What can I say? Not to be missed. Last time I was here was…read morein 1985 and it's still got that old sided street rustic charm.

one of the best bars in Indiana. Super fun for a casual and chill night with friends. Huge variety…read moreof drinks and shots. Food is pretty good, staff and management is always super nice and attentive. They have the best bloody marys and their orange and blue raspberry crushes are soo good the french fries are awful- if youre sober or not

Randy hired my best friend, Neil and Matt are also owners. She worked her ass off for a failing…read morebusiness, that she tried to revive. She is is one of the hardest working people I know, and great with people. I say that as a person who worked in Bars and Restaurants for many years. She had to leave when the owners didn't pay her, and I've heard others were not payed. please don't patronize this establishment, and don't be fooled into working there.

In reference to the review of the food The price of the food is one or two dollars something to…read morechew on it's not gourmet The staff 90% of them are very well suited for the job and 10% percents could use some corrective action Beverages are pored properly if you're too drunk to detect alcohol level you might think they're board poorly The bar tender I took a picture of is probably one of the best bartenders I've never had, and I travel the world for a living

We are alumni of IUP and recently visited after 30 years. What a fun time traveling back on memory…read morelane. The music is great. Service was great and quick. Drinks were fantastic. Fun atmosphere. 5 old 50 YO ladies felt super welcome and even left with a free tshirt compliments of the owner. There were plenty of bouncers around if there happened to be a security concern. But we didn't witness any issues. This place is just trying to be a fun, safe place for kids to go, yet it definitely made us feel completely welcome. We'll be back on the next visit.

Second visit to Noble Stein. This is one of two micro breweries in Indiana, PA. They have a food…read moremenu, although I didn't look at it. They have plenty of seating inside. Most of the folks who were there seemed to be eating, as well as having some drinks. I did see that they have soft drinks for kids. The draft list had 12 drinks on tap. One cider from Arsenal in Pittsburgh and the rest from Noble Stein. The my had numerous style of beer to choose from as well as a seltzer that they brewed. They only had one of the styles that I regularly choose from (hazy IPA), I tried it and found it to be okay, not amazing. My son had their Dunkel and liked it a lot. We both also ordered a Hefeweizen and it was solid. If you or your friends like different styles of beer then you won't be disappointed with this place because they had variety.

Great place to grab a beer. Haven't tried their food yet, will re-rate when I do. The beer is…read moregreat. The new prickly pear is the best! Love it

We went upstairs to watch the hockey game with a small group of people... And have some drinks…read more One bartender about 40 people watching the game. Drinks were pretty light on the alcohol unfortunately. The owner came up and gave us a couple shots to make up for it. Beer selections, kind of mid. Lots of energy, lots of screens, huge bar. The highlight is the restroom... With no door, and a one-way mirror so that you can keep your eye on the screen and your friends while you use the urinal. LOL

We went on "butger night"...there were 2 other patrons in the place. Our food took quite awhile…read more Fries came cold. Burger was overdone and on stale bread with sad veggies to compliment uts burnt and charcoal and inedible taste. We sent it backhand they came to question why....WOW! They claimed all burgers are done this way....No wonder the place was empty. The only bright spot was Ella, our server. She was kind and tried to help. Bar Mgr was curt and abrupt...and plain rude. I say stop burger night!

Pleasant surprise in Indiana PA. The beer was great and my tacos were perfect…read more Would go again.

While gathering stuff to bring home as my son's college year is coming to an end, we decided to…read morestop here on our way home. It was only my second time here. I give it four stars mainly because the folks working there were so nice and accommodating. I've been told the food is pretty good, although I've never tried it. Table beside me had some tasty looking nachos. It's a clean but not overly decorated or impressive inside. As far as the beer goes, I can't say I was impressed. I primarily drink IPA's and barrel aged stouts. I've tried several of their IPA's in my two visits and at local places and found them to be okay. Not great but not bad.

Went there with my Fiancé for the first time about a month ago. There was a little wait but with…read moretoday's staffing issues as a whole was understandable, I don't mind waiting when its great service and great food. Our server was awesome the food was hot and fresh and the most important part very tasteful. I will be down again next week (June).

Know what to expect when coming here. This location is a smaller one, the food can be hit or miss…read moresometimes but it's usually pretty solid. Decent service, good drinks.

Very nice place on Philadelphia St in Indiana Pa. meeting my freshman son there for lunch- my…read moreparents and I chose this place because my mom read an online review. We got here around 12:45 and had our choice of tables. The place is named after Coney Island. No, NOT THAT CONEY ISLAND! It's named after a small Island in the north west area of IRELAND. There's Irish stuff all over the walls, lots of Guinness stuff everywhere... we ordered food. 2 fish sandwiches, a chicken sandwich and a black & blue burger with bacon. The fish was beer battered and came out piping hot. The batter had a hard time staying on the fish and by the 4th bite- my dad had a handful of batter & semi soggy bun in his hand. My mom was somehow able to keep hers together. My sons chicken sandwich had the biggest fried chicken breast u could ever imagine on a bun. It looked amazing and I was jealous. My Black & Blue Burger was the regular size. They make a 12oz burger but DAMN, I wasn't that hungry. It was perfectly cooked w just enough spice, blue cheese and 2 thick slices of bacon. Delicious. Their fries come in cups and we're nice & crispy. The cole slaw was really good- just a little tang and cut like KFC. Service was a bit slow for them being not busy but we enjoyed our lunch. Thank you Coney Island...

Mandatory tips for our group of 9. Slow service especially drink refills. Food was decent & pricing…read morewas o.k. Probably won't be going back because of tip policy & service.

Anytime you look for good, local restaurants, the ones found inside hotels aren't necessarily the…read morefirst to come to mind. This one is a nice go-to and we were impressed with our first experience. It has a modern, up-to-date feel and a lot of space between tables. Our waitress was attentive, though couldn't personally recommend a cocktail because they can't drink there(?) I think it's good to have the wait staff sample the drinks and entrees. That way they can describe a flavor or recommend something based on the someone's individual tastes. The food was great. I got the fish and chips and my girlfriend got a burger. The fish filet was large and fried really well. The drinks were good, especially the margarita. We'll go back in the future.

The hotel restaurant at the Radisson in Wayne, Indiana was surprisingly satisfying. Visiting for a…read morefriend's wedding, our group made several stops to the bar between ceremony, reception, and the next day's catered brunch. Our bartender was great, able to handle large groups and incredibly patient for the long hours he seemingly worked. [He served us during intermittent visits between three in the afternoon and three in the morning. Hope he gets some overtime]. I first ordered a Negroni, which the bartender mixed with Aperol. This sin probably lies on me, as I did not notice the bar did not carry Campari. I quickly switched to a gin martini which helped me overcome the error in judgment. As a group, we didn't order much in terms of food, but the sweet potato fries were a highlight item. The bartender brought us extra sauces for dipping alongside the 'brown sugar aioli'--not an 'aioli' but delicious trumps nomenclature, I suppose. Our excitement for the late night return was curbed by the kitchen's closure. The bar did a great job keeping the party lubricated with alcohol and handled an influx of guests when a second wedding party sharing the hotel arrived for a whiskey-fueled raucous. The next morning's service--first we experienced with a new staff--was disheveled (not unlike our group) and the bar was unprepared to mix hangover-staying Bloody Marys. The bar does not open at the same time as brunch begins, so we were seated at a table while we waited for the beverages. The drinks were almost certainly made with a pre-packaged Bloody mix and somehow took nearly twenty minutes to prepare. The breakfast cocktail, the staple of a hotel restaurant's bar fare, was a big disappointment. Expectations at a hotel restaurant and bar should always be middling, and our experience at RBG fell within our expectations.

My family went to Maudies Sixers tonight and went to the upper seating section in the bar area…read morethinking we'd eat and catch the game.....wrong.....the bartender basically hollered up to us (in front of the entire place) that she was not going to be waiting on us up there. So we left. I'm not about to give $1 to an establishment like that.

Passing through the area and decided to give it one more chance. Pizza is still terrible and not…read moreeven close to what they used to sell. The dough is different Not fresh. The cheese is different and so is the sauce. Crossing this one off for good.