I absolutely love this spot in Homer City! Their seasonal drinks are very creative and delicious,…read moreand every drink is less than $10 which is amazing for a graduate student! There's tons of drink options so there is definitely something for everyone and the staff there are very friendly. I love that this place also has another big room apart from the bar with lots of game options like darts, pool, cornhole, etc. I've been to Disobedient Spirits a few times now and it's usually empty every time so you pretty much get the whole place to yourself. I definitely recommend checking this spot out if you are in the area!

The day shift employee-manager is the worst, worst, worst representation of a great product that I…read morehave ever experienced. She replied with bad attitude, short answers to questions, and no friendliness whatsoever. She kept playing on her cell phone rather than helping us (owner check the cameras). I had to advise her, "You seem to not give a sh#t if you do or don't sell anything (liquor) here." I come here from out of state and this was the second time I've had this experience with her. The first time was in July-2020 with my son. He and I both left without spending one dime and my son swore he'd never return. I, however, tried again with my wife the afternoon of Friday November 13, 2020, and we both had the same experience with the manager. This time, I spent $300+ (receipt attached) but swore I'd forewarn all other YELPers considering a visit. I concluded this employee-manager MUST have a 'connection' to the owner, as NO right-minded business person would keep her around otherwise.

Stand out food, beautiful restaurant, and stellar service from start to finish. What a great…read moreexperience I had during lunch today on this drizzly day. All the food was delicious so I encourage you to order whatever looks good, because everything is fresh and top quality. Heather and Danielle are so sweet, I can see this spot being consistently busy and booked. Side note, the coffee was so good. I love a light roast and it really hit the spot. If we lived closer I would be here weekly!

This place is a real gem! We stopped for an early dinner. Our server was very kind and helpful…read more She helped us choose our entrees and provided us with everything we needed. Our meals were both outstanding! I had the Pistachio-Crusted Salmon, which was to die for, and my husband had the Seafood Carbonara. Both were delicious!! We would love to visit here again when we're in town, and may find a reason to be there again soon!

We've been here 4+ times now. Unspeakable has such an incredible vibe--cozy, intimate, and dimly…read morelit in a way that feels perfect for a date night or catching up with a close friend. The atmosphere alone is worth a visit. The drinks are definitely crafted with care and have a lot of complexity, but with only two bartenders working, it took quite a while to get ours. Not the place to go if you want quick service or are grabbing a drink before another event. My biggest downside is the price point--most cocktails are around $17. They're good, but at that price I can really only justify having one. Note: They do not have food, just snacks like peanuts. Overall, amazing ambiance and well-made drinks, just expect slower service and a higher bill.

This is my new favorite cocktail bar in Pittsburgh. Every single drink I've had here has been…read morefantastic. I've been twice so far, I've tried six different drinks. Very impressed by their craftsmanship and experimental flavors. There's not many places in this area that even attempt to do that. I love the speakeasy vibe. Super cool entrance and fun comfortable lounge upstairs. It's a fantastic place to go as an intimate group. But it's kind of small to take a group of more than 4 friends. Cocktails were made surprisingly quick even on a busy night. Everything is just really great about this place. Except for maybe the price lol but at least you're getting what you pay for in a good way

Anytime you look for good, local restaurants, the ones found inside hotels aren't necessarily the…read morefirst to come to mind. This one is a nice go-to and we were impressed with our first experience. It has a modern, up-to-date feel and a lot of space between tables. Our waitress was attentive, though couldn't personally recommend a cocktail because they can't drink there(?) I think it's good to have the wait staff sample the drinks and entrees. That way they can describe a flavor or recommend something based on the someone's individual tastes. The food was great. I got the fish and chips and my girlfriend got a burger. The fish filet was large and fried really well. The drinks were good, especially the margarita. We'll go back in the future.

The hotel restaurant at the Radisson in Wayne, Indiana was surprisingly satisfying. Visiting for a…read morefriend's wedding, our group made several stops to the bar between ceremony, reception, and the next day's catered brunch. Our bartender was great, able to handle large groups and incredibly patient for the long hours he seemingly worked. [He served us during intermittent visits between three in the afternoon and three in the morning. Hope he gets some overtime]. I first ordered a Negroni, which the bartender mixed with Aperol. This sin probably lies on me, as I did not notice the bar did not carry Campari. I quickly switched to a gin martini which helped me overcome the error in judgment. As a group, we didn't order much in terms of food, but the sweet potato fries were a highlight item. The bartender brought us extra sauces for dipping alongside the 'brown sugar aioli'--not an 'aioli' but delicious trumps nomenclature, I suppose. Our excitement for the late night return was curbed by the kitchen's closure. The bar did a great job keeping the party lubricated with alcohol and handled an influx of guests when a second wedding party sharing the hotel arrived for a whiskey-fueled raucous. The next morning's service--first we experienced with a new staff--was disheveled (not unlike our group) and the bar was unprepared to mix hangover-staying Bloody Marys. The bar does not open at the same time as brunch begins, so we were seated at a table while we waited for the beverages. The drinks were almost certainly made with a pre-packaged Bloody mix and somehow took nearly twenty minutes to prepare. The breakfast cocktail, the staple of a hotel restaurant's bar fare, was a big disappointment. Expectations at a hotel restaurant and bar should always be middling, and our experience at RBG fell within our expectations.

Music is outdated and it feels like the speakers are gonna burst ur eardrums or ur ribs. Drinks are…read moreokay for the 10$ pitchers but nothing special. Always beyond crowded and people are shoving and rude. There's always a 15$ cover fee just to be disappointed. Can't say it's worth it but Indiana doesn't have much, anyway. Go to the Coney

I am a hardcore alcoholic for over 40 years and wish this place would bring back penny mixed drink…read morenight. I puked on myself at the bar and the bartender sprayed me off with club soda and handed me 4 vodka and cranberries to keep going. Like my brother Jack always says, "If you ain't puking, you ain't drinking". I'd like to rename this place Pukendale's and have a mechanical version of my head puke on people whenever they are too drunk and need to be thrown out! 5/5 stars from Big Paul!

Three of us stopped by on a Thursday night around 8:30pm and were able to get a table right away…read more It was pretty chill with only a few other parties there. The inside is dimly lit and has that gorgeous chandelier. There's bar seating, a few tables on the ground floor, and a few tables on a higher level. They have some snacks but we skipped those and went straight for the cocktails. The cocktails overall are excellent and I'll definitely be back!

I rly like the vibe, gets busy at night so should reserve ahead of time. Cool drink combos, nice…read morestaff, ambient date place : ). I love going to little speakeasies like this with my wife, glad there is one here in pittsburgh.

one of the best bars in Indiana. Super fun for a casual and chill night with friends. Huge variety…read moreof drinks and shots. Food is pretty good, staff and management is always super nice and attentive. They have the best bloody marys and their orange and blue raspberry crushes are soo good the french fries are awful- if youre sober or not

Randy hired my best friend, Neil and Matt are also owners. She worked her ass off for a failing…read morebusiness, that she tried to revive. She is is one of the hardest working people I know, and great with people. I say that as a person who worked in Bars and Restaurants for many years. She had to leave when the owners didn't pay her, and I've heard others were not payed. please don't patronize this establishment, and don't be fooled into working there.

We went upstairs to watch the hockey game with a small group of people... And have some drinks…read more One bartender about 40 people watching the game. Drinks were pretty light on the alcohol unfortunately. The owner came up and gave us a couple shots to make up for it. Beer selections, kind of mid. Lots of energy, lots of screens, huge bar. The highlight is the restroom... With no door, and a one-way mirror so that you can keep your eye on the screen and your friends while you use the urinal. LOL

Wifey and I came here during a trip to the Jimmy Stewart museum. Stromboli was fantastic and had a…read morewonderful crunch to the crust. Wings were massive and the smartie sauce on the wings was delicious. Service was fantastic and the drinks were seasonal and well made. Will definitely come back when in the area.

Wow! Walking into The Confidant was like walking into a whole other world. Drinks were amazing, I…read moretried the Tegroni and the Blackberry Tango. The space was cozy, laid back, and comfortable.

Best staff (Noa), best vibes, and some of the best if not the best espresso martinis in the city!…read moreLove that it's unmarked like a speakeasy should be and you have to go down an alleyway to find it - the challenge makes it fun!

First Timer !! LOVE The "feel" the minute you walk into front entry - can see thru to bar and…read morewindow to "lake" . I had read reviews on Google - looked for a top-rated restaurant near McCabe Funeral Home in Ligonier. - SO happy we tried !! Shane was great as our bartender/server (decided to enjoy bar seating vs dining room seating). Tuesday is live entertainment night ! bonus !! Awesome berry martini cocktail w local farm-made blueberry lemonade;). Had the HOT , delicious and hearty sherry mushroom soup as starter ( next time I buy a quart to take home ) I had the Thai shrimp and scallops - VERY tasty and nicely presented! My husband had the caesar salad w added seared tuna ( he had leftovers ). No room for dessert today. I already know what I'm ordering next time I visit ! The one hour 15 minute drive east will be totally worth it !!! Owner ?? Stopped by to see how we enjoyed our visit and expressed her gratitude for us stopping. Lovely time

Second time to the Gray Goose. Noted that there were a number of items on the menu which sounded…read moregood. Especially because our first experience was deliciously good. Tonight, we had Lynn as a server. What a treat. She is knowledgeable, helpful and good to ask for recommendations. Very attentive. For an appetizer, we shared the tuna special. Presentation and taste was delicious. My wife had a buffalo Mac & Cheese appetizer for dinner. I had the salmon dinner. I can recommend this restaurant and our server Lynn.