We ordered the Ruben burger, 1/2 basket of medium buffalo wings, a mudslide, and a large order of…read moreranch fries. Holy shit you guys, this food was so freaking good. Our server was Gavin, and he was so chill and polite. My partner and I were just visiting for a convention when we stumbled upon this gem of a place. The overall experience was amazing. Gavin gave great advice on what to eat, there was tvs playing the games, the music was on point and the decorations were really nice. Again, I really cannot express enough how delicious their food was. the ranch fries are green and a little confusing to see at first, but I promise you, so so so freaking good. The only thing that was just good instead of fucking amazing was the mudslide, but in their defense, how do you improve a mudslide? it's fine. Point is, perfect food for reasonable prices? Sign me the fuck up. You should go there. Everyone and their mother should go there. Just please, go to Al's.

Great burger, killer fries Menu is fantastic Awesome…read moreatmosphere great service love coming here

I was in Lilly, a charming town in the heart of Pennsyltucky, for work this week and found myself…read morein need of a quick meal. The Boxcar restaurant, with its glowing reviews, was the first place that caught my eye. As I walked in, I immediately noticed the unique charm of this small Appalachian town in western PA.I decided to try their bacon cheeseburger, which came with the option of fries and, to my delight, they served Coke products. I ordered a Diet Coke to go with my meal. My companion opted for the Reuben and couldn't stop complimenting the food.Aside from the delicious food, I was impressed by the friendliness of the staff and how quickly they served us. In an era where dining out can be prohibitively expensive, the prices at the Boxcar were surprisingly reasonable. My burger cost just nine dollars, and with my drink, I spent a total of 11 bucks. It was a fantastic value for a satisfying lunch.If you ever find yourself in Lillie and in need of a bite to eat, I highly recommend the Boxcar restaurant. It's a hidden gem in the hills of western Pennsylvania.

The food n service are exceptional!! We have eaten there a handful of times n it's been good every…read moretime!!!

A group of us were suffering from burning quads and never-ending thirst. After our lengthy bike…read moreride, we all decided to down a bunch of beers, beer cheese, beer battered everything and Arizona sweet tea to replenish our energy. The pub is Spruce Creek Tavern. You thought for a second I'd forget to mention the name, did you? The Southwest Chicken Wrap kicked me in the face with flavor, and the spicy cheese balls came to play too. Next time, I plan to order the Mississippi Mud Pie, because I love chugging mud puddles and making stews out of them already. The decor was fab, but the one-man restroom nearly made me soil myself.

Great French fries and Reubens! I called ahead for pick up and it was ready and great!!read more

Bar tenders like to spread lies about the customers especially the one that goes by Dee…read more My brother was in trouble 36 years ago and she told everyone it was me so embarrassing I was never in trouble except a speeding ticket so I'll never return

Drinks are solid but I just can't deal with all the smoke. That's just me and it's a personal…read morepreference. No slight to smokers. I smoked for a long time, but since quitting I just can't take being indoors with that much smoke at one time for very long.

So not to jump past the details... but overall Balance was just ok. It is a place I'd try again…read morebecause I feel like it has potential and maybe it was an off night. When I found them online I was jazzed about the menu. They have a lot of unique options which I'm a huge fan of. It's always easy to find basic menus, so to find something fun that also offered a kids menu (meaning, cool... I don't need to worry about taking my humans even though they'll be ordering off the regular menu) was promising. The space itself is funky in a good way and spacious. It spans a few different rooms which all have their own vibe, and we saw igloos outside! I'd say our food had a 60/40 success rate. The hummus was seriously awesome, as was the risotto. My protein power bowl was so tasty with a great dressing and I absolutely love that they have creative vegetarian options. Our server was so kind, but I'm not quite sure where they were for most of our visit. Again... maybe an off night. We'd try it again. If you're someone who needs a changing table, they have one!

Too damn expensive for Johnstown, PA! If I want to pay $15.00 for a hamburger then maybe but I just…read moredon't see myself being that hungry! Sorry!

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.

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 recently visited the Old Canal Inn with a group for lunch. This bar/restaurant seems to have a…read moreregular following that come in frequently and know the staff and other regulars. The restaurant area was nice, not very large, and most of the tables were filled by lunch time. There appeared to be only one server for lunch and while she did her best to keep up, the service got pretty slow as the tables filled up. The menu was varied with plenty of selections and prices were comparable to other similar restaurants in town. Everyone seemed to like the food they ordered, but I have to say the portions were much smaller than expected. I ordered a pulled pork sandwich and fries. It was tasty, but the sandwich was about the size of a regular McDonalds cheeseburger, and the fries were about what you get in a small order of fries. That cost $12.95, and as a value, it was noticeably less than what you could get at any number of nearby places for the same money. It just gave us a feeling of being skimped on. All in all it was ok and I'd go back and try it again but it wouldn't be my first choice of places to go.

The food is good and the service is excellent. However, had to take away one star because they…read moredefinitely need to work on the ambiance. We arrived around 8pm and we're having a great time. Then suddenly, at 9pm, the awesome music was turned off and instead some kinda obscure crap from the TV with the crappiest speakers was turned on. Did we and the other customers do something wrong? Why are they trying to get everyone to leave? A few groups did get up to leave at that point. The ambiance went from "relaxing nice local bar" to "you don't have to go home but get the eff outta here". Just an FYI for Old Canal Inn: you cannot go wrong with classic 70's rock playing in the background. It's a genre pretty much everyone likes. Probably shouldn't rely on that one busboy with peculiar tastes to pick the music.

This place is a must. Just left and could not wait to leave a review. Brandy was our server and she…read morewas fantastic. Checked on us enough without smothering. So very friendly. Made this all the more enjoyable. Food was very well prepared and the proportions are right for the price paid. The Train-wreck was made perfectly and burger was juicy and not overly done. Fries might be my favorite for the area. Great music, great environment and even better service. Highly recommend this spot. I will add, while the bathroom decor is really nice, the sink might be difficult for people with arthritis in the wrists or are wheelchair bound. This is quite literally the only negative thing I have to say about this establishment.

Very clean, nice music, food was spot on. Service was timely and friendly. I'm not one to order…read moregrilled cheese but I am happy I tried. Didn't disappoint. Fries were crisp, not greasy. Loved providing water at the table. The soup was a bit like Annie's tomato bisque.