Had a great experience on our way back from Pittsburgh. Great food and atmosphere for the whole…read morefamily. Way better than any rest stop. Kids enjoyed the corn hole on the deck and the indoor waterfall. I had Aunt Beck's BLT and the wife had the Cream Chicken and biscuits, which we both loved. Can't wait to come back and try the giant fish sandwich and the soup and salad bar

HillBilly's is a place that we have passed on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I have always wanted to…read morestop. A friend and I golfed in Somerset and in returning back to the Pittsburgh area were looking for something to eat. I suggested HillBilly's as I stated previously, has been something I wanted to try. It has a fun vibe with ceramic characters and animals throughout. The entrance included a gift shop with fun Hillbilly merch, the bottom floor that was more of a standard dining area, the second floor includes a bar and a decent stage area, as well as a decent deck/outside patio area. When we visited karaoke was going on. We ordered drinks and as for food, my friend ordered the pot roast, which he really liked. I got the meatloaf sandwich, which I liked as well. It was meatloaf smothered with pimento between two slices of Texas toast Service was fine. They were busy and it was loud, but we were well taken care of.

We stopped in on an overnight in Connellsville. Sue was our server and she was a delight!…read more My husband and I split the Mac and cheese (added Cajun chicken) and it was DELICIOUS! Service was great. Everything was clean, worth the stop!

O'Donnell's Pub is good enough that the opportunity to eat here again was a significant reason in…read morewhy I recently stayed in Connellsville for a second time, rather than giving Somerset a chance. It was the best place I ate on my weeklong trip in August, and it was once again the best place I ate on my ski trip this past weekend. A lot of pubs have burgers, fries, a few sandwiches, that sort of thing. It gets repetitive. O'Donnell's has that, but really knocks it out of the park with their main courses. You get the pub atmosphere, and good hearty food, but so much more variety than most places, and it's all delicious. Perhaps most impressive of all, they rotate in a variety of specials, and those are really good too. Their kitchen staff is versatile and skilled. The first time I went, I had a grouper special, with rice and vegetables, all cooked really nicely, not dry at all, and well flavored. Dessert was chocolate Guiness cake with Bailey's frosting, which was as good as it sounds. A few days later, I got the blackened chicken alfredo. Although not quite as gobsmackingly impressive as what I had the first time, it was still a really solid pasta dish. Five months later, I was back, and went with another special, the Berkshire pork chop, with homemade mashed potatoes as the side. Both were really good, but the mashed potatoes - best I've had in years. And carrot cake for dessert - not quite as unique as the Guiness cake, but another really good dessert. It also has a great atmosphere to dine in and really good service. Allison was working at least the first and third times I was there, still remembered me five months later, and was just as good at taking a phone-in order this weekend as the in-person ones earlier. They have their regulars who go there for the food and service, but also make newcomers welcome. Excellent staff. People around town recognize their food too. On Saturday, they were closing a bit early due to the snow, so I took my takeout up to Yough River Brewing (which welcomes outside food). At one point a man asked if my food was from O'Donnell's, and I said that it is, and a few minutes later I'm talking with his friend, the mayor, who loves O'Donnell's as well. And no wonder! This would be on my regular rotation if I lived nearby.

On this Good Friday I wanted to get one last fish sandwich for lent. I typed "Fish sandwich" into…read moreGoogle Maps and this place popped up. It had good reviews on Yelp, so I decided to give it a go. And I'm glad I did. Everything was excellent. The outdoor seating was nice, the workers were friendly, my waitress Jae was very attentive, and most importantly, the fish sandwich was top notch. It certainly seemed to be freshly made and not frozen. I ordered fries on the side in addition to Cole slaw. The slaw was nice and creamy. While I generally don't like battered fries, these were pretty tasty. The only slight negative was the cost. At almost $30 for my sandwich plus a beer, it seemed a little pricey to me. But sometimes you have to pay for quality. I will return.

HOMEMADE RANCH!!! First time visiting this place, I'm from out of town. Worth every dollar and…read morestar. Very friendly calm restaurant, they do achieve a calm ambience with a slightly smaller parking lot but that's not an issue. They deserve a bigger parking lot and more customers but either way, they're doing it right here. I got the "fiesta" which was a fried tortilla bowl containing mixed greens, pico de gallo, avocado, corn salsa, cheese, grilled chicken and homemade ranch for $16. Very worth it. While I eat small portions, a normal person should expect to be satisfied with this amount of food. It was everything I wanted in a salad. The waitress was very friendly and polite. I wish many years of open service to this company

What a gem! I discovered this brewery when I was at the nearby nature center for family photos and…read morelooked on Yelp for restaurants nearby. Bonus was that it is also on the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour. We enjoyed everything about this brewery. First, it is HUGE! There is the main bar/tasting room and then another where the restaurant/food ordering is along with additional tables. There was also a lot of outdoor seating as well. The night we were there, there was a music trivia event going on. It was nice that there were two rooms of seating because you could be close to the action or you could be a little separate from it (but you still could hear what was going on). I sampled several beers at the bar before deciding on flight. Service was friendly and the bartender was able to tell me a lot about the brewery itself and each individual beer. Something to note is that you order the food at a kitchen window and the beers at the bar. Nothing wrong with that (and everything was actually really efficient). But sometimes it is good to know those details. Between us, we tried the onion rings, buffalo chicken dip, two different pizzas, steak nachos and tacos. Everything was delicious! Food is brought to your table when it is ready and everything was hot and fresh. The highlight for us was the onion rings. Huge and packed with flavor. Although everything we ordered was something we would eat again. Overall, an incredible experience and wonderful place that I hope to return to again.

Four Seasons Brewing Company & Pub is a brewery that serves many beers and some wines, ciders, and…read morenon-alcoholic drinks. It also has Harvest Kitchen that serves wings, salads, sandwiches, pizzas, etcetera. I went to Four Seasons for the Jambrewzle festival, an annual day-long music festival. The business did a good job with setting up the space for the bands on stage, the audience in an open field, and food trucks and vendors around the perimeter. I skipped the beers, but I enjoyed listening to the music and eating the foods.

Dog friendly patio; amazing home made food. Such a relaxing patio atmosphere and a welcoming local…read moreinterior. The sloppy Joe and and Reuben are one of a kind! Staff are lovely and welcoming! Don't miss out on the home made appetizers! We had the stuffed peppers. Seriously the food here is ridiculously good!

Honestly, not sure how to rate this one. First off, Rodney's is probably 80% bar and 20%…read morerestaurant. If I had to sit inside, I would not come here. The inside is basically a poorly lit bar with a few tables. The outside, however, is a different story. They have a very nice patio area, which is where I chose to sit this evening. I was surprised that the restaurant was mostly empty on a Friday night at 6:00. The waitress informed me that things don't get hopping here until after 9:00, when they have live music or a DJ. Again, this is mostly a bar. Onto the food. I had their messed up taters and their caprese BLT. Let's do the bad first. The BLT was a poor attempt. It was mostly lettuce with some sort of balsamic sauce. I could swear I also tasted mustard for some reason. Very little bacon. I think there was supposed to be mozzarella on the sandwich but I couldn't find any. Two stars. I would stay away from that one. Now for the positive - the loaded taters were absolutely delicious. Lots of cheese, both cheese sauce and shredded. Plus a nice helping of bacon. Can't believe I ate the whole thing myself. Here's why I'm giving this 4 stars - the whole meal cost around $15. You can barely get a fast food meal for $15 and this was way better. My Blue Moon drafts were only $5. I will come here again on a nice summer evening, enjoy their patio, get the taters and try something different for my meal.

What a wonderful Irish pub ambience! Lisa was a sweet down to earth host. She shared the…read morerestaurant regularly updates the menu. And, the food was absolutely delicious and portion was very generous.

Cozy, comfortable spot in the lower level. We shared the mussels. She had the Reuben and I road…read moretested the Dubliner. Both tasty. Nice staff. One less star for the $20 glass of domestic cab. Would return.

Cool little place, great prices and when we visited a Dave Matthews Cover Band was playing which…read morewas very cool! It was a great mix of locals and people from out of town all having fun and singing along!

The Irish Pub is great. The bartenders are amazing and their salads are to die for!! My boyfriend…read morealways orders a French burger and he swears that it's the best around.

My wife and I have been coming here for lunch for many years when we're in town. We always get the…read morewings, fries, and enjoy a few cold beers. Service is always very good and the food is fresh and consistent. My only real complaint is that its a smoking establishment, and sometimes it's just too much.

the town of somerset lacks any real identity when it comes to local business. most restaurants are…read morecorporate-owned or chain/fast food restaurants. beandogs is a locally-owned bar/restaurant that does manage to capture some of the identity of somerset. they have a decent selection of beers on tap and a better selection in the fridge (craft beer). if you enjoy sports, this is the place for you. the atmosphere of this bar is the most appealing aspect. it's tighter quarters within which forces conversation, but this isn't a bad thing, coming from an introvert. prices are modest and the food is great (hot dogs and fish sandwiches are highly recommended).

Best bar in Deep Creek! Great drinks and live music. Services usually very fast even if the bar is…read morepacked. I only wish they had good food- and not just the Unos next door

This is a fun lakeside bar with live music and good drinks. You can tell this spot is popular based…read moreon the crowds, but we never had any trouble getting a drink. Staff was nice and there are a few tables outside and nearby parking available.

Great food as always! Server was a little flighty, but nice. We enjoyed the music and the company…read moreof good friends.

Very solid pub in Clearfield with a wide menu and plenty of different options although the claim to…read morefame are their burgers. We came to try the 2 pounder challenge (2 lbs AFTER cooking plus the toppings and bun), which I demolished in 30 min or so (you get an hour and if you finish you get a shirt, your name and finish time on a plaque in their Hall of Fame, and 50% off the burger itself). The burger itself was quite solid - juicy and tender without any seasoning so you can add your toppings. Be sure to grab a side of the fries (I prefer the crinkle-cut sweet potato), a milkshake or beer, and maybe a taco. It's no frills but a nice lowkey option that has a blend of visitors and locals.