she missed out on probably $20 right there. Your staff could say Buddy "I'll be with you in a minute." That would even be better than outright ignoring your customers standing there waiting to give you their business... The very last time we went, I made reservations for my family of four at 6:45 on a Friday.We arrived at about 6:40. Again, every worker in the whole restaurant walked past without acknowledging us. After about 10 minutes a bus boy asked how many. I said four and that we had reservations for 6:45. He didn't say anything and walked away. I could see at least two empty and clean tables on both side sides of the restaurant. At 7:05 I asked the same bus boy what was going on. He said they were just waiting to clean a table, and as I previously stated there were already clean tables. A party came in behind us and another bus boy asked right away if that was the rest of our party. I pretty much said no and that our whole party was here waiting already and that it was just the four of us and we had a reservation for 6:45.He said something about this is why I should've asked you myself. He told us(at 7:10) to follow him and took us to one of the empty booths that had been open the whole time we were standing there. He apologized profusely and then got our drinks. The server that we had wasn't very friendly but took our order right away. The bus boy brought our soups and salad, got us refills, took our dirty plates,and got us boxes. I feel as though he should've gotten the tip seeing as how the server only took our order and dropped the check off. Your bus boys are wonderful and keep your restaurant running smoothly.

Love this little gem in lower Burrell . My aunt swears by this place so she took me and the kids to…read moretry it - so happy she did ! As soon as we walked through the door, the owner was cooking in the kitchen and made a point to come out and chat. TRUE ITALIANS here !! I started with a glass of Merlot which was served in an actual glass- just like in the old country . I don't know what there house wine is but it was smooth and absolutely perfect with my meal. We enjoyed the eggplant parm, chicken Romano and the kids pizza. The sauce is absolutely delicious and if you're a true foodie or Italian, you can tell it's not the "out of the can sauce". The dining room was casual with a beautiful vintage hint of Italy in every detail surrounding you. I'm so happy i tried this place and I promise you we will be back soon. Don't wait , make the trip to try this restaurant .

All of the food is delicious! My favorite local restaurant!…read moreI love the Seafood Pescatore. Lobster Ravioli us also outstanding

Upon sitting they served chips and salsa. I got the street tacos ($16) and ceviche ($13). Salsa…read moretasted quite watered and didn't have much flavor. Food then came out in about 15mins. I got the street tacos with half steak and chicken. The chicken was quite dry and had a bit of seasoning. The steak slightly better, however also dry and lacked flavor. The salsa verde was very warm and didn't have much flavor. Staff were nice. Overall food was quite mediocre Food(50%): 5.3 Staff/service(25%): 6.0 Value(25%): 6.0 Overall: 5.6/10

A local, authentic spot that hits just right whether it's for there or to go. I love everything…read moreabout this place and seem to end up there once or twice a month. Appreciate the portion sizes and the food that comes out fresh everytime!

I was a Pizza Hut franchisee and eat pizza all over this country and several places around the…read moreworld, that said I stopped last Monday at Anthony's in Monroeville with my wife. We had a 16 inch with pepperoni and sweet peppers. The pizza was the best I've ever tasted! Perfectly done as they advertise and the sauce is outstanding. I will go back again as often as I'm in the area 5 stars plus The staff were very nice and wearing masks and gloves Great place

It's in the Welmart BP gas station the pizzas right by the counter. If your traveling and don't…read morewant hotdog or subs that they sell the pizzas pretty good. They have a small kitchen in the back and make the pizzas fresh for a few bucks there pretty good. They have a pavilion with a few picnic tables outside you can eat your pizza I've been here many times now and the pizza is "5 Stars"