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2.6 (14 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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First time eating Rallys. I was impressed with the service and the food. Will definitely be returning.

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Very slow for fast food. Be prepared to wait. Soggy fries no straw and the usual room temperature burger! NO THANK YOU!!

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They are rude and they made my food wrong and had the audacity to be upset that I wanted the correct food.

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Eat'n Park

Eat'n Park

2.8
(146 reviews)
0.9 mi
$

I've been to this Eat'n Park twice now, and this review is for the most recent visit this past…read moreweek. On the first visit, I did the soup/salad bar, and this time around I decided to try something from the menu! That's where everything went downhill. As a table, we ordered a mushroom burger w/ cream of broccoli soup, chicken penne pasta with fruit, and the chicken tenders meal w/ fries (and banana and wet wipes, since the kids' menu advertised those as complimentary). You already know I had a bad time, so here we go: - soup tasted like broccoli in milk - fruit plate was dirty - wait time for entrees felt like forever, I didn't time it but it was well over 20 minutes and I was under the impression this was a quick diner-style situation (some of it wasn't even hot when it came out!) - banana didn't come out with meal so I asked, and was given so much attitude! - asked for wet wipes 3x and they never came We go to Costco weekly so I've been looking for some decent lunch spots in the area, and I was so let down by this meal! Our host and other servers were so friendly, but our specific server had a cloud over her that day and unfortunately the mood crept on over to our table. Unfortunately it feels like soup and salad is the way to go here, and I'm not about to go out of my way for this particular soup/salad bar.

I don't write negative reviews, but dear Lord, this was a bad time. We went in to get sandwiches in…read morethe afternoon. The hostess seemed annoyed to have to seat us, but... shrug, it's not a fun job. The place was not busy. Every section in the place had a few occupied tables and booths, and many empty ones. The hostess walked us to an empty section in the back. The table was not in view of the wait staff-- it was behind a wall panel. The hostess brushed some schmutz off the table with her hand. I wondered if we'd done something to offend her (all we'd said was "Hi, table for two.") I asked if we could sit in a booth instead. I prefer booths (normal, it's normal, I'm normal) and there were so many open ones. There were around 8 empty booths about a foot away, and maybe 20 other open ones in other (open) sections. The hostess said sorry, no, this section (where she was seating us!) is closed, and I only have so many waitstaff. I assumed she was seating us in a closed section to make sure that one of the servers had a table to wait on, so we sat down. No one came by. Waiters glanced at us occasionally, confused. We checked the LED screen card reader thingie on the table. It was off. I picked it up and saw that it was missing all of the insides where a battery/cover would be. We waited a few more minutes. My husband was, by this time, pretty creeped out by the atmosphere. We shrugged, then got up and left. As we exited, the hostess, who said nothing as we were walking for the door, said in the most passive-aggressive voice I've heard outside of Reverend Lovejoy's wife on the Simpsons: "Byeeeee, have such a great day." It felt like getting flipped off by someone with road rage. I said "Thanks," because I am dumb. We shuddered and went to a different place by the Waterfront, where we had a totally normal experience sitting down and eating sandwiches. Here's the thing: I grew up here, I know the deal with Eat n Park and diners in general, and I do not get persnickety about "service" or whatever. Everyone's just getting through the day, and sometimes people are having a rough time or dealing with bad news or maybe they have IBS-- I get it, and I've been there, and it's fine. I guess what I'm complaining about is not this restaurant, the way it's run or managed-- I know nothing about all that, it seemed like a standard Eat n' Park, a place I appreciate because it's familiar and kind of quaint. Nostalgia: it counts. What stuck in my craw was this encounter with the hostess, who seemed like a genuinely mean person, the sort of person who has inexplicable and INTENSE contempt for strangers, including me and my dude, two relatively boring friendly dweebs in search of sandwiches that can be eaten while sitting down. The amount of roiling hatred or bizarro hostility it makes sense to have in this scenario is: zero. Less than zero. I hope said hostess finds a path that brings her more joy, and less contact with people.

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Burgatory - Homestead

Burgatory - Homestead

3.9
(574 reviews)
1.1 mi
$$

Burgatory is a local burger chain with several locations in the Pittsburgh area. The Homestead…read morelocation is perfectly situated in a beautiful shopping area with plenty of shops, eateries, and across from a gigantic AMC movie theater. With the variety of stores and plenty of free parking, it's become one of my favorite areas to go out when visiting Pittsburgh. Burgatory has a full bar and some daily specials, which can add some value depending on which day of the week you visit. We started off with the truffled gorgonzola fries (3.25/5). While the fries were decent, the gorgonzola cheese was a bit too strong for our tastes, so would likely ask for them without the gorgonzola next time. I got their smashburger (3.75/5), which was filling and of decent quality, but the patties themselves weren't the most flavorful. The house chips (2.5/5) that came with the meals were quite underwhelming, and it stinks that they don't have an option to sub them out for regular fries or onion rings. There's definitely a missed opportunity to not even offer an alternative option for a small upcharge, as we were told no substitutions were allowed. Service (4.5/5) was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, and Shane checked in on us several times to ask if we needed anything else. I would rate the food an overall 3.5/5, and since Yelp doesn't allow 1/2 stars, don't mind rounding up in support of a small local chain and thanks to the great service. I would return to try out some of their other menu items and would recommend Burgatory to others looking to try out a local option for burgers in the Pittsburgh area. Hopefully, they will recognize the missed opportunity to allow customers to sub out their house chips for alternative sides in the future.

Plan ahead if you want to eat here on a Friday night. It gets very busy. This place wasn't that…read morebad. Our waitress was very friendly and accommodating, especially when we wanted the impossible burger, even though it wasn't on the menu (PS it's coming back on the menu next month). The impossible burger wasn't bad, but it felt a little lack luster. The chips that came with the burger were very good though. But it took such a long time for our burgers to arrive. Not sure if I'd come back, but maybe I'd try the other veggie burger next time. Not a bad place for the waterfront.

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Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

4.0
(31 reviews)
4.1 mi
$$

North Versailles Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers nailed it. Fresh, hot food, spotless space, and a…read moreteam that actually looks happy to be there (rare!). The manager was on top of everything and personally brought our food out. My daughter said it felt like going to a family member's house where they just want to make sure you're fed--and honestly, that says it all.

When it comes to fast food, the importance of quality and service cannot be overstated. In my…read moreexperience, Raising Cane's stands as a beacon of excellence, rivaling only Chick-fil-A in its pursuit of customer satisfaction. Every visit I've made to Raising Cane's has reinforced my belief that this establishment prioritizes not just the food they serve but the entire dining experience. From the moment you step into Raising Cane's, you are greeted by an impeccably clean environment--an essential aspect that speaks volumes about management's commitment to quality. Cleanliness sets the stage for a positive eating experience, and it is evident that franchisees and store managers take immense pride in their locations. In contrast, many fast-food chains overlook these details, leading to a mediocre experience that fails to impress. Moreover, the employees at Raising Cane's exhibit such positive attitudes elevating the entire atmosphere. After all, a friendly face can turn a simple meal into a delightful outing. The cashiers treat every customer with warmth, ensuring that your order is processed swiftly and accurately, whether you're dining in or taking advantage of the drive-thru. It is this dedication to a pleasant customer experience that makes me eager to return time and again. As for the kitchen crew, their efficiency is noteworthy. With a steady flow of customers, one might expect delays, yet my meals have consistently arrived hot and fresh. Their attention to detail--like regularly maintaining equipment and keeping grease traps emptied--ensures that each bite is not only delectable but also safe. This level of commitment stands out against competitors like McDonald's, where inconsistencies diminish the dining experience. Menu: https://www.raisingcanes.com/menu/ The star of the show, of course, is the food itself. Those golden brown, juicy chicken strips cooked to perfection, paired with crispy fries and their signature house dipping sauce, are simply unmatched. Flavors within are well balanced, and it's clear that every item on the menu is prepared with care and the right amount of seasoning. Whether I'm enjoying a meal in-house or grabbing it on the go, I know I'm getting top-notch quality every time. Additionally, their soda fountain offers an impressive variety of flavorings, allowing me to customize my drink to my liking--a small but significant touch that enhances the overall experience. It's these thoughtful elements that make Raising Cane's not just a fast food stop, but a place I genuinely look forward to visiting. While the menu might be limited compared to some competitors, it is undeniably effective. Each item serves a purpose, and I find comfort in knowing what to expect when I order. However, I would gladly welcome a thoughtful expansion of their menu; after all, innovation is key to maintaining customer interest. Raising Cane's--and Chick-fil-A, by extension--truly epitomizes what fast food should represent: high quality, quick service, and a focus on customer satisfaction. My experiences have been nothing short of exceptional, and I will continue to support this location as long as their standards remain consistent & make dining enjoyable. If you seek an unforgettable fast food experience that combines taste, cleanliness, and remarkable service, look no further than Raising Cane's. You won't be disappointed! Be sure to like on FB & tell a friend North Versailles: https://www.facebook.com/RaisingCanes298LincolnHighwayNorthVersaillesPA/ Nationwide: https://www.facebook.com/RaisingCanesChickenFingers/ Website: https://www.raisingcanes.com/home/

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