A nice small diner located near UPMC which is open till 2pm for breakfast or lunch which works very…read morewell for a bite after or before an appointment. Service was great and very friendly which you don't get with a fast food place. About 8-10 tables in a nice atmosphere. Had lunch there and the portions and prices were on point and will definitely stop there again when in the area for a bite.

My wife & son have had breakfast here and said it was good, so we decided to try lunch. The diner…read morehas a whimsical decor with an inviting feel. Located right down from UPMC Chautauqua, this restaurant offers friendly service with a warm atmosphere. The two gentlemen cooking and waiting tables were very nice. Lunch was okay. My wife enjoyed the macaroni salad and her burger but, the beef pattie and My salmon pattie was noticeably frozen not fresh. Unfortunately my bowl of bacon corn chowder was forgotten so I wasn't able to try it. Im giving a 3 because I am under the impression that breakfast is pretty good.

Ordered a simple eggs, bacon,toast ,home fries and orange juice. Eggs were cooked fine and the…read morebacon had a weird fake taste. My sour dough toast was very thin and over cooked . The home fries were black, cold and no seasoning at all and the orange juice was very bitter. Service was very poor, almost like it was a bother to be waited on and no return to table after initial order was delivered.

Friendly, fair price, good food. Always happy to see me there. I call in to order, and have fresh…read morefood ready in 15 minutes.

2.5 star for me now. Quality and quantity are going down drastically while prices go up. I was…read moreunimpressed with the quality, quantity, and price of the chicken finger dinner the last time I was there. It was just a couple frozen Tyson style chicken fingers cooked up with a hand full of fries. That belongs on a kid's menu not for adults. My friend's burger was smaller and so was his fry portion too. Eggs are still on the runny side most of the time because they're rushing on the griddle again. I've had to send raw eggs back to finish cooking. I'm sorry, but in a sunny side up the whites shouldn't be wet still and moving like slime. They're supposed to be solid. There shouldn't be a puddle of orange goo under scrambled eggs this means they aren't cooked enough. Fries, ranch, and subs are still great.

When we travel whenever possible we like to avoid the national chain restaurants. If we can find a…read moreplace where the locals eat, all the better. Phil-N-Cindy's is such a place. When we walked in around 10:00am, the place was packed. Only one two-top left which we promptly grabbed. The menu for breakfast is pretty standard fare. Eggs, meats, pancakes, toast, etc. I ordered the corned beef hash cheese omelet. It was quite good. My wife ordered one pancake, one egg and bacon. Also tasty. We both had coffee. The food was good, the decor is right out of home town memorabilia. Nothing fancy about the place. Just good food done well. I should mention that it is "cash only". No credit cards. But the prices are very reasonable, so not to worry. Our total bill came to $26! I gave the cashier, which is where you pay, $30 and told her the change was for the tip. She seemed happy with that. Lots of locals and I think we were probably the only out-of-towners. Fun place!

Everything! Sam and staff are the very best !…read moreFood / menu exceptional ! Years of business says it all !

The Pub in Jamestown is a true local classic -- family-owned, cozy, and full of character. I first…read morediscovered it when I moved to the area back in 1999, and it's been one of my favorites ever since. The ambiance is exactly what you want from a long-time Jamestown staple -- warm, comfy, and full of local relics and memories on the walls. It feels like home the moment you walk in. The food is homemade and always hits the spot. Their soups change daily and are consistently delicious, and my absolute favorite thing on the menu is the eggplant parm sandwich -- seriously, so good. Everything is made with love and tradition. Even though I don't make it there as often these days, The Pub will always be one of those timeless Jamestown spots I'll keep coming back to.

Good food & reasonable prices. Lovely old diner feel & the…read morefriendliest people you'll ever meet!!! We were in Jamestown for 3 days & ate breakfast here everyday!

Yes...im very aware what sourdough is. Ive had sourdough in restaurants, and I've made sourdough…read morewith my own homemade starter. I guess i was expecting something more artisinal...not wonder bread.

Sooo Good ! The Labyrinth Never Fails Me Best Veggie…read moreBurgers So Tasty ! Best Employees

Food was delicious (we both had variations of the veggie burger), the waitress was friendly and…read moregave great service, informal atmosphere - everything gets a thumbs up from us!

Tasty food, if you don't care how it looks. The pancake was definitely SPLAT! The hash browns were…read morecertainly not brown. The presentation of all our food was pragmatic. "It's food. It's on a plate. What more do you want." The server seemed cold, distant and detached.

Atmosphere is oldies diner, food is delicious and reasonably priced, service was prompt and…read morecourteous.

They are always good. This is my favorite breakfast spot. Whenever I go in they know exactly what…read moreto bring for my drink!

Nice little diner restaurant. We've had breakfast here before and it's consistent. Service is…read moreattentive. Food is good and comes out quickly. Every bite of the omelette had a good amount of inside ingredients throughout... delicious from beginning to end

Good Mexican food and good service…read more While traveling on business, my wife and I stopped here. Found the meal good and the service pleasant. If we return to the area, we would probably return to this restaurant.

This place has a very extensive Mexican food menu. Lots of things sounded good, but we settled on…read morethe Fish Fajitas and the Carne Asada. We also got a small side of guacamole ($6.50) to enjoy with our complementary chips with salsa. First, the chips with salsa. The chips were very good, on the thicker side and slightly salted. The salsa had a rich tomato flavor with a few chunks of jalapeño, but the salsa could have been generally a little spicier for my taste - maybe more jalapeño? The guacamole was mostly smooth with a few chunks, and was tasty. I enjoyed my fish fajitas. A piece of fish, salmon and 6 small shrimp cooked with a decent amount of grilled green pepper and onion. Nice portion ($16.75) and came with a large separate plate with pico, guac, refried beans, rice, lettuce and sour cream. Three flour tortillas accompanied the dish. The carne asada ($13.99) came with two nice sized pieces of grilled beef, grilled onions and grilled jalapeños and mushrooms. Also came with the rice, refried beans and other sides, including the flour tortillas. My partner found the carne to be slightly tough, but flavorful. Service was good. When we sat, the server soon brought over the chips and salsa and our food came fairly quickly after we ordered. We had to ask to have our empty water glasses filled, although the server did come over twice (when our glasses weren't yet empty) during our meal to ask if we wanted anything. The restaurant is small and not fancy. The prices overall look reasonable and I think there are options to try different things here, based on the extensive menu.