Pretty good size menu, but the strombolis are very good and also the pizza! Good customer service.read more

I really wanted to give this place a great review, but I can't. The food is quite good, but there…read moreare several issues. First, I was there at 5:30 on a Friday evening. I ordered three different items only to be told they were out. For crying out loud, were they surprised that people eat out on Friday. It's not like it was 8:00 in the evening Second, the inside of the restaurant needs attention. It's old, sticky and needs a deep cleaning. Finally, the owner has the personality of a mop they never use. He acts like he doesn't want to be there and each customer is annoying him. The younger guy back behind in the kitchen could be a welcome change at the counter. Oh well. The food is good.

My wife and I tried this place for the first time tonight…read more When we walked in, we thought we might have made a mistake by coming here. The dining room is very dated. However, it was clean. It has some old booths and the building is sagging, which it is old and I don't hold that against them. It took quite awhile for the server to greet us. He would disappear for long periods of time. Not sure if he was helping in the kitchen or what he was doing. He was very friendly and trying very hard to do the job. I just don't think he is cut out to be a server. My wife ordered the beef and noodles. It had mashed potatoes under the beef and noodles. Not sure who thought two starches in one dish was a good idea, but it didn't bother my wife. She said the dish was really good and she brought half of it home to enjoy for lunch tomorrow. I had the fish sandwich, which was really good. It was very fresh. I also ordered the ham and bean soup. It was fantastic. You could tell it was homemade and very flavorful. So we were very please with the food. Also, the food was very reasonably priced. We had a lot of food for only $33.00. So over all I'm giving it four stars. Not the perfect restaurant. They could improve in some areas, but we were very happy with the food.

Good food especially the wings and fried pickles and great prices. Good place to grab lunch or…read moredinner.

My wife and I decided to try Dutch Haven on Friday night. We walked in right at 4:00 as they…read moreopened for the dinner service. We were greeted by a lady, I assume was the owner as she was very welcoming. The restaurant was clean, though a little dated. However, I did feel like it was homey. I ordered the Beer Battered Haddock. It was really good. The slaw was full of dressing, but very tasty. My wife had the Black and Blue Delmonico. She felt the the steak had a lot of grissle. For $26 it wasn't very good. The highlight of the night was the Lemon Raspberry Cake. It was fantastic. We will definitely go back. With the steak being the only downside, I believe it's worth another try.

Food is awful, building is in disrepair, and the restrooms are disgusting. Avoid at all costs.read more

Missy was awesome!!!! She was so attentive. Service was great. Food came out fast and great.read more

Riley was our waitress and was great. Food was very good and every person here was over friendly…read more Best Ruby's of all the ones I've been to.

$4.50 Double Captains on Saturday $4 long islands on Fridays. Great staff great customers would…read morehighly recommend.

Uncle Al's is more than just a nice bar! They serve large portions of amazing food at really good…read moreprices! They are also family friendly so the whole family can go for supper! (They even have high chairs!) The people that work there are the friendliest young adults you'll ever meet. They have electronic dart games too. Their fruity alcoholic drinks are amazing and they stock a large selection of popular beer. Definitely check it out!

I think most burger joints taste the same, but I really enjoyed the burgers here. I got the…read moreSteakhouse burger and it was very well-seasoned. My friends also really enjoyed their burgers. I have to say, Odd Fellas is definitely one of the better burger joints I've been to. The "Little fella" size is a slider. Their "Regular fella" size is a regular burger size. The "Big fella" is larger than the regular size. I've been told that they switch out their menu every once in a while. Right now, they have a burger called "Hello, Newman". I know you just read it in *that* tone. Haha. Anyways, great burger spot to stop by.

This place has been around for a while now, I will say the food is actually really good. If I were…read morerating based on the food it would be 5 stars. However, this restaurant is so dirty. The floor looks like it has not been swept since it opened and the man working the counter was on his phone from the time we walked in, till we left. Prices are a bit higher but I think they are fair given the amount of food you get and how good it is. The table was sticky and the floor was also sticky. Probably also why it looked so dirty. Overall I think the man at the counter should get off his phone for at least 5 minutes to sweep the floor. I'm all for acting your wage, but there is a line and if the floor is that gross at least pick up a broom and mop. There was also a hair in the food but lowkey it happens sometimes and that's not really the worst thing ever I guess. Just a note.

I am giving this a 2 star probably because I was with good friends and that made the experience…read morealmost tolerable. They were out of worchester sauce for my bloody mary and so it was awful (cost 9 bucks). They didn't have the appetizer my wife wanted and her chicken tenders were burnt. My gyro was awful. Arbys gyros are much better. Thats sad. My friend said her alfredo smelled like death. Another friend ordered a drink that was so bad that he had to order something else. One friend said the wings were pretty good. Waitress was peppy and cheerful. Oh, and they put a slice of bacon in their bloody marys. I could go on, but you get the idea.

This is an awesome place to go out and have a drink! I am not one who knows what kind of drink to…read moreget but know that I like something on the fruitier side, one of the ladies working when I said I wanted something fruity she said "I got you!" and proceeded to make me the best drink I could have possibly have!

Second round here. Tried another style wrap and the wife had a salad…read more Portions are large here and well worth the money. We'll be stopping by again soon I'm sure.

Spirts and beers Bars, table and chairs…read moreA single person was making drinks at the bar and waiting the tables while it was nearly at capacity and she managed it all with aplomb! It's part sports bar, local bar and historical bar. Additionally, the attached hogie shop makes a tasty to-go sandwich and was staffed with a polite and efficient team!

It was very good but a bit pricey. Anymore today I guess everything is pricey…read more Double bacon cheeseburger, fries and a drink $15.77

Lowest effort burger joint I've ever been to. Ingredients were good. "Seasoned fries" didn't have…read moreany seasoning or even salt. Also asked for no lettuce tomato or onion on the burger, I was the only customer in the restaurant and they still managed to mess it up. Guy at the counter was a jerk when i asked for no lettuce tomato or onion. His reply was "Well I'm about to tell you what's on it." Also clearly family owned judging by the argument happening in the kitchen when i sat down.

The Texas is exactly the kind of place you want to see after driving all night. Open for breakfast,…read morebreakfast all day, breakfast counter. I veered off the interstate a few miles into the town of Lock Haven, thinking it was the town in that Daniel Clowes book, driving around in my delirium trying to find that huge rock. But no, that's Ice Haven, and this is Pennsylvania. Why is this place called Texas? Is there a sister restaurant in Texas called Pennsylvania Lunch? They have something here called "The Growler"-- or is that just my stomach? Prices and service right out of a 1950s Amish Archies comic book. If there is/was such a thing. I need to get some sleep. Since 1918, they say. Was this the only thing in Lock Haven in 1918, and they built the town around it? Maybe the early settlers thought that THIS was Texas, the way they thought the USA was India, without GPS's and all. There's got to be a story here, but Ohio is on the horizon.

We only had a very short time to visit the area after attending a wedding nearby, but this…read morerestaurant made the stop! My family has roots in the area going back decades (even centuries) and this restaurant is part of that history. I understand it's been around for ~100 years, and many of my older family members, mostly relatives who have since passed away, have enjoyed meals here over the years (think 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s...) My parents remembered eating here more than 20 years ago for the famous hot dogs and burger dogs, so we knew we had to make a pit stop. We ordered three hot dogs, a burger dog, onion rings, and a soda. Everything was good, filling, and ~ perhaps most impressively ~ incredibly affordable. There was something really special about sitting there and knowing my family had done the same thing generations before me. :) It brought back a lot of good memories and gave the meal a feeling that you just can't recreate at a newer restaurant or even in a hustling and bustling city. The location right in the middle of downtown Lock Haven is great, and we had no trouble finding parking even during a busy 12:00 Friday lunch hour. Our service wasn't necessarily the friendliest (not rude or anything - just straight and to the point), but honestly, there was something about that that almost made the experience better. It felt like a true old-school diner experience. Hah! I can only imagine the stories these walls could tell. A great little piece of local Lock Haven history, and I'm so glad we stopped in. PS - They prefer cash, and the restrooms are very small/probably hard to navigate for someone with serious motor issues and maybe not feasible if in a wheelchair