Food wasn't that great and spent $50 on food and they forgot to give me half of it and had to make…read morea special trip back to get the rest of it

Recently I have been back in my hometown more times than I can count. When I lived here years ago,…read moreand any time I would visit over the years, options for dining were lacking. They still kind of are, but Rezk's kind of fills a void in this town. Their menu is the simple one that offers what one would consider to be bar food, absent the bar. Think fried, burgers, pizza, etc. The first time I tried this place we got the food and brought it home. The second we ate in house and both times, in my mind, were superb. Each time I have gone with the House Double. Which is a combo meal and you get fries with it. Cooked to your liking and topped how you prefer. I topped mine with lettuce, onion, pickles, and mayo. The fries are fresh cut and amazing. The combo also comes with a drink, and for $11, not a bad price. It is just the right size of meal to hold you over. Made fresh when you order, so comes out hot. The one item I did not like were the fried pickles. The menu didn't have much of a description of them, but they were not the best. I believe they prepare them in the same way they prepare the fries and even might used the press they use for the potatoes on the pickles. They come out like shoestring fries, not spears or chips. Because of that, when they batter them, and the pickles being too wet, they really don't cook in the middle. It is crisp on the outside, but doughy on the inside. If you eat inside it is a nice open area. Kind of an open kitchen concept where you can see them preparing your food. Front entrance and a side entrance. Side entrance is the handicap entrance if you were to come in. The noise level can go between noisy with the sounds from the kitchen going on to quieter than a library. Decent and well needed spot in town. I have yet to try the pizza, maybe that will be the next item I take on from here on my next visit.

FIRST place I eve had taco pizza and it's so delicious. It is disappointing when you call for…read moredelivery but they say no one delivery today.

We moved to this area a year ago and just tried them for the first time last week. We found out…read morethat they deliver within a 7 mile radius and their food was Really Good. Their wings were great and the Italian sub was awesome. The sub had a cafe-deli touch with triangle diced fresh tomatoes, this was not something we expected to see in a small town. (They should consider adding spinach greens and chunked mozzarella with vinaigrette on the side, expand the cafe-deli options. Modernize it. Call it the "Metro." lol.) We will definitely be a repeat customer. Their location needs a huge flashing modern sign. We only noticed this place 2 months ago while sitting at the red light. We have tried all of the other places and found ourself complacent and unimpressed. We were in a large metropolitan area prior to moving here. We started to say: "Well, welcome to a small town." However, now we have our top pick in Northern Cambria.

My husband and I ordered from their Lenten menu, a jumbo fish sub with one side. I thought the sub…read morecame with tartar sauce and I had requested it be put on the side but it was not in the bag. My husband got fries and I got the stewed tomatoes. We also got two orders of breaded mushrooms. The food was good and I had mayonaise and relish at home so made my own tartar sauce; otherwise the sandwich would have been dry. I had ordered from the menu which was posted on Facebook in October of 2025. The price for the mushrooms was more than what was listed on the menu.

I'm not quite sure, but I think that this is the third iteration of this place in this town. I…read morecould be wrong, but I feel this iteration is quite possibly the best one at this point. Take note here, this iteration is located in the American Legion Post in this end of town. Hench why you have such weird hours for the business. However, do not let that deter you from trying this place. I'll tell you why, the food is worth it. Mr. Pizza used to be known for their pizza and hang out atmosphere. You'd come in and hang out with a bunch of your friends and enjoy yourself. Over time, and changes of venue and you get this more relaxed model you see here. Mostly it is for placing an order for pick up and taking it home to enjoy it. The menu isn't that vast, but what they do have, they have mastered. Yes, try the pizza, but venture a bit on the menu and give other items a try. I did just that on this visit and went the way of the bacon cheeseburger. I know, a burger from a pizza place isn't always the best thing to go with, but their spin on the burger is novel and quite possibly unique. Obviously you start with a burger patty, seasoned lightly. Then you place that on fresh baked bread. I want to say this is like a ciabatta bread from the texture, size, and shape of it. Instead of going the bacon strip route, they go the crumbled bacon route. In that matter they go the cheddar sauce route instead of sliced cheese. I do not know exactly what it was about that approach, but it worked. If feels like you get more cheese and bacon and each and every bite is covered in cheese and bacon. what was not on the burger patty itself was saved by that bread. I paired it with a side of bacon cheddar fries and had a full belly. A bit salty, but that was all my doing.

Pizza is a experience between customer and pizzeria. If you don't answer the phone you have no…read moreexperience

Second visit to the Northern Cambria location. Everything was excellent. The wings, pizza and the…read morefriendly atmosphere and staff. Absolutely worth the visit. Jess was a great waitress.

The food here is amazing and service is always friendly prompt and inviting. The atmosphere feels…read morelike a local establishment where everyone and knows and cares for each other.

Recently I tried the Moscreek Bar & Grill, under new ownership, to try their service and pizza…read more Upon arrival I was met by one of the previous working waitresses and nicely talking to me got me a beer and took an order for a pizza. After which she started a tab, as usual. The owner/bartender then after running around doing other things came behind the bar. Very rudely I could hear him asking the waitress who I was and if I was O.K. She said yes and after sitting awhile waiting to order another drink, he finally gave me one. He then said my pizza was done and closed my tab out. Two beers and a large pizza. Since I was talking to other patrons, I ordered another beer and paid cash for it. He took the $2.75 for the beer but never gave it to me. I finished the beer I had and then asked for the one I paid for. He said he already gave it to me and the thru a baby tantrum and banged his hand off the counter yelling explicit words and names toward me. He then went to the Kitchen and grabbed my pizza throwing it at me still calling me the explicit names. I told him to check his cameras and he would see his mistake. Instead, he still kept calling me names as I left. I returned home to kids wanting some pizza only to find the pizza inedible due to what appeared to be several wads of spit on my pizza. Needless to say, I had to throw the pizza away and order another one from a different pizza shop. So, my adventure to try the new owners out, not only cost me getting ripped off the price of the beer and being called explicit names, I then had the cash loss off the spit pizza and had to waist time and gas to get another one from elsewhere.

Giant juicy burger and hand cut fries were just what the Dr ordered after riding 700 miles on the…read moremotorcycle! Cute little town, and even cuter cafe!! Don't let it fool you tho, plenty of seating, and a huge selection of all sorts of menu items! Something for everyone! Don't sleep on Beaver St Cafe!!

Going home just doesn't feel like it used to compared to just a few short years ago for me. There's…read morea number of reasons for that, but this isn't that type of review. One of the things I miss the most is the home cooked meals I would look forward to. Recently, those meals are far and few in between. On a recent trip my brother and I had decided to give this place a try. He had been here before, but this would be my first time. We ventured over and walked in. There wasn't much of a crowd and we were seated with menus in hand in no time. I did a once over of the menu quickly and spotted meatloaf. I don't know what it is about meatloaf on a menu, but I have to give it a try each and every time I see it. Our server was quick to take our order and we were just now going to wait until things started to arrive. I looked around the space as we waited and took it in. This place really does give off a small town vibe with the decor. My brother told me that the space is bigger when they use the other dining room as well. With it being not so busy, they had no need to use that part of the space. Unlike the one reviewer that said they get hit with a smell when they come in here, the only smell I got hit with was the food being prepared. We both started off with a side salad. It was a decent size, but I did have to pick through it a bit as there was some undesirable pieces of lettuce floating in the salad. They give you ample salad dressing so you can go all in or add as you go. Wasn't anything special, lettuce, tomato, onion and your dressing. Nice way to start off the meal. Then the main dish arrived. Like I said, I went with the meatloaf which came with two sides and a roll. For my sides I went with mashed potatoes and my choice of vegetable, corn. The choice of vegetable varies on what they have that day. You could tell that there were some shortcuts taken on some of the plate, but not the meatloaf. With gravy over the meatloaf and mashed potatoes it was the way to go. The meatloaf was seasoned nicely, it was overpowered by peppers or onions, it was just right. I did the Pennsylvania thing in me with the mashed potatoes and corn. I would take a glob of the potatoes and stick it in the corn to eat it. Not sure if anyone else does this, but I find it easier and sometimes the combination is spot on. The addition of the sweet corn to the potatoes gives is a buttery taste. While we were noshing away at our meal we got a bacon cheeseburger with fries to go for my Dad waiting at home. They cooked it at just the right time. As we were finishing up the meal I saw them placing the to go order near the counter. Almost perfect timing. Paying was easy and we headed out for the night.

The St. nicholas hotel has really good food and great employees!! We love eating here!!!!!read more

Not as good as it used to be. Got the appetizers and pizza at the same time after a long waitread more

This place has been a staple in the community for years and will be for years to come. Unless you…read moreare coming here to attend a party of some sort you need to be a member to partake in alcoholic beverages (or have a member sign you in as a guest). The place is kind of nice and has the rural club vibe to it. Wood paneling and the like. Once you enter you are in the bar area, which you will need to walk through to get to the dining room or billiards area. There is a room upstairs that can be used for parties as well. The food, not bad. The pizza and probably a majority of the menu is offered by Rik-N-Nik's which is based out of Ebensburg. I was told prior to them setting up in the kitchen area they did all their own prep and what not for food. I basically went with the pizza because we were there to celebrate a birthday. You kind of go with whatever you are served when you go for pizza. Nothing special about the pizza. Kind of your run of the mill pizza you can get in any town. This just happens to be Carrolltown's new spot to do so.

I'm from Jersey City Love this place. Would recommend this…read moreplace. It's a great stop very nice owners. Don't miss their wings. Worth the trip.

Pleasant surprise while out exploring on vacation. My daughter has dogs and it's sometimes hard to…read morefind good food with outside seating. We had pizza and wings. Good service and clean restrooms. All good.