What an amazing find! We were in the area to visit Horseshoe Curve, and The Knickerbocker was…read moreconveniently on the way to our Airbnb. We had such a wonderful experience. We chose to eat outside in their beautiful garden, which made for the perfect setting. I ordered the Hawaiian-style poke bowl, and it was absolutely delicious! The portion was very generous, with plenty of fresh ahi tuna. One of the highlights of our visit was meeting a brother and sister who were also traveling from out of town. We ended up sharing a table and great conversation, which made the experience even more memorable. The service was excellent. We asked our server for a recommendation, and he suggested the poke bowl--and I'm so glad he did! Everyone in our group loved their meal. If we're ever back in the area, we will definitely return. I highly recommend The Knickerbocker!

After couple hours of walking around Altoona,I wasn't very excited to try this place,it's looked…read moreshabby,it was construction work everywhere around,dusty and dirty. But we decided to not spend more time for finding something else and stepped in. It was very charming,surprisingly well kept,of course old,but in a good way. Menu was intriguing,modern and seasonal,which I value the most. Waiter was engaging in our menu exploration and was knowledgeable. Now to the food.. cauliflower appetizer made as General Tso was one other best cauliflower in my entire life. Lightly fried,not mushy,but with exact chicken like texture in divine sauce,kicking spicy with sweet undertones. In the same way not overpowering to forget about cauliflower itself. A+ for that dish!!! Pirogi was a little doughy on my opinion,but taste was good. Asian bowl with salmon had great flavor profile: cabbage salad was beautiful and freshly crisp,carrots were marinated perfectly with slight vinegary flavors,bok choy was unbelievably delicious. I asked for medium salmon,mine was almost well done,but taste was good and rice in the middle wasn't sticky and flavorful,but had watery texture and was bland. Overall,this is an amazing festival of flavors and technically challenging menu. Bravo!!!

I am not impressed with them. We ordered four dozen pierogi from them drove 40 minutes to get them…read morejust to get them home and find out that they are store-bought pierogi that is only halfway cooked and on top of everything else we found random noodles in with the pierogi. When I called them, they refused to take them back and they refused to do any kind of a refund for them even a partial one. I would absolutely never do business with this restaurant again there's customer service. It's horrible to say the least. And their practices are deceiving.

our waitress was very nervous (may have been very new) she was very nice and only missed one drink…read more otherwise food was great!

Lena's is one of the best Italian restaurant around. Their food is excellent, the service is great,…read moreand it's a very nice place to sit and enjoy your meal. Very good prices. Highly recommended!

Went to Lena's a couple years ago. This place is seriously overrated. Homemade Italian food is…read morenothing like the frozen or canned "Italian" they serve here. May as well go to Olive Garden. You want authentic Mediterranean fare, try The Athenian Cafe'. They do it right!

Our waitress was so kind and as attentive as possible while being super busy! The vibe was like…read moreeating at home. Our food? Mac & Cheese bites? Delicious Small, plain cheese pizza? Delicious Chicken sandwich with fried buffalo chicken and all the fixings? Delicious Even the side salad with regular balsamic was delicious. Not to mention, the prices were so good! We will definitely be coming back!

Part II The man…read morestood at about only my height, but he carried a presence. He had, "aura" as the youngin's call it these days. He wore the finest tuxedo that I've ever seen. It was so clean that it burned my eyes to look at. He looked like a boss. His posture exuded confidence and power. He looked like a man who could have you killed with the snap of a finger, or the wink of an eye. His arms were extended in front of him, hands one on top of the other grasping onto a Crystal lion skull that sat on top of a black staff. You could barely make out the lions face through his thick knuckles that were dressed with the big diamond rings. He was staring straight ahead, his eyes piercing through the silence. He also wore a fitted fedora, and had the cleanest goatee I've ever seen. He was a boss. Standing behind him was a unit of a man who stood at least 6-feet tall with broad shoulders and muscular legs that bulged through his black shorts that were cut off above the knees. He wore a long black coat like he was secret service, and a gangster hat. His face was chiseled like the David, and he also sported a clean goatee. This man was handsome. I mean, seriously good looking. As soon as I made eye contact with him, I felt the butterflies in my stomach start fluttering. Bistros walked over to the boss looking figure and his guard, and greeted them both. It appeared as Bistors knew them. He definitely knew the body guard because they exchanged a bro hug and cheek kiss like true gentleman, and I swear I saw the guard slide a piece of paper into Bistros right pocket. "It's good to see you, Bruiser," Bistros said under his breath. "Always a pleasure," the guard named Bruiser whispered back, before ending the embrace and walking the boss to the table. As the boss approached the table, I had this urge to stand and greet him. Myself and the penguin looking man rose to our feet when Bruiser the guard pulled out a chair for the boss to sit in. The boss didn't say a word. Instead he stared at us intimidatingly and extended to us his right hand. The penguin and I knelt down before him and kissed the rings. The cowboy laughed and muttered something to himself. At seeing this, Bruiser moved behind Cowboy Soriano and whispered something into his ear. It clearly left the cowboy shook because he jumped to his feet and kissed the rings of the Boss before offering an apology. Five of use were seated at the table, and Bistros stood behind the one vacant chair and his eyes darted from person to person nervously. The boss finally spoke. "Where's the sixth," he said in a strong New York accent while staring at Bistros. "He should be arriving shortly," said the skittish waiter. "He just flew in today from Las Vegas." "Vegas?" I thought to myself. Who could possibly be joining us all the way from Vegas, and why? It didn't take long for me to get my answer. The door flew open once more and another man entered the restaurant. He was a lively gentleman who wore an oversized New York Rangers jersey to go along with navy dress pants, blew high tipped dress shoes, and a sun visor that read "Big Winner" on the brim. He was holding a golden guitar from guitar hero and wore tons of high roller bling around his neck. "Wassup you clowns," he said jokingly when he reached the table. This was a man that I could appreciate. Someone who didn't take themselves too seriously and was around for a good time. I could tell he was a good soul. "Welcome," Bistros said to the man. "You must be Vegas Strickland." "One and the same, but please call me 'Always Winning'," said the man. "Winner of five streak Big Pot Jackpot tournaments." He sat down and asked for a large glass of lemonade with a fork inside the filled glass. It was an odd request, but hey, to each their own. The table was now full, but no one knew why we were there, who invited us, and what the reason was for this meeting. "So, I'm guessing you all got the same invite that I did?" I asked. "I guess so," responded Soriano. "That appears to be the case," said Monsieur Huile. "Mine was delivered to me at the card table," explained Vegas. "We found ours on our car windshield two days ago," mentioned Bruiser. "I'd love to know who is wasting my time," the Boss added, looking impatiently at Bistros, who was standing in a puddle of his own sweat. "This is very peculiar," I said. "What may we all have in common?" "Gentlemen," Bistros said through quivering lips. "I...I..." Suddenly, Bistros whipped out two from his pockets, aimed them, and...

We ordered a half bacon & half mushroom with meatballs. And a pepperoni pizza. Our pizza with half…read morebacon & have mushroom with meatballs was not half & half. Everything was on one side. And to be honest I don't even know if there is actually bacon on it. The cut of the pizzas were like someone who is blind was cutting it. The sauce is very bland. Probably won't order here again.

Love their food!! Have to try their homemade steak subs!! Their pizza is also amazing all homemade…read morebread!!

Visiting Johnstown and found this brilliant restaurant which affords an amazing view of the entire…read morecity. Our server Kelly was welcoming and helpful when making choices and was impeccable when providing service and timing. The food was superb, lasagna and the veal parmigiana were delicious. we also had dessert, the layered chocolate cake. Pricing was fair for the food and service. While there, a small rainstorm left us a gorgeous rainbow. Just can't ask for a better dining experience.

One of the better Mother's Day dinners we've had. Reservations for 5 pm and we were seated…read morepromptly. A very busy evening for this restaurant and service was very good to start. After our drinks, appetisers, and entrées were delivered, service slowed. Wait for dessert was a bit long. The food and cocktails were delicious! Mothers Day specials of a 10 ounce filet or crab cakes were wonderful. Mushroom raviolis were also delicious according to our daughter. The restaurant is very large and what a view!

The food is pretty good... Good prices. Decent customer service…read more It's in a residential area and parking seems like it could be tight. Also be aware the Police have made several arrests there and for reasons I can't understand, are watching it very closely

Chewy's Pizza is our go-to-place all the time for delivery but if you wish to eat there, it's very…read morefamily friendly. The food is absolutely wonderful and if you're looking for that authentic "bar" food essence, you've come to the right place. The wings are huge and at 6 bucks a dozen, you can't beat them. I always get the butter and garlic flavor. They also have wonderful salads, and if I'm craving a chef salad, I still order a slice of pizza because I will not order from Chewy's without getting a taste of their pizza, it's just that good. BTW, their house dressing is just as tasty as well. You can't ask for better customer service. The one and only time we had an issue was when my husband ordered a hamburger and it was undercooked. We called them and they were so apologetic and brought another one to us ASAP and it was so tasty. We order from them so frequently they can't always be perfect. I absolutely recommend Chewy's Pizza to anyone wanting to have some excellent, hot, and fresh food. You will leave there satisfied.

A simple country restaurant that serves your typical bar fare. Pizza was very good. Other things…read morelike wings, fries, etc. also on the menu. Stop by, you won't regret it.

So last night we ordered from Old Farm Inn. Needless to say I was very disappointed in my order. I…read moregot garlic wings and stromboli. As you can see the wings were not cooked thoroughly hence the white color. The skin was fatty and chewy instead of crispy. The stromboli although odd shaped was burnt. Ive never had a bad experience there but this was unacceptable!! Another bad side effect was being the toilets best friend today. So for a $50 meal I expected better!!