We on the road between Chicago and New York. The best gas price was in Danville. The best rating…read morefor a restaurant in Yelp was Amigos. We went into a quant little restaurant and took a seat that had a view into the pizza area. The waiter showed up immediately and gave us menus and water. The menu is eclectic with Mexican, Italian, And Greek items. My sister had the Gyro, my mom had the lamb Greek salad and I chose the special cheese steak sandwich. The Gyro came with crispy fries but the tzatziki sauce was two dollars extra. The salad was huge with plenty of lamb and feta. The olives were regular black style from a can. The cheese steak was also huge with very fresh bread. We all took out a large portion for later. I saw them making pizzas, hand spinning the dough, and now want to try one.

$20+ for whatever you order. Prices are way to high, quality…read moreis low to mid. Very shady. While eating I did have a couple people come in complaining about food they ordered being wrong. I know most of their work is to order to go. I'd look elsewhere. I won't be back. I don't take stealing lightly.

I have visited this place a bunch and honestly it's got great pizza. It's come a long way for…read moregluten free options. The service is as quick as a normal pizza place. The "fresh" basil is actually good basil. The place is pretty frill-less, but it has a nice family feel to it. Staff are friendly and professional. I'll continue to get pizza here whenever I'm in the area

Calked an ordered a large pizza extra done. I went and picked the pizza up the employees were…read morefriendly. When I got home the pizza was perfect and tasted awesome! Kudos to the pizza maker and order taker for listening and relaying how we wanted the pizza! Place looked very clean

-good food -the food came fast…read more -bathrooms were clean -didn't take that long -I got what I offered which was good

Tried the wrong entrance when we walked up. The correct one is on the two way street. Coming in…read moreit's a little run down. Not terrible by no means. Could use better lighting or clean the current ones. The service was instant and our waitress was friendly. There are a few servers and they all look busy. My wife got the spaghetti with meat sauce. That comes with bread and a salad. She said the salad is good, the bread is fresh pizza dough. Tasted good I ordered a Stromboli. It was also pretty good.

I went here for lunch in the middle of the week and there were several people just hanging out…read morehaving a great time. I ordered a couple food items and drinks and everything was great. The lady that served us was amazing and refilled our drinks several times. I would definitely recommend this place if you're in the area or even traveling by.

In town from St Louis and looking for a good pizza. This one did not disappoint. Will definitely be…read morecraving this one. The bartender Rachel was very friendly.

For the people who don't want to read a lengthy review, Carini's is good but hard to find due to a…read morelack of sign. For those who don't mind reading, we will start with the look and location. It's in a tiny strip mall that is behind a Taco Bell. There is no sign for the tiny strip mall for this place. It is only on the building. When you go in, you can tell the place was recently done (within the past year or two, I would guess). It looks nice enough considering strip mall food places get a bad rep. The only odd thing I noticed about the place were the little stripes of paint that no one seemed to wipe off of some of the wall tiling. Other than that, it was nice for the space that they had. A really cool thing to look at are the pictures on the wall that someone took off their family and vacation. They're time stamped and clearly blown up, but it's someone who clearly wanted to capture what they loved. Food: The food was overall good and would order just about everything again. For the appetizer, we ordered fried zucchini. It was surprisingly good. I often would get it from places, and it would be mush. They fried it with perfect timing. The marinara sauce given with it was superb for what it was served with. We wanted to keep it simple, so we ordered a meatball hoagie and a plain pizza. The meatball hoagie was the only thing that was underwhelming. The amounts of everything given on it were fine but the meatballs were bland made the hoagie, sadly, a little tasteless other than the cheese. I always expect a flavor blast when eating meatball hoagies (probably because that's how my mom made them when I was a kid, and I make them today). By no means was it bad, but it certainly wasn't good. It was there and that was that. "What kind of moron orders a plain pizza and judges it?" ME! That's who. Your plain pizza is what you base all of your other pizzas on. The sauce to cheese ratio was to my liking. That means it had average amounts of both. It was a thinner pizza and slightly crisp (in no way burnt). The sauce for the pizza was seasoned nicely and the little bit of seasoning that goes on top of the cheese was just enough to give an edge. It was a savory pizza sauce. You know the kind of pizza where the crust is just too much, and it seems like a chore to eat? That was definitely NOT the case here. I kind of wish I ordered some marinara to go with my crust. Overall, a pretty good pizza. Because I was overall impressed, I ordered a cannoli. I REALLY like cannolis but had my fair share of bad ones. But Carini's had one of the better ones. I would suggest getting one (they're only $3.50). It's a sweet one where they put the chocolate chips in. If you're in the area and need a pizza or just some food in general, I would try here and test it yourself. Some things to take note, they use Styrofoam cups for their drinks and have clean bathrooms.

stopped in today since it was raining and I was walking, got an Italian sub, big mistake they have…read moregone the way of OIP and use pizza dough as sandwich bread, hardly any meat on it, nothing the way it used to be, I hadn't eaten since the night before so I took it. it was horrible. too much mayo but like I said I was hungry. the thing that really pissed me off was the price $15+ a soda that is insane in today's mkt, make your sandwiches smaller, lousy bread and charge a lot more. well, I won't be back. worth the walk to Danville sub shop instead! if they are struggling it their own fault!! never coming back and I will tell everyone in my building and at work, they don't know how much they have lost YET!!!

Great place to get lunch or takeout. Lunch they have a pizza buffet that is well-worth the money…read more Takeout they have a great selection of beer and make your own six-packs in addition to the pizza. I recommend the Chicken ranch pizza.

Ordered the stromboli special. Was very disappointed. It was burnt on the bottom & soggy, also…read morethere was at least 4-5+ inches all the way around it of just dough. Then to top it all off they serve it with cold sauce. The girl at the counter said they have no way of heating up the sauce. Not a good experience at all. Save your $ for somewhere better.

Solid, but not spectacular…read more Their pizza isn't bad at all. Not the best, but definitely not the worst I've had either. In Danville, I'd say it's second to Carini's and probably a little better than OIP. The wings are also pretty good, but they would definitely benefit from a larger sauce selection. We had one issue with a bad order and the manager offered us store credit in the amount of our order, which is a perfectly acceptable resolution. Their delivery has been reliable overall. We usually get our food within 45 minutes. 3.5 is probably the most appropriate rating, but since half stars aren't allowed, I'll round up to 4. Not a bad local joint at all.

To preface this review…read more This establishment is ran by the same people that used to have a place called "The Bull Pen" in a town I grew up in. The food is exactly as I remember. It fills me with a lot of nostalgia so I have to be wary of that guiding my review. Pros... From an objective point of view their pizza is very good. It is a sweet sauce pizza (so be wary of that if sweet sauce isn't your cup of tea) and it is laid out and baked with cornmeal rather than flour. I love this combination of flavors and feel it makes a unique and tasty, not overly sweet, sweet sauce pie. Sweet sauce is not always my go too but it pairs wonderfully with their "creamy mild" dipping sauce. The mix of these greasy flavors are sure to knock your socks off! Their fried food is also quite good! Worth adding an appetizer sampler onto your order to give them a try! Cons... My girlfriend got a creamy mild chicken pizza but honestly was not the biggest of fans. Felt the chicken was cut too thick and not enough sauce was on the pie. Laura almost ALWAYS wants less sauce on a pizza so that is odd. She felt it was dry. In conclusion! Overall this is a great pizza place. Worth a try if you are open to sweet sauce. Maybe avoid the creamy mild chicken pizza?

Went there for dinner, OMG their buffalo cauliflower was absolutely impressive. The sauce is made…read morein house, incredible. Nice casual comfortable vibe with good service. Will definitely be back!

The beer selection and interior design were more impressive than the food…read more Both beers we ordered were poured well and had good citrus and hoppy notes. No complaints there. Besides the staple menu, there was a rotating menu featuring a soup, mussel dish, flatbread, burger, and pasta. The food took some time to come out, and everything was rather bland across the board. The interior was decorated nicely for the holidays though. *Hummus Platter: a huge shareable for $10. The crispy naan resembled the Costco version but fried. The naan itself worked well as a base for the hummus, although the hummus was neither smooth nor flavorful. There was no fragrance from the chickpeas, and it tasted rather unseasoned. The selection of peppers, carrots, and cucumbers was decent. *Garlic Butter Mussels: their monthly mussel dish. The mussels were cooked well and coated in a one dimensional sauce. The sweet wine was cooked down with lots of garlic, while the butter was subtle. I wished there had been a bit more toasted baguette to balance the one pound of seafood. Note there is a 3% credit card surcharge. I could not find this listed on their menu and but I saw the charge on my receipt. I enjoyed the few beers I had, and the food was acceptable for a bar. With some improvement to the flavors, this could be a worthwhile visit for a bite and a drink.

Lion and I have been to this Weis Markets in Danville PA twice in the past month. In both cases our…read moreprimary reason was to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, however in both cases we also were quite impressed with what this store had to offer. First, the pharmacy - the pharmacists and staff are super friendly, helpful and professional. I've gone to three different places for COVID shots - a Rite Aid just north of Philly for the Patriarch, this Weis and another Rite Aid for the NMA (who has a qualifying health condition). By far, Weis pharmacists get top billing from us. Second, Lion LOVED the local and regional beer selections. He is a home brewer and this is his hobby. He was very impressed both times with the selection and the quality of the brews. Lastly, we did some shopping before our ride back both times. I was SO impressed with the quality and selection of the fruits and veggies, especially in the wintertime, everything was tasty and fresh. A couple more things: Very clean store! Gas pumps and an ATM right outside the store. I would go there again when we're back in the area, I'm thinking camping grocery stop before we arrive at Knoebel's once it's safe to do this again.

Not closing registers when people are in line would be fantastic. Not having all the employees…read morewalking around and not helping would also be great. Every time I go it gets worse and worse.

To be honest with you, one of the only reasons that I stopped here was to relieve myself from my…read moreprior stop at a Sheetz. And of course maybe grab a little something even though I didn't need it. This one also feels out of place as to where it sits. If I recall correctly it is alone and up off the road a bit. Easy to get in and out of however, which is nice every once in a while to find a Sheetz that is easy to navigate. This is a fairly busy place to stop for people in the area. They seem to know exactly what Sheetz has to offer. There was a steady flow of customers when I made my stop. They just come in and grab what they want and head on their way. If I ever find myself up in this area again, I could see myself making the out of the way trip I did to come back. I was pleasantly surprised.

OMG you where closed for a renovation and came to get a soda and coffee. Don't bother no fountain…read moredrinks only 3 kinds and not mine. Coffee station no french vanilla. Well you lost me from stopping there anytime. You better get your act together your right by Geisinger. Man WaWa is going to kick your butt when they open. Also self check out we go no receipt. Also the place was not busy at all not like it use to be.