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.

One of the nicer food options in town. Patio seating is always lovely, love to sit outside when…read moreit's nice. Service has usually been good as well. Love the bang bang shrimp appetizer.

Food was served hot and wait service was great so pleasant and helpful. Very good foodread more

We walked in 15 minutes before closing. They were happy to serve us. The French onion soup is…read moreas advertised(famous). Super good. The rest of the meals were great. The service was outstanding.

I'm going to be honest, I have drove past this unassuming building in Johnstown for years without…read moreeven knowing it wasn't deserted, but that it was diamond in the rough. In this part of Johnstown, it definitely is a rough area. Parking is either on street or across the street in a gravel parking lot beneath a billboard. If you do park in that lot, do be carful crossing the street as it can be a busy one. Plus there is a slight curve that a driver might not see you while your rush across the street. Once inside you can tell that it lives up to the bar and grill in its name. It has this look inside that gives off this 80s dining vibe. One that calls back to those eateries once found in the mall. You know, those ones where it's almost too dark to see yourself let alone the menu. One where it is very dark wood, heavy on the brick, and all things that make you feel like your in and old time inn. Once settled at a table, we had our menus in hand and were given some time to look them over. Our server came back, took our drink orders and left us for a few more minutes to finalize our decisions considering the menu. Once we decided orders were place and we just waited for our food to come out. It gave us time to look around the place and take in our surroundings. When we first got here, there weren't many people. As we ordered, there were more and more customers that came in. Filling up the tables and making it feel warmer. We were in the midst of conversation and our food came out. I ordered the Franklin Street Bar & Grill Famous Meatloaf. This comes with a slice of the thickest homemade meatloaf I have ever seen. Plopped on top of a pile of mashed potatoes then topped with fried onion rings and smothered in brown gravy. This thing, even though not exactly as described and pictured, was delicious. Not sure if it is fame worthy as I have never heard of it, but hey, I will make sure to remember this when in the area again. To note, entrees are served with your choice of soup, salad, or applesauce, and comes with a homemade dinner roll. The service here is stellar. They all go out of their way to make you feel welcomed and their memory is like a vice grip. One thing you do need to keep on your toes about here, watch your step. With the dimness and small step ups, it would be easy to trip. They do have signs everywhere, but they can be hard to spot if you aren't aware of your surroundings.

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.

While visiting the area, we took some family members here for lunch. Easy parking across the…read morestreet in their large parking lot. The building is deceiving. You would think it's very small inside, but actually it's decent size (surprised me). The staff is very friendly and attentive. Portions are large and the prices are reasonable. Free popcorn to start - woot ! :) I had the Philly chicken sandwich, Chicago style. Never heard of Chicago style before, I believe they told me that it included lettuce and tomatoes, which was exactly the way I wanted. It was pretty good, had a marinade on it that was a little odd, but I liked it. Other family members had the fish - which is beer battered. Some loved that, some preferred a thinner coating. They have a large menu, and it's nice to support this local business. (They have a bar and pool table as well).

Nice, clean place.Barroom and Seperate dining room. Parking across the street. Food is very good…read more Service is friendly and excellent. Owners both are talented cooks.

Jim & Jimmies is kind of a hidden gem, maybe even a needle in a haystack type of place to find. To…read morenote, this place can be referred to as a biker bar if you did not know better. That can be attributed to when Thunder in the Valley is going on. If you were to speed by it on any given day, you wouldn't think twice about stopping here. It looks like a roadside bar that has been there for years. When you do happen to come by in the warmer months it is kind of like the perfect setting to go about a meal. Their dining area opens up to allow air to move freely within and there is table seating outside as well. The space is well used and has a wide variety of things to keep your attention while waiting for you food to be served. I showed up here with my sisters and nephew for a meal one day. We walk in and were able to seat ourselves wherever we liked. Once seated we were given menus and placed our drink orders. I did a through look through of the menu since I had never been here before before making a decision. A lot caught my eye, so that may be a factor for a revisit down the road. Ultimately I went with the Fried Bologna Pittsburgh Style. I had also ordered a side of fries, as an appetizer I went with Onion Rings. Once our order was placed our food kind of trickled out. What you need to realize is that the kitchen area is more in the bar portion of this place than the dining portion of this place. So food is prepared over there and then needs to make a trip to the dining area. This was by far the most frustrating aspect of our dining experience. None of our food came out in an appropriate time frame. One appetizer would show up and we would wait. By the time all the appetizers showed up our entrees were in front of us. Along with my onion rings I got to sample the Zucchini Fries and Breaded Cauliflower Bites. I'm not a huge zucchini fan, but I could get behind these. There were cut just like regular fries, battered and served piping hot. The cauliflower was pretty amazing as well. Dip those bad boys into ranch dressing and it's on. My onion rings came out and looked like picture perfect representation of what onions rings should look like. Not sure what type of batter they used, but it was light and crunchy. Onto the bad boy of the night. Fried Bologna Pittsburgh Style. As you can see from the picture it was pretty impressive. This things is not your sliced bologna that they fry up. Instead it is a thick piece cut from the bologna log, halved and then fried up. Some cheese is then stacked on top of that and a nice portion of Cole slaw. That Cole slaw had a tang to it. On the other portion of the bun you had some barbecue sauce. I was a bit hesitant with this. I did not thing that the Cole slaw and barbecue sauce would mesh well and throw me for a loop. However, when those two married it was a wild combination that kept me going with this sandwich. Add to that a nice portion of fresh cut fries and the sandwich is complete. It is not as big as a sandwich you would get in Pittsburgh, but it definitely hit all the Pittsburgh notes. Back to the service. Our server was amazing. It was a bit hectic in here but she kept going. She was patient with us, which we appreciated especially since my nephew was with us. However, some things were missed. I never received my side order of fries, dipping sauces were missing, and drinks were forgotten. A little brush up on those and this will make for a perfect experience.

Loved the vibe! My husband and I got the everyday special the Jumbo Jimmy 1/2# Burger and fries w/…read morea can of beer for 12.00. It was delicious! Definitely going back to try their wings, they looked and smelled delicious too.

First Timer !! LOVE The "feel" the minute you walk into front entry - can see thru to bar and…read morewindow to "lake" . I had read reviews on Google - looked for a top-rated restaurant near McCabe Funeral Home in Ligonier. - SO happy we tried !! Shane was great as our bartender/server (decided to enjoy bar seating vs dining room seating). Tuesday is live entertainment night ! bonus !! Awesome berry martini cocktail w local farm-made blueberry lemonade;). Had the HOT , delicious and hearty sherry mushroom soup as starter ( next time I buy a quart to take home ) I had the Thai shrimp and scallops - VERY tasty and nicely presented! My husband had the caesar salad w added seared tuna ( he had leftovers ). No room for dessert today. I already know what I'm ordering next time I visit ! The one hour 15 minute drive east will be totally worth it !!! Owner ?? Stopped by to see how we enjoyed our visit and expressed her gratitude for us stopping. Lovely time

After spending a beautiful day leaf watching, we found our way to Ligonier. Immediately, we thought…read moreof The Gray Goose restaurant. Our server, Lynn greeted us and seated us in the dining room. She gave us menus and took our drink orders. We were thinking about an appetizer however, we saw cake delivered to a nearby table. The server described them and we both thought to skip the appetizer and save room for desserts. So, we went directly into the main course. The pork tenderloin with pierogis and Brussels sprouts. And a wagyu smash burger with fries. WOW! Delicious. We can easily recommend both dinners. And the menu has many more choices worthy of a great dinner. Our server, Lynn was attentive and made our dinner enjoyable. Thank you very much. BTW, after dinner we were so full however, we took the Goose Cake and Pumpkin Bundt Cake home for later.

The Break Room Bar ROCKS!!!!!! We wandered in seeking Monday night football and some tasty food…read more We SCORED!!!! Breaded chicken wings were awesome and huge. I had sirloin tips which were great too. The drinks worth the drive. Super cheap drinks across the board. Service was super and friendly. Food came out fast and the drinks were spot on. They also had homemade pumpkin gobs for $2 they were awesome.

Nice local little place. Burgers are great! Don't recommend the Brussels as they are frozen not…read morefresh.