The place is very family oriented and the prices are great. Selling breakfast all day is a great…read morebig plus. Staff is friendly and on spot

Every one in our group had omelets they all said how good they were. I had a BLT every thing was…read moregood except the bread , it seamed to be quite dry. Service was great.

My daughter and went there last night. We sat at the drive-thru speaker for about 10 minutes before…read moresomeone came on. We ordered them came around to the front. No one came to the window for 5 mins. We were watching them. The ice cream machine was broken. Instead of them saying to us that they're having problems and then they could not provide our order they let us sit at the drive-thru window for 35 minutes. We also watched someone order food walk out and then walk back in. Their order was wrong. The manager acted like she could not troubleshoot anything with the machine. The manager was also not telling anyone as far as customers what was going on she just had her back to everyone and not explaining what was going on. They need to give her more management training. Will not go back here again.

Love their blizzards have friendly people, defiantly get a big crowd in the summer on Columbia Ave…read more Lancaster pa.

Onto my next work adventure and this time it was via a road trip. I really enjoy taking road trips…read moreand I enjoy exploring new areas. If given enough time I usually will do some research on the area and figure out a good place to eat. Not this trip, so I figured I would find a familiar face and head there for a bite to eat. Seeing the sign when I came around the bend I ended up pulling in here. From the road it appears that this place is in need of an update. Like in dire need. I wanted to sit down and eat so I opted to go inside. When walking inside it is like being taken back to the late 80s/early 90s. They have not updated it one bit. Remember when they tried to save space and built the booths where they were all interconnected. All four of them, and if they were able to rotate, it would be a food merry-go-round. The dark red carpeting with that pinkish color wall color. That toned down dentist office waiting room feel? Yikes, it was a bit nostalgic and took me back to shopping trips with the family. Before you ask, no, there was no remnants of the salad bar. Service inside was fairly quick. And there was a steady flow of customers, both inside and in the drive thru. Food was hot and for a quick meal, it hit the spot. The people complaining about the drive thru time, suck it up and order ahead of time on the app and decide to pick up by walking inside. You, like many other people during the pandemic, have become used to drive thru service and expect the establishment to have telepathy with what you want and have it on hand for you to happily drive up and they toss it in your car. You should really look at yourself before you expect drive thru service to be exceptionally fast.

the place was empty. we stood forever to be waited on then order on the kios. the French fries were…read moreterrible one order was cold the other was like leather. I don't recommend eating here. by time I got home I was sick as a dog. I know I got sick from the horrible food. I live Wendy's but this way was horrible.

After being out in the area my Dad started grumbling about how he was hungry. When Dad wants…read moresomething to eat, you find some place to eat. I wasn't in the mood for going to a sit down restaurant, so fast food it was. Yes, before I get further into this review, this is the infamous McDonald's that so many people wrote (and it appears to be that they are still doing so) bad reviews. So if you see a review with reference to pest control or cleanliness of the restaurant, bypass them. Most of those reviews are from people that are from out of state, probably never been to Pennsylvania, and most certainly have never been to Altoona. Not a dis, just a fact. When we got here, I have to say that the parking lot was really confusing. Even though this sits on the main drag through the area, it abuts a residential neighborhood. I was trying to circle around the lot to head back to the front (it is one-way) I didn't think you could because only looked like the drive thru was the only lane. Not to worry, there is a road, more of the size of an alley, that you can make your way back up around. This location has indoor and outdoor seating. We chose to dine inside. Ordering wise, I chose the kiosk, tapped away at the screen, got a table number and then headed to find a seat. Dining room was decently clean even though it was busy with people. Another note on the dining area, there is a lot of space taken up for things that shouldn't be there. There is one small alcove that has two tables, but not for customers, they have a bunch of stuff there for people to apply to work there, and possible they do job interviews there. Then there is the area towards the bathrooms, large enough to accommodate several people and great enough if you want to be antisocial. However, this area was kind of off limits. You know, the area where said incident took place. The staff seem to have taken up roots here. At the end of my meal I did head back here to use the restroom and almost every table had something on it. Laptops, paperwork, general nonsense items. That way no one could sit in this area. I understand, but if it is a busy and full dining room, customers should come first. As far as the food, the order was almost correct. The prepared items were definitely right, but when our food was brought to the table there were no drinks. When we brought that up the employee asked if we ordered from the kiosk. Obviously we did, why else were you delivering the food to the table, with the table number on it? Also, that shouldn't matter if we ordered at the kiosk or not, either fill the cups in the back and at the least give us our cups. When I did go fill our cups after finally getting them, that was a hassle. We both wanted sweet tea, but the two containers were both nearly empty. It was like I was standing there waiting for the tea to be freshly brewed. For the remainder of the meal, nothing special, it's McDonald's. I still am not the biggest fan, but will make do. I am also fairly sure this location does not warrant the low, fake reviews it currently has.

The service was so slow. I waited 30min for my mobile order inside restaurant. The order was french…read morefries, 2 cookies and a coke and coffee. After checking on the order it had been set aside so the coffee and french fries were lukewarm

When home for a birthday weekend for one of my siblings, I had to run out to grab a few things. Not…read morehaving time to squeeze in dinner we had to make due. There are choices in this area, but we opted for what we thought would be fast. We should have gone elsewhere if we were looking for fast. This McDonald's has been here for decades. Outlasting the go cart track, multiple rebuilds of the Sheetz, and stores closing down nearby. We pulled in, later in the evening, and the parking lot was nearly empty. We actually wondered if the lobby was closed. But we took the chance to come inside. Like most locations, this one focuses too much on the drive thru. Which became apparent when we had placed our orders and waiting long than you should have to at a fast food place. What was surprising was the customer service. The lady that did end up serving our food to us was a delight. She was funny, didn't take any grief, and if I remember correctly, was singing while she worked. I loved that she put my Dad in his place. My Dad was being a bit too much asking for things that he could have grabbed himself. The food is what you would expect. I did give their new sandwich a try. It was decent and possibly too much food for one meal. The Big Arch is basically the Big Mac in a trench coat. Better cheese and fried onion straws. This location went through a change when McDonald's wanted to grow up, but they held onto some nostalgia things. Like Ronald McDonald outside on a bench and some of the old roofline. But, like I said, not many people will care since they are in the drive thru.

If you're into dried out burgers that taste like yesterdays and cool fries that are actually the…read moreworst I've ever had in any McDonalds, this is the place for you. This hasn't happened on just one occasion but probably three over the several years I've lived near here. There's no use complaining, I just stopped going all together.

Pretty good experience. Decided to use the dining area since there were open seats. This place has…read morebeen busy since opening. The staff seem to be keeping up well. Being a franchise, this location is very similar to other Arby's locations. Great selection of sandwiches.

The food is good but the curly fries are on to the seasoned side. I would love it if they bring…read moreback the Snack Value menu. Love the roast beef especially without the cheese.

I stopped here on March 29, 2026, needing both coffee and gas, and I was pleasantly surprised. The…read morecoffeehouse is excellent, and the mini-mart connected to the gas station is really well done. The store was stocked with a great selection of what appeared to be locally made foods. I was especially impressed by the branding and cozy coffee house motif. This place really feels unique. I'll definitely keep it on my radar. If you're traveling on 70 through Maryland, check it out.

Oak Barrel Cafe, Little Orleans, MD: Type: Cafe with a…read more24-hour menu. Offerings: Baked goods, deli sandwiches, burgers, beer, and wine. They also have homemade bakery items, fresh deli, antibiotic-free chicken, and never-frozen, hand-pattied burgers. Other features: Sells unique gifts, candies, jams & jellies, and has a good selection of craft beer, local wines, and fine spirits. It's also part of the Allegany County Ice Cream Trail. Convenience: Easy access from the highway.

Food was great. Visited while in town for business. Was solo and seated at high top in bar area…read more There were about 6 other customers at the bar. Ambience and decorum was nice with an upscale feel yet still casual. It took a while for the bartender to get through prior customers to come take my order, but she was working solo with what appeared to be a trainee. Had the surf and turf. Food was great. I'd come back and recommend to others.

The restaurant decor and vibe are fantastic. I greatly appreciate that almost every dish has a…read moregluten-free option if it isn't already gluten free. We shared the Potato Wedges for the appetizer; these were oilier than I prefer. My entree was the Herbed Lamb with GF Truffled White Cheddar Cheese rigatoni and vegetable medley, all of which was delicious. I also enjoyed a Blueberry Lemondrop to drink.

Standard turnpike plaza. The rest rooms were clean, so that's a plus. I always enjoy getting a…read moreStarbucks and some Auntie Anne's pretzel bits from employees that walk that fine line between customer service and "How did my life lead me to here?"... Eh...pretty much in and out and off I went, thankfully not needing any of their ridiculously over priced gas.

I've driven in the PA Turnpike a million times, but just stopped at the Blue Mountain Service Plaza…read morefor the first time. There's gas, plenty of clean bathrooms, massage chairs, murals of local attractions, Starbucks, 7 Eleven, Sbarro, Auntie Anne's, and a Roy Rogers! I haven't seen a Roy Rogers in yeeeeeears.

Glad we found this on yelp! Perfect travel stop with perfect sandwiches. We got a turkey club on…read morewheat to share. Plenty of turkey, bacon, cheese with lettuce and adequate seasonings. The guys were spot on. It's enough to share one instead of getting individual size. Plus that saved us some money. Service was quick and friendly! No pics because we inhaled them on the road

Delicious and fresh turkey club! Friendly place! Friend…read morehad the Chicken Cheesesteak and gave it an A+! Very near freeway exit and next door to a Starbucks!!