I was in town visiting family when we swung by the Red Horse Tavern for dinner. A quaint spot with…read morea classic look the Horse has friendly staff and a parking area that is easy to get in and out of. The recent menu has a great diversity of options ranging from salads, sandwiches, and entrees. I elected to go with the Birra ramen, not something I would expect to find at this establishment or in this neck of the woods. I was knocked back at how good it was. The broth had rich flavor and the right amount of spice, not enough to burn your mouth, but warm it up and tingle your lips. The beef was tender and cooked to perfection. It hit the spot on a chilly winter night. If you find yourself in the gap and looking for spot to grab a good hearty bite to eat and drink, the Red Horse is your spot!

First timers and overall the food was amazeballs and service was good. Parking was not the…read moregreatest, but what do you expect for 630 Friday evening. We started with fried pickles and they were good..I'm not much of a pickle guy. I had the old fashion burger with froes and a side salad. Burger rocked and the fries were amazing. The side salad was top notch, my favorite dressing orange vinaigrette. My wife had the french dip and loved it. My daughter and her best buddy "E" shared the smashburger and burria taco dishes...they loved it and were stuffed. Thank You Mikayli for the wonderful service and such a friendly server.

Very casual bar food at the ski hill. Unfortunately did not take a lot of pictures but we found it…read moreto be far more casual than expected. ( the pictures on yelp make it look like a much more upscale place than it actually is). In any case there is no table service so we sat at the bar and ordered tacos, a cheese plate and fries from a limited menu along with a couple of unfancy drinks (house Sauvignon blanc and a bourbon on the rocks). The flank steak tacos were incredible but nothing was more impressive than the huge mound of fries which were amount the best I've ever had. In the end the cheese plate never arrived. Service was otherwise good and friendly and if we felt strongly and inquired about the cheese plate I know they would've jumped on it but the fries more than sufficed!

My wife and I just left this new eatery and we're very pleased with the food and experience! The…read moresouthern seafood soup was superb! Wait staff was very attentive and pleasant. We'll be back!

Great portions.. pulled pork sandwich with mac n cheese was good but here to brag on the pie…read more Prefaced: i am a bit of a pie snob.. so ordered the coconut cream pie.. delish! The flakey crust put it over the top... you never get that in a restaurant pie. Just like mom's!! I wish we lived closer but if I am ever going anywhere near there we are recalculating to Earlystown diner!

I used to live in the area when this was Brody's diner. We stopped here when we were visiting some…read morefriends. Let me say, both of my husband's and my breakfasts were so delicious. A little too good, maybe with a "tad" of butter ;-) I had the Southwest omelette. It had fresh and tasty ingredients. I had homemade marble rye bread which was silly good. I'm glad that we stopped back.

I like this place. I get my mowers gas and my Hershey's ice cream here. Really like the ambiance…read moretoo small town feel. Good job guys !

A store inside a house, classic Pennsylvania. A gentleman that was working was very helpful,…read moreupbeat, made everything sound like his favorite thing there! We had a sub, it was delicious! I tried several of their sides, like their potato, salads and macaroni salads, and really didn't care for any of them. But I would totally go back and will for a sub! Huge selection of drinks, prepackaged things to go, their egg salad looked really good. I may have to try that next. They should totally come up with some kind of egg salad sub! I wanted a cup of coffee, but they did not have decaf.

Not enough time to eat, stopped theu for a refreshment. Went with the sangria for the win!…read more Delicious

Went late for Valentine's Day dinner. It was nice and warm inside and pretty quiet. We had some of…read morethe specials. I had the chicken Marsala which was fabulous, lots of flavor! My fiancé had the bbq salmon and he loved it, the potato cake with that meal was especially good. Each meal came with a decent size side salad and we both had the creamy vidalia onion dressing which was unique and really good

Cute joint a bit outside of campus. The atmosphere is quaint and great for a date or family/friends…read moreouting, and the staff and attentive and friendly :) My cousin and I ordered their bbq ribs, beef brisket, cornbread, and some sides. Their ribs are tender, saucy, but a bit on the dry side. We enjoyed the beef brisket, however. It was succulent, moist, and fell apart with each bite, melting in our mouths. Definitely recommend getting the brisket! The cornbread was decent with the butter, but nothing super extraordinary to us. The mac and cheese and beans were also alright. Overall, a good place to try out if you're looking for something outside of downtown campus. Get the brisket!

The texture of the pulled pork was fine, but it was a tad flavorless. I do think the pork had…read morepotential to be pretty good, I'd say as is, a 4.5/10 for the pork on its own without any sauce. But for pork being a salty meat, we felt we needed more just to give it some flavor. Unfortunately, their salt packet container was filled exclusively with pepper (this is easily correctable and does not factor into our score). The brisket texture was OK and had a decent color and smoky flavor to it, though it may have been slightly overdone, as it was very dry. If I were to describe the flavor it would be Jack Link's Beef Jerky. The sauces were, to be blunt, not great. The mustard based sauce was pretty much just mustard. There was a ketchup based sauce that didn't offer much else. There were 2 other sauces, neither of which paired well with the 2 meats, and frankly I'm having a hard time even coming up with words to describe them. A way to improve would be a vinegar based sauce for the pulled pork (Carolina style), and offer up a reasonably spicy sauce. The biggest issue was we felt like we were chasing flavor and unable to find it, even mixing and matching sauces and meats. Prices were very reasonable for the quantities of food.

The foot was amazing. We had the half rack of ribs, macaroni and cheese french fries pulled pork…read moredinner with baked beans. Alll was amazing. Our waitress was absolutely fabulous. Andriy and several other waiters and waitresses checked on us throughout the meal. We couldn't have had better service. The sweet tea was absolutely exceptional. The ambience of the restaurant was amazing to logo football town so there's some football memorabilia and what not around the bar, but it was very clean and very inviting and it has a sweet bar so when you leave, you can grab a small handful of candy to take with you on the road. We are not from this area. This is our first time visiting there, but we would definitely return given the opportunity. FYI, there is no alcohol though.

Staff was friendly and the place was clean. It's in what looks like an old Pizza Hut. They take…read moreallergens seriously but they do have a shared fryer. Menu is marked with gluten free items. The ribs were middle of the road in my opinion. Not close to the best I have had even in the area but definitely not the worst. I did enjoy the sauce on them. The green beans had a good flavor but needed more bacon

Went on Good Friday for the fish special. It was amazing. We had both the fried and baked. Both…read morewere very good and you just can't beat the price, service and vibes. They are cash only though so come prepared!

Stopped for the first time. Good breakfast food and good coffee. Had the breakfast special which…read moreincluded my coffee. Older staff so don't expect fast food. The service was pleasant and worth the price. Will eat here again when in the area.

Food was served quickly and was very good. Our waitress was nice and friendly. I loved the…read moreMediterranean appetizer we had. The lasagna and salad were both tasty. Very cool vibes with lots of interesting decorations from local artists.

We stopped here on our first night in town - liked the locale, being in an historic building. When…read morewe got there, it took us a few minutes to figure out where the restaurant actually WAS - there was an event going on in another venue & I finally asked one of the people milling about in the atrium. Upon finding our way upstairs to the entrance we were seated immediately - we chose the outside patio & were the only ones outside. Our server took our drink order... however it took a while for her to return... long enough for us to wonder if we were forgotten. We were there long enough to realize it was a little too windy, so when she returned to take our food order, we asked to be moved inside. Inside was nice but it was awfully dark. On to the food - I ordered the Local Beef Tenderloin & my Girlfriend ordered the Mole Verde Duck. Again it took awhile - I believe there were staffing issues during out visit, although everyone was pleasant. The food, when it arrived was excellent although portion sizes seemed a little small for the $36 price tag for each entree. Plating was nice. We visited on a weekday evening & it was not overly busy - they may have just not been on their game that night. We did enjoy the food...

Really great atmosphere with friendly wait staff and lots of space, it was great for a group! I had…read morea salad and it was so fresh and crunchy. The cocktails are very inexpensive. And were very good.

3 - Good choice if you're in the area. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more The three things I look for in a brewery are a dog-friendly outdoor space, accessibility to some good grub, and (of course) some quality beers. The brewery does have smallish patio outside, but when we checked in to make sure it was pet friendly we found out that they are definitely NOT. "Sorry, no dogs are allowed on the premises. I mean, it can stay in your car, but don't let it out." Bummer for sure, although that patio wasn't terribly inviting on a chilly November night anyway. Besides not allowing our creature on the patio, the staff's demeanor didn't compensate. Most of the ones we talked to seemed pretty uninterested in being there...or maybe just not interested in paying attention to someone who isn't in college. We didn't take advantage of the food opportunities, but they do have a nice menu available. So maybe the food's good, maybe it's not, but it's certainly available. And to be fair, the place was crowded on a Saturday evening, so I think it's safe to assume that it's decent. Which brings us to the beer. Enough of the beers in our flights were good enough to save the rating above a 2 on my scale. They have some variety which is always a plus...sours, hefs, stouts, and multiple IPAs. If you're into craft beer like we are, you'll likely find something you'll like. It's unlikely that we'll return because there are a couple of other breweries close by that are significantly friendlier. But if you're in the area and in the mood for a pretty good craft beer, Robin Hood is a safe choice. My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here