First of all, I was bedazzled when I came here a second time. They have two menus, one for…read morebreakfast and one for lunch, so if you go there you may notice your favs are not there, you're just there too early/late. The food is well priced, and their Ruben is probably the best in Steubenville (maybe the only in Steubenville, I'll have to check that). The people there are cool, and refills are free. I had a good experience cause my first time there they offered me a job (I'm too young to work). Overall it's a medium sized restaurant, not quite Texas Roadhouse or Bob Evan's size, but a good six booth, six table restaurant (I didn't count, just from memory). Go here, McDonald's will not satisfy your hunger, and your stomach will thank you.

Restaurant was not busy. One large table of 8 people. 8:30 am 4th of July. The menu is very…read moresparse. I get that with rising food costs. We ordered. 35 minutes still no food. 45 minutes later food came out. Over medium eggs were cooked hard. Bacon was rubbery. Sausage gravy cool not hot. We finished most of our meal. Server comes over with a hand held unit telling us a price. Then corrects herself for the correct order. I ask. May I see the bill. She hands me the machine. I said I've never paid at a restaurant without seeing what I'm paying for. $28 for a meal that was all bad.

This was our first trip to Sarah's and definitely will not be our last. As soon as we walked in we…read morewere greeted by an amazingly friendly staff. There aren't a ton of tables but enough to accommodate 20-30 people in total across various tables. The menu was a little intimidating for me as brunch isn't anything I've ever had. But it's basically a breakfast menu and a lunch menu. They also have a nice bakery selection as well. I went with the caprese and a salad. I made a slight mistake and didn't read everything that came on the sandwich. As an avid carnivore I was a little disappointed to find out it was vegetarian, but that was before I tried it. The combination of the creamy mozzarella, tomato and balsamic was fantastic. It was probably one of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. Im hoping the next time we stop in they aren't out of their salty bread to try with it. My wife tried the turkey, Brie and apple butter sandwich. Her's was my favorite of the two. They lightly toast the sandwich so everything is warm and creamy. The apple butter pairs nicely with the Brie and the smokey turkey. I'd recommend both of our sandwiches but if mine was an 8/10 hers was a 10 for me. I also had their house salad on the side. It wasn't anything extra special but the cranberries were a really nice touch to take it to the next level. If I had even one complaint to make it would be the hours. I'm sure they close at 2 because most people because they're a brunch spot, but with the quality of their food i would eat it for any meal of the day. I can't recommend it enough honestly.

We didn't appreciate having to order before sitting down and getting our own water, but the seating…read moreis so awkward (mostly squashed against a wall with only a narrow walkway) that I understand that that is probably the best system. When we walked in, there was an unsmiling staff member who just continued to stamp bags while we awkwardly just stood there. However, the rest of the staff was friendly. They have a great menu with interesting options. My husband enjoyed his breakfast sandwich. My quiche was tasty, but while piping hot on the outside, it wasn't even room temp in the middle. I also didn't like having to drink my water out of a plastic cup, but would be happy to stop by this place again

Really at a cross roads reading the other reviews after our lunch experience here. This vibes were…read morecozy and everyone at the door was welcoming and friendly. And that's where it pretty much ended for me. We were greeted by 2 individuals prior to being sat. Once we were sat I was told I couldn't have any outside drinks. I was carrying a hot tea in a paper cup when we walked in. No one else mentioned this. I later read a posting in the bathroom about outside drinks being prohibited. Seemed like it was mostly to prevent outside alcohol but was a blanket statement for all drinks. I thought it was odd I had to take my hot tea back to my car. Besides that the waitress wasn't super warm and friendly either. If I remember correctly she started with, "what are you drinking?" After I had to walk my tea to our parked vehicle. The food was mid. Very very mid. I got a salmon savory crepe. The salmon was dry, almost white in color and just seemed old. The crepe itself was chewy and hard to cut. My husband's wrap was decent. Kids plates were also decent. I liked that you "created" their plate from 3 categories or options. Overpriced for quality and portion. Once our food arrived there was a swarm of gnats that came with it. Our table was wobbly so cutting any food shook the entire surface. Our toddler caught on to this and wanted to rock the table the whole time. So between holding the table, trying to cut food and swatting gnats away.. it just wasn't a good experience all together. I'm confident there are better options in town for us to try when we return.

Crepes are the star here, so definitely get a crepe! They have sweet crepes and savory crepes, and…read morewe got one of the classic sweet options with Nutella, berries and whipped cream. It was big enough to share with three people! This is the type of restaurant that has silly names for everything on their menu. For example, Crepes of Wrath is a savory crepe with sausage, and Banana-fo-Fana has bananas and granola in it. Usually, I refuse to say these silly names out loud when I order, and instead will just order according to the ingredients. ("Give me the Nutella and berries crepe.") I know. I'm that person! You don't want to take me to a silly-names restaurant, because I will ruin your silly-names experience. In this case, though, the silly names are so pervasive throughout the menu that I was overwhelmed and I just gave up. Sometimes, you just have to grit your teeth and play along. Yes, I did say, "Give me the Last Tango." Before the crepe, though, we got lunch. Later Alligator has a huge sandwich menu. At least two dozen different sandwiches! Then there's wraps, salads, appetizers and a kids' menu. I got the Fowl Play (sigh), which is chicken salad with lettuce and tomato on a croissant. My oldest kid got the Club Car, which included ham, turkey, Swiss cheese and lettuce. In case you were wondering: The silly names extend to the kids menu, too! (Which Wich Tuna Fish is just one example.) My younger kid got the Munchkin (mac and cheese). The kids' mac and cheese here is a mini cup, so just keep that in mind if your child eats a lot. Both of my children eat like birds, so the size of the mac and cheese wasn't a problem for us. This is also the type of restaurant that has interesting things everywhere you look (including the restroom!), so take some time to look around at all of the paraphernalia everywhere.

We came as a group of ten to celebrate Mother's Day for my wife, Mother-in-law, and Sister-in-law…read more There is both a downstairs and an upstairs as seating areas. The place has a clean Italian look. We started out with bread and oil, greens and beans, asparagus. For meals we all ordered some type of pasta. You can't miss on any of the pasta dishes. I along with others, had gnocchi. Others had spaghetti, shrimp scampi, and lasagna. The service was really good. Mila and her team did a great job taking care of us.

Well I will say this. The food is good. Is it elite? No. Is it solid? Yeah. I'd probably give this…read moreplace a 3.8/5.0...... Came here for Mother's day with a large group and had a variety of different things. I had the gnocchi and veal. The veal was great. Not a ton of gnocchi on the plate however. It also could have been warmer. The service was just average. One person didn't get their food for like 10-15 minutes after everyone else which kind of stinks. They said it was just "sitting down there" and got lost in the shuffle. I thought it was pretty pricey for the portions. We got the bread as an appetizer which was pretty good but again, not elite. I'd go back again maybe on a day it's not as busy.

My family recently stayed here, and I was not impressed with the accommodations. We were definitely…read morelooking forward to our stay at Oglebay, and other parts made it worthwhile such as the lights and the zoo, but this lodge really needs an update. Our room in the lodge was small and very tight compared to most hotel rooms these days. There was visible dust in the heater unit, and in the corners on the floor, and there was mold in crevices in the shower. On top of that, the swimming pool seemed really filthy and the water was murky. On the flipside, the fancy restaurants seemed lovely, though quite expensive. We only dined at the coffee shop and other nearby restaurants. If you are going to Oglebay, I'd recommend staying at another nearby hotel.

The lodge itself is nice, the rooms are clean and adequate for a two night stay. So far the…read morefriendliness or helpfulness of the staff has been lack luster. Not all, but many, go around looking like they hate their job, which doesn't exactly give you that warm, welcome,holiday feeling that many probably expect, or at least hope for, when visiting here. Let's see if tonight is any better.

I was in Pittsburgh for a few days to watch the Kings/Pens hockey game. This was a poppin breakfast…read morespot. There was a wait for a table, but we got right in at the counter. I had the I Am...Kaazam! I added avocado and it would outstanding. I should have added one more slice of toast to balance it out. My hockey pal/drinking buddy had the Lox'd & Loaded. He said it was the best lox he's had. They said they make it in house. If you like hot sauce, ask for their pineapple version. It is almost clear, like it was distilled. It was a fabulous addition. For drinks, we had water. I had a mimosa and my pal had a bloody Mary. Drinking buddy even added the pineapple hot sauce to his drink. It was a great way to start the day before watching the Kings beat the Penguins.

This place is so delish! We made a reservation for brunch and it was easy to get on the list pretty…read morequickly. It started to get busy once we got there too! It is a bit tiny on the inside but they do have lots of seating. They have a coffee shop right on the other side of the restaurant and the iced lattes are delicious. Now about the food, so tasty! I got the croque madam and it was the perfect brunch dish. I added their homemade pineapple hot sauce on top. Yum!!!

I took a red eye flight from SFO and was looking for a place to go for coffee and breakfast. I…read morefound Eggs N'at through Yelp and decided to give it a try based on the positive reviews and its proximity to the airport. They did not disappoint. Parking behind the building was easy and I got a table right away. Everyone was so friendly. My server Karen was especially nice, attentive, and patient, giving me her opinion on several dishes. The food came quickly. The quality and quantity of food was an amazing value. I tried the Eggs N'at ($12.50) which included 2 eggs, 3 bacon strips, country potatoes, bread (I had cinnamon raisin), and a pancake. I upgraded my pancake to the monthly special - peaches and pecans. Everything was so delicious! To top it off, I enjoyed their music playlist. I wish they were closer to me in the SF Bay Area!

I came here for the first time and was overall pretty happy. The place is very busy and there is no…read morewhere to wait. While waiting for a table, I felt a little uncomfortable hovering around the people that were eating. The food was very good and fairly priced. I got a breakfast platter and everything was cooked perfectly. The peanut butter pancakes looked plain but they were packed with so much flavor. The potatoes were just like my mom used to make and that means they were absolutely delicious.

Honestly this place is probably a four star restaurant if you live in the area, but we were just…read morevisiting the Worlds Largest Teapot Nextdoor which is within walking distance and decided to grab lunch here. It was about $22 + 3% credit card fee + tip, so around $27 total which is a bit much. I got Mikes Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese. It was not a big sandwich, the bread was very small and plain and covered in a ton of butter and most likely grease. I got an absurd amount of fries along with it. There wasn't a ton of pork. It was pretty good though, not sure I'd get it again. The smokehouse menu was not that big and there was no mixing and matching things such as 2-3 meats + a side. It was all or nothing which is very unlike most smokehouses. Service was very mid, not the greatest, not the worst. Restaurant is fairly old inside and feels that way as if it hasn't been updated in 20 years. We probably wouldn't have eaten here other than it was just about the only thing in the area and it was lunch time and we had parked to go see the teapot.

The food is amazing!! Wait staff very friendly and prompt!! Clean and pleasant place!read more

This is a well-established diner - it's been around for over 50 years at this point. And since it's…read moreas old and well known as it is, that means it's popular. So the larger your group is, the harder it will be for you to get a table. Parking can get tricky too. My own gaggle of friends has learned to carpool, and we accept that we won't always be seated directly together. Like any good diner, Dog House's menu has plenty of breakfast options, along with burgers and sandwiches. The menu is simple but solid, and the prices are reasonable. The French toast is my bestie's favorite, and I can confirm that their burgers and Belgian waffle are also quite good. Most recently I ordered the Chicken & Waffles; it was tasty, but I admittedly wish it came with more syrup. Also wouldn't have been upset if it came with one more tender since they were on the smaller side. The staff are very nice and they clearly work as quickly as possible. Of course, their speed is always dependent on how busy the diner is overall. I'll echo other reviewers saying that if you go in expecting to eat at a small town diner, you won't be disappointed. And my recommendation is to order a breakfast item or a burger to get the whole small town diner experience!

The gravy and biscuits was really good, I was surprised at how good the eggs the g & b laid on…read morewere!! Good for a group or just a date, nice variety of food. A vibe that won't disappoint.

Good plain food Excellent service…read moreHometown restaurant Excellent bakery Coolers filled with prepared food foods

Food was great. Only a short wait for seating. Waitress was very attentive and prompt. In and out…read moreeasily for a Saturday afternoon.