Fantastic spot after a long, 60-mile day riding the GAP. The sandwich was almost too big to finish…read more("almost" meaning I ate it all). Plenty of fries too. I ordered the small grilled vegetables which was mostly cauliflower but also had onion & zucchini.

Great flavors, great choices of sandwiches and salads! I had The Hunky with a side salad and my…read morewife had the Turkey bacon apple butter sandwich with fries. Flavors really blend well to give one a delicious mouthful in every bite.

I would rename this The Beeth Oven after the fabulous Bill and Ted movie, because this was like…read morestepping back in time, but in a totally excellent way. The Most Triumphant dish? The Pizza Fries. These fried dough "egg rolls" contain pepperoni and cheese and are served with a most excellent red dipping sauce. They used to be called Pizza Fryes which was a take on the Historical Dude Founder's name. The Wedding Soup was also a favorite. It was loaded with meatballs and all the other goodness wedding soup has. I had a bowl because I knew it would be good. The pizza wasn't my favorite, but I was already kinda full from the other stuff too, so it didn't get a fair chance. I was kinda bummed they didn't use pasta as a straw. So much fun drinking that way. Love the extra carbs, but I can understand why they went with regular straws. They still serve soda pop in mason jars though. Be Excellent to Each Other! And enjoy your trip to The Italian Oven.

Decided to try the Italian Oven in Connelsville. What a treat. Looks small from outside but, is…read morebigger inside. We had a wonderful server, Kate who was friendly and patient with us for our first time visit. She brought our beverages and checked back as we looked over the menu and specials. We settled on a crab and shrimp linguine and chicken Asiago. Looking around, there was a familiar feeling to the restaurant. The checkered black & white and red detailing. We also noticed many diners seemed to have a good relationship with servers. This gave us a feeling of comfort knowing diners obviously were happy at this restaurant. Our dinners started with a salad or cup of soup. Once our dinners arrived we knew we were in trouble because there was a lot in each bowl. Please come hungry. Both dinners were very tasty. We'd recommend this restaurant.

I didn't expect to find a sushi spot, much less a decent one, in a West Pennsylvania town called…read moreConnellsville, but here I was spending the night at the nearby Comfort Inn on the Youghiogheny River (that's a mouthful!). When I asked the front desk staff what might be a good place for dinner, she recommended not this spot but the popular restaurant bar next door. Iconoclast that I am, I decided to venture into the cold pitch black and walked about ten minutes. A polite South Asian man greeted me. Seated in the adjacent dining room, I was the only diner until a couple showed up about a half hour later. The menu was robust, and I was hungry after a long drive from Downtown Pittsburgh. First I ordered the $6.50 Agedashi Tofu, which was not the traditional appetizer. It consisted of large wedges of deep-fried tofu covered with bonito shavings and accompanied by tempura sauce (Photo 9). It was pretty good with an emphasis on quantity. Portion was to be a recurring theme as my entree was the abundant $26.95 Sashimi Deluxe consisting of a dozen pieces of fish plus a tuna roll cut into six pieces (Photo 10). It was a decent variety of mostly thick slices of maguro, hamachi, and ebi. No salmon though and there were imitation crab sticks. The tuna roll was rather generic. Again I was impressed more by the quantity than the quality. Certainly plenty of wasabi and ginger. I didn't leave room for the complimentary miso soup (Photo 8) much less any notion of dessert. Their menu expands to poke bowls, yakisoba, and four different ramen bowls. They even offer General Tso's chicken and shrimp. That level of versatility is impressive, but it's been my experience that not everything can be well executed consistently. Regardless, if I was a local resident of Connellsville, I'm sure I'd be here a lot. FOOD - 3 stars...quantity was impressive, quality was variable AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...spacious dining room, not much on decor SERVICE - 4 stars...quite attentive TOTAL - 3 stars...you can have sashimi in Connellsville RELATED - Exploring the Pittsburgh area? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/pzu3eaj9lI

Roughly one year later I returned for some to go sushi. On Friday at 5:30 there did not appear to…read morebe anyone dining in the restaurant. The entry had a large dehumidifier running and it smelled like a sweaty jiu jitsu gym I ordered the spicy maki combo and a philly roll. I'm raising my review to a 2, up from a 1 at opening. The miso had greatly improved. Nothing special and certainly far from being great, but it was acceptable. The sushi was mushy and lacking flavor. The rolls lacked developed flavor and were mostly carried by heat. I removed the salmon from the philly roll. I highly recommend they find a better quality smoked salmon.

I am leaving a 2-star review, and the wings were the only thing that saved this from being a 1-star…read moreexperience. When we arrived (party of three), my husband and I ordered a small pizza and 12 wings, and our friend ordered a pot roast sandwich with wings. It took about 15 minutes just for someone to take our drink order. Our waitress explained there was a delay due to staff singing happy birthday, which we understood. After placing our food order, we waited another 20 minutes. Eventually, the kitchen brought out both orders of wings and the pot roast sandwich--but no pizza. When our waitress checked on us, we mentioned the missing pizza, and she explained it comes from a separate line and would be out later. That was fine, but no effort was made to check on it or follow up. We nearly finished all of our food, and still no pizza. Our waitress then returned with boxes and the check, asking if we needed anything else. At that point, I again mentioned the missing pizza. She rolled her eyes and repeated that it comes from a different line. By then, we were already done eating and no longer wanted it. What followed was extremely unprofessional. After we declined the pizza, she stormed off, removed it from the bill, then came back holding the pizza, dropped the check on the table, and said, "Well here it is--you don't want it?!" She then offered the pizza to a nearby table in an irritated tone. When I said I would be mentioning this in my review, she responded, "I don't know why you're so mad, I did nothing wrong." When I tried to calmly explain the situation from a customer perspective, she interrupted, put her hand up toward me, and said, "Whatever, I don't care, you're nasty." She then continued speaking negatively about us to coworkers within earshot. This was one of the most unprofessional dining experiences I've ever had. There was no apology at any point, no accountability, and no basic courtesy such as thanking us or acknowledging us when we left. The food was okay, but the service completely overshadowed the experience.

Used to eat here back in the 80s when I lived in town, but I came back for a weekend visit to…read morePittsburgh and to see my old stomping grounds so I had to stop at Bud Murphy's. Just got the cheese pizza and enjoyed it very much. Definitely a place I'll eat each time. I come back to visit the hometown.

Ate in here for lunch service. I wanna start by saying that my food was fine. It wasn't anything…read morespecial but it was fine. However, the server seemed extremely annoyed that she had to wait on people. Literally, there was only a small handful of tables so it wasn't like she had tons of people to wait on.. it was just OK and I mean it's a small Chinese restaurant in Connellsville so what in the world do you expect? Honestly, I wouldn't make a special trip for this.

Always fast service, so ordering and pick up are easy. Sometimes the food can be a little too…read morecrispy ...but good

I love this place. I have been coming here since the mid 1990s and it's always a great experience…read more I do miss my first visit to the Laurel Mall location but that's ok. If you want a great meal always think about Vally Dairy.

Love this place, low expectations and they they are usually fast and polite. Easy eating diner…read morefoods. Just what you expect.

5/5 food 3/5 service…read more Placed to go order, asked for a burger with cheese and ketchup and a side of ranch for fries. Asked for steak salad, no tomato or onion. Person on the phone says "there are no onions on the salads so- no tomato." Okay, no problem. Left a tip for to go. Checked bag before leaving, no ranch or ketchup. Asked if I could get ranch and ketchup, server walks back and brings out ketchup. I asked again for ranch (3rd time) and she seemed very irritated. Said thank you and she kept walking. Maybe just having a bad day but very bad attitude. Also - they put tomato on the salad. We'll pick it out but just overall poor experience lol

I don't even like Pepperoni pizaa but I couldn't stop eating theirs. Perfectly stringy, thick…read moreprovalone/mozzarella, red sauce balanced elegantly between tangy and sweet with enough depth, and fantastic garlic butter crust. Not pictured is the Reuben, which was also worth every penny. Staff was friendly and helpful. We will be back!

The food is really good and the portion sizes are decent. We have done takeout here a few times…read more The service was amazing and the ambiance of the inside is nice even though we have not yet dined in. Will be back soon for another visit.

Food and service is always great. Quick 10-15 minute waits for a meal. Never had an issue with…read moretheir food

Bathrooms are clean. Great selection of drinks and grab n' go food. The made to order selection is…read morealso good. Personally, I think Sheetz has Wawa beat. They have a small place to sit down and eat your food before hitting the road again. A must have if you're going to be planting yourself all over the country side. Stop in, fill up your tank, wash your face, drop a deuce, eat some food, and stretch your legs before hitting the road again.

So here's the thing, Connellsville has two Sheetz, less than four miles apart. Those four miles…read moremakes all the difference however...depending on what you want to get. And yes, I did visit the other Sheetz in the area almost directly after stopping at this one. This Sheetz is located in town which can translate to busy no matter the time of day. For me, this was to be a quick stop to use the facilities, pick up an item or two and after looking around, head to the other location in the area. Not sure what goes on here, but if you want to avoid being around people, go to the other location. There is a constant stream in and out here making for browsing almost a chore. Big difference here is that you can purchase beer and wine. Not all Sheetz have converted as of yet. That may be why this location is busier than usual. Definitely will not go out of my way to visit this location again unless I am in the area for a reason.