It's a treasure. Atmosphere is wonderful. Just a great place to get together for any occasion.read more

The service, food, and ambiance were great!! I'm Vegan. Would like a few Vegetarian or Vegan…read moreoptions... Impossible burger? Don't mind, even if it's cooked on same grill top. I've even ordered impossible nachos from restaurant menus... Just putting it out there! Thanks, Deb & Greg!

Very friendly staff, made me feel like family. Very good home cooked food. Won't regret stopping in…read moreanytime of the day to get a meal.

People in the area know that this truck stop has a gem of a diner inside that doubles as a…read moreconvenience store. I finally had the opportunity to try the restaurant out for breakfast on the weekend and I was pleasantly surprised. We were able to sit at a table, though bar seating was available too. Our waitress was prompt and friendly and our food was delicious, reasonably priced, and out quickly. They accept both cash and card and have one bathroom available for men and one for women. The parking lot is next to the pumps and has plenty of spaces available.

First time here. It was a busy Sunday morning, but we got lucky and a table opened up right away…read more Servers were super friendly. Generous helpings of everything we ordered. That sweet pancake is no joke! It's huge! But it was really good. We all ordered our eggs different ways and each was cooked perfectly. Everything we tried was great. I liked that nothing was overly greasy, not even the bacon. The place is kinda small but it's very clean. They did offer some lager group seating too. Definitely recommending to friends and family!

This restaurant is so cute and I'm sad it took me this long to find it. We got breakfast and the…read morefood was really good. Everything was cooked to perfection and the prices were fair. We always had refills on our coffee and barely had to wait for anything. This might be my new favorite diner. The staff were all really friendly.

I've been here once or twice, and their steak I great, along with their deep fried pickles, cactus…read moreblossom, etc. The only bad experience I had was with one of their burgers, which was repugnantly oniony for some reason. Other than that it's a great place, and a cool looking one too. It has a mostly wood interior, with cool Texas-y things like a Jackalope head mounted on one of the restaurants posts. The service is awesome, and if it's your birthday, prepare to be publicly displayed on a saddle (it's their thing ). My dad had to do it for his birthday, and it's funny. Hope you give this one a try :)

The Dallas filet is amazing. It was cooked to perfection and delicious. The waitress was friendly…read morebut upsold me on drinks without explaining that they would be a higher price. I was okay with it but some others may not be.

The food here is good for the area, without being great. Portions are large, and service is…read morefriendly even if it is slow during busy times. That's fine with me. We're in Steubenville; where are we rushing off to, anyway? It's pretty standard American fare, so it is a good place to go if you have a lot of people in your party. Everyone will find something to their liking on the menu. The prices are very reasonable, and the portions are large enough that sharing isn't a bad idea. Mashed potatoes seemed instant, and meat can be a little on the tough side, but not always. The salads always have very fresh ingredients, although there is usually red onion overkill happening. Thinner slices would let the red onions work with the salad instead of fighting it; such a simple solution. Fountain drinks are refilled attentively. I have not tried any drinks from their bar. Conveniently located at the mall, it's a nice place to have a little dinner before a movie or while recovering from frenzied shopping at the Macy's one day sale (ONE DAY! - man, I love that sale).

I ordered the $17 seafood salad with "grilled shrimp" and it was the worst, most over-priced salad…read moreI've ever had. The shrimp had clearly been frozen, and was rubbery and flavorless. The iceberg lettuce was sad and sprinkled with two cherry tomatoes, a cut up bell pepper, some red onion and a few black olives. For $17. If you want much better tasting food for your money, eat at the Harp & Habit. Service was nice though.

Small town diner, quick stop for breakfast . Enjoyed home cooked meal, chocolate chip pancakes and…read morelink sausage. Fresh, hot coffee. Def a local spot.

The inside of this extremely nondescript building holds a cute diner experience complete with red…read morebooth seating, paper menus, and those classic, plastic drink cups. My boyfriend and I had brunch here on Sunday and our waitress was fantastic. Super friendly, quick to take our order, made some local small talk, and had the food out within minutes. We had a little bit of a lot of the breakfast options, including the hashbrowns, a pancake, breakfast burrito, rye toast, and scrambled eggs. We both agreed that the hashbrowns were the star. Perfectly cooked, slightly seasoned, great with ketchup. My eggs were as expected and the pancake was just ok. Everything came out piping hot and the prices were fair. We'll be back.

Conveniently Located…read more I stopped into this Irish Pub on a day when it was just pouring rain. It was right across the parking lot from my hotel. I was seated right away and ordered a happy hour glass of red wine. Since it was an Irish Pub, I had to try their Irish Potato Soup. The soup came out just hot enough and was topped with chives, bacon and cheese. It was a very good soup and packed with potato chunks. I ordered the McCarthy's Pub Steak, a 10 oz. strip loin, which was topped with rosemary compound butter, served with a side of heavenly mashed potatoes and green beans. The steak was delightful, and although slightly overcooked, it was still a very good steak. The Green beans were fresh and firm and cooked perfectly, and were a great accompaniment to the steak. On their beer menu, I noticed they carried a Canadian beer from Unibroue Brassery in Quebec, which I thought was really cool. Overall, great food, service and happy hour specials and of course Canadian Craft Beer too !

We chose the Harp and Habit for dinner one evening. The restaurant almost was empty, but we asked…read moreto sit at the bar anyway. Our bartender was friendly and prompt. She brought our drinks out and took our food order as soon as we were ready. We ordered the cheesesteak eggrolls, a buffalo chicken cheesesteak, french onion soup, and boneless wings with their hottest sauce. After the order was in for a few mins, the waitress came out to tell us they were out of eggrolls. I was bummed because that's what I was most looking forward to. The other food came out in about 15 mins. My boyfriend loved the french onion soup and he said his boneless wings were actually very spicy. He has a high spicy tolerance and these truly had some heat. My buffalo chicken cheesesteak reminded me of home (Philly) a little. The roll was a bit too soft for my preference, but the chopped chicken and cooper sharp cheese were perfect. The ambiance was of your typical sports bar, but it was decorated well and they had a good bit of TVs available.

Home'made meatball hoagie Chicken parmesan over pasta…read more Italian hoagie Fish sandwich Perogies with kilebasa Just a few of my favorites

We chose Tucker's for a mid-week dinner. We sat at an indoor table, but they have outdoor seating…read moreavailable too. Our server was friendly and brought out drinks and took our orders quickly. We ordered boneless wings for an app and they came out within a few mins piping hot. We thought they tasted good, but were such a small portion for $8.99. For mains, we had the small Cuban with chips that was a special that day for $9.99 and the pepperoni calzone for $14.99. The calzone surprised us all, taking up a quarter of the table space. The crust was fresh and chewy, the marinara for dipping was flavorful, and there was plenty of pepperoni and cheese inside. We thought the Cuban was average. The chips were delicious, extra crispy, and paired perfectly with their homemade French onion dip. The dining area and bar are on the smaller side, but the ambiance is nice. It's a welcoming, sports bar vibe with plenty of beer decor. The parking lot is small, but there's on street parking out front.

This is a restaurant that is pretty good for the quality that your getting/expecting. This is a…read moretypical diner style spot with breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The service was very friendly. Immediately greeted by the hostess and seated. Our waitress was very friendly and prompt. The food was typical diner food. Nothing special but good for what it is. I tried the bruschetta chicken. The chicken was fried well and flavor full however it was a bit too sweet. The balsamic glaze was all over the chicken vs a drizzle which made the middle of it, where most of the glaze settle, unappealing. The fries were delicious. They were those crisp on the outside but soft on the inside, my personal favorite. The pinwheels they bring out with it and the rolls are very good. They come out hot and fresh. This is a place I would absolutely visit again. Clean good food for a good price. Overall a good 3 1/2 strata for me

Haven't eaten at an Eat N Park in years and was pleasantly surprised! Very clean and nice waitress…read more Large variety on the menu inclusive local Pittsburgh classics. They also had vegetarian options including pierogies and a veggie burger. The food did take awhile to come out between the appetizers and meal. The fried stuff also tasted like the oil needed changed. Kids of course got cookies to go!