Located on the golf course, I would choose here over Brady's ANY day. Most days I would choose here…read moreover Out Of The Fire (OOTF). Why? They have booze, yo. Here's the real deal: OOTF is casual fine dining, this place isn't - but if you are considering OOTF, you should consider this place too. It's a no frills, fake flowers on your table, type of joint. They turn out pretty good food, you don't need a reservation, and you aren't getting charged a cork fee because they haz all liquor. If you want something with the pretense of fine dining, or if you have trouble admitting that a well executed sammich is always better than "fine dining" executed with mere mediocrity, just go to OOTF and don't be mad at me for leading you here. I really like their potato chips. I really like their salad bar (which is awesome for a quick, light lunch). I like their sandwiches - and am partial to their version on a club and one called the birdie. I've never ordered an entree, but have attended a special event there that had a buffet -- they had solid offerings (I don't think those appear on the menu, so no point in talking about them too much -- but everything was cooked properly and nothing was over cooked, which hard for a buffet set up to pull off). The only thing I don't like is the cheesey broccoli soup - which is an unnatural color of orange that I remember from my mother's "homemade" mac and cheese, which contained so much Velvetta. Anyway, check this place out.

I was going to give 3 stars, but then I saw they had Duquesne beer...on tap! Wow, I haven't seen…read morebeer like that since, well, since my childhood when I watched my uncles drinking it. Do yourself a favor, and just get a tall cold Duquesne and one of their hamburgers. The burgs are hand packed, the old school way and served with pub chips. It will take you back in time! Oh, and the prices aren't bad either. Just look for the little Duke sitting on top of the beer tap!

HillBilly's is a place that we have passed on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I have always wanted to…read morestop. A friend and I golfed in Somerset and in returning back to the Pittsburgh area were looking for something to eat. I suggested HillBilly's as I stated previously, has been something I wanted to try. It has a fun vibe with ceramic characters and animals throughout. The entrance included a gift shop with fun Hillbilly merch, the bottom floor that was more of a standard dining area, the second floor includes a bar and a decent stage area, as well as a decent deck/outside patio area. When we visited karaoke was going on. We ordered drinks and as for food, my friend ordered the pot roast, which he really liked. I got the meatloaf sandwich, which I liked as well. It was meatloaf smothered with pimento between two slices of Texas toast Service was fine. They were busy and it was loud, but we were well taken care of.

It was very expensive and not very good…read more I got the soup and salad bar and wished I would have looked at it first. Soups were okay, but looked like they had been there several days. Salad...not very good and again...the dressings looked like they had been reused for several days. And hey...guess what...your customers don't want Texas Toast for every item that they order...you don't get offered an alternative. I got the club sandwich, and it was a single level sandwich served on Texas Toast. If I want a greasy bread sandwich, I'll ask for it. Don't get me wrong...I like Texas Toast, but this was waaaaay overdone. Overall, it was barely okay. Service was decent...the couple sitting next to us...hey...cover your mouths when you are sneezing loud enough to shake our table...and when your child drops its food on the floor...no...it is not okay to pick it up and put it back on its plate...or maybe I'm wrong...you may have been working on boosting lil Bubba's immune system... Meemaw (the hostess) was pleasant enough.

Been to this Tap It location before, but recently came here for the first time for breakfast! The…read moreservice here is always phenomenal. I got the French toast with blueberries with a side of home fries. Some of the best French toast I've ever had. It was so good that we decided to come back for breakfast the next day. Instead, I ordered their eggs Benedict because I wanted to try something new. Honestly I was not expecting it to be such high quality (if that makes sense). I'm very happy to have came for breakfast and would definitely recommend!

Went there after a long day of skiing since they're open until 10pm. Food was fine. Love the idea…read moreof a soup flight but the soups were just okay (the best one was probably the Philly Cheese Steak soup). The wings were good and crisp. The fried zucchini was a generous portion and good as well. Was busy so we waited for a while since we had a big group. Ambiance was cozy.

HOMEMADE RANCH!!! First time visiting this place, I'm from out of town. Worth every dollar and…read morestar. Very friendly calm restaurant, they do achieve a calm ambience with a slightly smaller parking lot but that's not an issue. They deserve a bigger parking lot and more customers but either way, they're doing it right here. I got the "fiesta" which was a fried tortilla bowl containing mixed greens, pico de gallo, avocado, corn salsa, cheese, grilled chicken and homemade ranch for $16. Very worth it. While I eat small portions, a normal person should expect to be satisfied with this amount of food. It was everything I wanted in a salad. The waitress was very friendly and polite. I wish many years of open service to this company

On this Good Friday I wanted to get one last fish sandwich for lent. I typed "Fish sandwich" into…read moreGoogle Maps and this place popped up. It had good reviews on Yelp, so I decided to give it a go. And I'm glad I did. Everything was excellent. The outdoor seating was nice, the workers were friendly, my waitress Jae was very attentive, and most importantly, the fish sandwich was top notch. It certainly seemed to be freshly made and not frozen. I ordered fries on the side in addition to Cole slaw. The slaw was nice and creamy. While I generally don't like battered fries, these were pretty tasty. The only slight negative was the cost. At almost $30 for my sandwich plus a beer, it seemed a little pricey to me. But sometimes you have to pay for quality. I will return.

We stumbled on the Tin Lizzy. While not We stumbled into Tin Lizzy like accidental tourists on a…read moremission we didn't fully understand. We walked through the bar, into the restaurant, and immediately realized this place has more levels than a video game, a bar, restaurant, speakeasy, rathskeller... at some point we weren't sure if we needed a drink or a map. Luckily, our server saved us from total confusion. Attentive, engaging, and basically a tour guide for the building, they explained the whole setup. We now feel obligated to return just to finish the rest of the "levels,". Cocktails? Delicious. Dangerous, even. The kind that make you say, "We should come back," before you've even finished them. Now the food. My husband ordered a cheesesteak that could double as a dumbbell. I got the fish sandwich, which I can only describe as "aquatic overachievement." It was so big I briefly considered naming it and splitting custody. I took one photo, mostly because my arms were too tired from lifting it. Both were delish!!! We walked in unsure and walked out impressed, full, and slightly concerned about how they fit that much food on one plate. 10/10 would accidentally discover again.

The service in the Martini Bar last night was top notch! The food was delicious! You have to try…read morethe buffalo chicken dip with chips. Such a cute atmosphere! We will be back.

Great vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating. Gorgeous view of ski lift and runs. Service was…read moreexcellent. We had Caesar chicken salads and a few sandwiches which were really delicious. Additionally, we enjoyed their wine. Seven Springs is special and this restaurant just further contributes to the ambience.

What a great place! I love all the fun nautical decor and…read moretouches throughout the space. I stopped in because of the Pour Tour but hope to come back because we really enjoyed our experience. Service was friendly and informative. They took the time to answer our questions and try various samples helping us make our decision on what beer we wanted to order. I sampled three before settling on the seasonal. My husband had an amber. They often have food, food trucks and events (although none were going on when we were there). Overall, an enjoyable space with tasty beers.

Great stop, loved every beer we tried....definitely will stop back in, fun road trip from…read morePittsburgh!!!

Foggy Goggle is probably my favorite apres ski bar name I've been to, and the atmosphere lives up…read moreto that! The music is great, the ambiance is like a log cabin, and the draft beer is delicious. It's exactly what you'd want in an apres ski spot. The only negative is that it's (for good reason) quite popular & they don't have enough seating for the crowds. Positives: ambiance, beer, good music, walk-ins Negatives: limited seating, too crowded Must order: draft beer (shock top!)

This is a perfect lopsided bar! Good draft list, great appetizers. Fantastic kids menu. A perfect…read moremid-day break while enjoying the snow!

Staying in town for the night. Called two local beer distributors. One was very polite and helpful…read morethe other not so much. So I went the one with a very good selection with friendly and helpful staff.

An awesome beer distributor in Champion, PA! Even though most of Mt. Pleasant and the surrounding…read morespots seem to be dead after 9:00 pm, fear not.. this spot is open until 11:00 pm. I was really impressed with their selection of beer- micro and macro alike. I found a new Dogfish beer for me and my boyfriend found his favorite brew. No complaints here!

What a great experience we had here. We were doing the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour. We stopped by…read moreand was confused at first. When you walk in, the main entrance is where you do the tastings at. I walked around and didn't see anything at first. However Dave greeted us. He was super friendly. It was nice to learn the location in Mt. Pleasant is where it all started at. That place is not the best brewery area to hang out at. However if you're going for beer it's a good choice. All of the beers were good. My favorite was Idle Hands. A double IPA, I'm not an IPA guy but two of the breweries I've visited have been my favorites. We ended up walking away with 2 cases of beer. That's a first for us. I paid $85 for two cases. That's a first for me as well.

Visited for a record release show and was immediately impressed by the size of the local crowd and…read morehow the event was handled, great first impression. Have been here a couple times before, and visited the Pittsburgh location, so understood the quality of the beer - good selection and most beers are medium/high ranked. Price is pretty fair, given the location. My only concern about the visit was that there was a small outdoor tent/booth selling the same beer for an additional $4 per cup, which is extreme for the area and kind of confusing. You can walk to the interior behind the stage and get the same (as well as more variety) beer for $4-5 less? Unsure whether the lady charged me more than intended but it seemed like a gouge. Be aware of that....it was kind of a bummer.