Note - they smoke INSIDE here! But, it's updated and clean, great burgers, and cold beer. You…read moredecide!

Mel's appears to be closed, missing the front wall..... The…read moreplace has a snow fence around it. What can I say.

Wow the smokehouse burger was amazing..... so Smokey. Bacon, burger, brisket and pulled pork. Wow…read moreit was delicious. I had the onion rings which were great too. Put server was so nice. I'll definitely come back!

Can't wait to try different things. Indica is my favorite and then flower. Tincture dreams is my…read morefavorite. I'm ready for new things my Dispensary doesn't have

The food was really good just cash only is my only issue plus it kind of pissed my mom when she…read morefound out. It was cash only after we eat food but we come back. The service was nice and ambience was nice.

Stopped by just after the lunch rush on a weekday. Not wanting to do a chain, we tried our luck and…read moreventured into the Summit Diner. Despite it being in Pennsylvania, it throws off a distinct hillbilly atmosphere. The usual signs about Jesus, Christmas and, of course, patriotism were in abundance. My party ordered a variety of dishes and I opted for the roast beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy. Sorry to say, the food was just adequate. The beef was overdone and the gravy had the sheen of the bottled gravies at the grocery store. The mashed potatoes were the star of the show, however, as they were very good. The hamburger and pancakes ordered by others get similar reviews. It was a hamburger and tasted like one. The pancakes, being hard to screw up, were just pancakes. This is a cash-only place, so come prepared to be vilified for wanting to pay with plastic. The prices were lower than the norm but that did little to make me feel better upon leaving. Despite the dearth of customers when we were there, the service was also lacking. I had to seek out help to get a refill on my iced tea and we waited a while to pay...with cash. I can't really give this place any additional stars. Stop here if you absolutely can't wait to eat.

Ruby Tuesday is our regular stop twice a year, on our way out east. We can always depend on great…read moreservice and good food at a reasonable. Leah was very pleasant and helpful with direction too. Plus easy off and off the turnpike.

Teegan was awesome. She anticipated all our needs. The salad bar is my favorite. I will be back.read more

I prefer not to give negative reviews, but I could not let this one go without comment. I think…read morethis may have been the worst pizza that I've ever had. While traveling with my kid, we picked up a simple thing: a pepperoni pizza from stairs. When we walked in, the staff were arguing with each other about who wrote down what, who put the wrong toppings on which pizza, etc.It seemed that the oldest person in the group, I'm assuming an owner? Manager? Was being the hardest on the younger staff, which was difficult to watch. We left after picking up our pizza, And drove out towards our campsite. On the way, we had a couple of slices, rather, we each had one slice. The dough was "bready" and soft, pepperoni and cheese on top we're hardly cooked (the cheese was melted, but barely). The sauce was sugary sweet. Even though we were very hungry, we simply could not eat this pizza and ended up throwing it away. It was a very disappointing experience.

Unless you have over an hour to kill waiting for a cold hot dog and hamburger, PICK A DIFFERENT…read moreRESTAURANT! Seriously, my friend and I ordered two orders of fries, a hot dog, a hamburger and two diet cokes at 12:08 today. We were told "30-40 minutes." People who ordered after us got their pizza and sides before we got our food, which was the first red flag. The lady at the table next to us said, "They are losing tickets; you better go check on your food." I did; I was told everything was fine. I asked for our drinks. They were grudgingly given. At 12:50 (42 minutes after ordering), my friend went to check on our food. She was told "It's gonna be another 20-25 minutes!" At 1:13 we finally got our food when I went to the window and asked AGAIN. Two bags were basically tossed at me. "It just came up," the waitress said. I call BS on that! Everything was cold! NEVER AGAIN

I normally get breakfast food at any diner, but enjoyed my wrap as well. The rice was also good…read more Our service was friendly, tho a bit slow even for drink refills. They updated this one like the others I've been to in our area. I like the look.

Came to Eat'n Park on a whim. It gives diner vibes and the staff are incredibly friendly. The…read morehostess and server were really attentive to us. I got the pierogis and kielbasa which I enjoyed (the pireogis were light and didn't make me feel heavy), but would've liked better if it wasn't like room temperature with the air conditioning on. Got their famous sugar cookie but was not a fan of it.

I wish I could give Pine Grill more than 5 stars. I initially reached out to pine grill to plan a…read morefuneral dinner. Mark, the owner, communicated with me directly and was EXCEPTIONALLY flexible when additional guests joined us last minute. The food was fabulous - we were there for pasta night and the pasta choices were all great. Gotta recommend the perogies as well, a pennsylvania classic. I also gotta say - if you're a vegan, this place will be hard for you possibly (but i think the grain bowl or beyond burger will work!). Vegetarians will be happy, as the vegetarian options are great! If you're looking for a nice spot for a comfortable meal, this is your spot!

They always say, "eat where the locals eat." And I've found that to often be true. Pine Grill was…read morepacked locals.... And....it was okay. The salads were ice cold, good start. Unfortunately the salmon was a bit overcooked and dry. And my Blue cheese pasta with beef tips was overwhelmingly salty and a tad extreme and the beef a bit chewy. They were out of pumpkin!! The cheesecake was standard fare frozen NY cheesecake: good enough. Most impressively the staff in this place either love their jobs or are under extreme duress because we were exhausted watching the exemplary service. The interior is awesome, all decked out in 50s pine, beautiful wood lighting diverted and old school French doors; beautiful. Overall just okay.

The service is terrible. They have to park drive through orders all the time. It's supposed to be…read morefast food not Perkins for old people.

Every so often I get the craving for Dairy Queen, and I don't mean the craving for ice cream. I…read morewanted the grill portion of their menu. I know it is not much different from other fast food joints, but it just feels fresher. Going through the drive thru here was a breeze. It was dinner time and people were out and about, but there were not many at DQ. I could have taken this in one of two ways, it was either bad because this DQ is not doing something right, or it is a good thing because there are so many different choices in the area. Whichever it was, I didn't care. I rolled up, ordered and was around to the window to pay and wait for my food. Interaction with the employees were pleasant and swift. When I got home I dug into the food. I went with the bacon cheeseburger combo meal. I chose onion rings for my side. Onion rings were not so bad, but some of them had a burnt flavor to them as if they were overcooked just a bit. The burger, like I said earlier, tasted fresh. I do know that DQ is known for cooking that burger when you order it and I know I have seen them toast the bun as that happens. The toppings just feel as if they were just freshly cut and put on top. I was digging the burger so much that I didn't even notice that I was getting burger drippings all over myself. I was definitely glad I was at home eating this and not in the restaurant. I looked like a mess. It definitely filled that need for the craving I had. Enough to ebb it off for a while.

Typical Wendy's, clean and friendly. Food came out fast and hot. Bingo…read more Bonus EV charging behind the restaurant.

I typically do not write a post on fast food but if the experience was so awesome or poor then I…read moremay note it in which I'm doing here. My recent visit to Wendy's late at night left much to be desired. After ordering a simple chicken sandwich, I was instructed to pull up and wait for what was promised to be a brief 7 minutes. Little did I know, those 7 minutes would stretch into an excruciatingly long 37-minute wait. To their credit, the staff did attempt to compensate for the extended delay by offering me a complimentary large fries. However, no amount of fries could make up for the frustration of waiting nearly 40 minutes for a single sandwich. It's clear that Wendy's needs to improve their efficiency and preparation, ensuring that such lengthy delays are not a common occurrence. While the gesture of offering fries was appreciated, it's ultimately the timely service and quality of food that matter most. Hopefully, steps will be taken to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.