Filthy, filthy, filthy! Disgusting! complained to owner in the past and nothing changed. No pride.read more

Yet another yummy Sweet Frog location - this time in PA…read more We just so happened to luck out and got the two mediums for $10 deal - the lady at checkout said it easily saved us $6 or $7! What a nice surprise. Store was spotless, well-lit and had a decent selection of flavors (a few less than our hometown Sweet Frog, though, I think). Overall, nice treat after dinner. Great promo price, too!

We did a dine and donate here for our organization where we were told to have people bring the…read moreflyer or show it on their phones and we'd get 10% of the sales. We ended up getting a check for less than $3. I went that day and spent $50 and another parent did as well. Very disappointed in this business.

As fast as Dairy Queen's go, it's clear this one does good business based on the consistent influx…read moreof customers and the remodel they did years back. Very nice inside and a significant amount of staff working. DQ ice cream is not my go-to, I'd much rather other options but we do stop here now and again. My biggest complaint is that they don't seem to have the coordination between their mobile orders and the rest of their business setup right. I arrived 5 minutes after my pickup time only to have to wait another 15 minutes for my two blizzards to be made.

Passing through on our way to DC. Stopped here for breakfast. Great local spot. Looks like it's…read morebeen around for years. Service was absolutely fantastic. Food was great and sweet tea rivals some of the southern sweet teas I have had, very good.

The only thing I like on the menu is the chicken brushceta fried chicken cutlet breaded and tipped…read morewith tomatoes a little dries basil and a balsamic reduction that is really tangy and bright . Of course the salad bar is a favorite But the soups are usually gross and not what they used to be . That being said I think its the people that work at most of the eatnparks just dont care . If you have ever gone to the eatnparknoff banks ville rd theres a noticeable difference in the service and food quality .

So I took my mother to the Maywood Grill after an afternoon of exploring Falling Waters, and she…read morejust loved it. The place had down home dinner vibe that conjured vibes of Mayberry, RFD. Everyone was so friendly that you just had to smile; our waitress Lori was particularly nice and efficient. The food at Maywood Grill was superb and done to perfection. Their fried chicken sandwich surpassed all chicken contenders and their onion rings were sublime. However, it was their pizza that was the star of the show, as it has been a long time that a pie checked all the boxes. First, the crust was just the right mix of crunch and chewy goodness that thought I had stepped into New Haven, CT. Next, the cheese was real, not that plastic rubbish you find masquerading as cheese from so main big chains. Each slice was perfect example of how pizza should be done. Without a doubt, I will most definitely return a slice of Maywood Grill's perfect pizza pie.

Came back to this place on a whim. The service was still amazing. The place was packed and they got…read moreus in and out within an hour or so. I still love the decor and the photos around the place. Ramps and eggs were amazing. I guess it's ramp season (very strong onion) and i couldn't pass it up. It had whipped Ricotta and pesto on fresh sourdough. It was incredible. A ton of flavor and the bread was phenomenal. I was also informed the Philly was amazing. Loved the flavors.

This spot is so fantastic. The outdoor spaces are amazing - with beautiful landscaping and plants…read moregalore. I asked a couple questions about the menu and was immediately directed to the BLT by a woman in the kitchen. Wow I wasn't disappointed. It was sooooo good. The bread was toasted perfectly (so it didn't kill the roof of my mouth), the tomato's and lettuce were fresh, the bacon crispy, and that basil mayo. A life changing BLT if there is such a thing. A couple side notes I appreciate. Bittersweet's marketing team deserves. Ton of credit - they have some awesome swag available for purchase. Also, this is a Christian oriented cafe with bible verses, messaging, and music. Love it! And finally, check out the story about Bittersweet's roots, its commitment to addiction recovery/support, and the owner's son's story/passing. The name "Bittersweet Cafe" will take on a deeper meaning (the news articles can be found in the walls before the counter by the bathrooms). Cheers Bittersweet, thanks for having me, and God bless!

Absolutely beautiful store, inside and out, but especially outside. They have tables in the front…read moreof the store and out the back. Nice landscaping provides a near perfect setting to enjoy a cup of coffee. I ended up getting a simple red eye. It was delicious. I understand they brew Iron Star coffee out of West Mifflin. The same Iron Star that owns Coffee Tree shops. If this coffee is any indication, I think I need to visit Coffee Tree again. It's been a while. Anyway, I had a really good cup of coffee and a peanut butter and jelly cookie. No complaints on the cookie, but I wish they had some breakfast sweets like scones or cinnamon rolls. Next time I'll try some real food. Just be aware that things are a little pricey here.

Out of town on a short trip, granddaughter pick Olivia Garden as her restaurant of choice…read more Definitely status quo and always consistent on the soup and salad. The hot honey chicken bites we were serviced must have been the bottom of the bag. Not the plump pieces of chicken in the advertisement. Waitress was wonderful and attentive to our needs.

The Uniontown location was great. Great people and great service!…read moreMy issue is the food and new guidelines for serving, which would come from corporate. I ordered soup and salad... 1. I tried the wedding soup and it was disgusting. The meatballs tasted like they were made with cheap canned meat, broth was tasteless, and it was made with pasta shells. Does anyone use small pasta shells in their wedding soup? It should be listed on the menu as a BOWL OF SHELLS. I did not eat the soup. 2. I always liked the pasta fagioli soup so I decided to try that next. I found it ok. The both was raw tomato both, not cooked long enough to mellow the tomato taste. I was like tomato juice. 3. I was dining with other people. They ordered soup with their entrees. Their soup was served and with mins, maybe 4 mins, their entrees were served. No time time to enjoy the first course. Nope. This new serving style makes the customers feel rush. If they wanted to finish their soup the entrees would be or cool or cold. If they are the entree then the soups would be cold. Due to serving this way the table was full of plates and bowls. It was ridiculous. They did say the entrees were delicious. What is going on? Is it like other big restaurants? Profits over quality and experience? I don't plan to return.

Ordered the chicken and dumplings. Always consistent. I ordered the small portion came out with 2…read morebowls. Very good. Ordered the mashed potatoes and broccoli. Very tasty. You got corn muffins and biscuits. I love their sweet tea always good and consistent. Our server was very nice and pleasant. You can always depend on Cracker Barrel. Purchased a cute football gem bracelet and a Penn state tee shirt in the gift shop.

I went to Cracker Barrel in New Stanton after golfing with my buddy nearby. Cracker Barrel is…read morealways pretty decent. You can generally count on pretty good service and seemingly home cooked meals. This time around, I had a chicken sandwich. The sides are pretty good here as well. We have done breakfast at Cracker Barrel in previous visits and I enjoy that as well.

I had a chance to check out the Fallingwater Cafe for the first time yesterday. It's tucked on the…read moreFallingwater property by the visitor's center, but within the gates so you can't come here unless you already have a ticket. The small but useful cafe had a few grab and go food options, and a small bakery case, with most of their offerings being various bottled drinks, hot tea, coffee, and lattes. I got a harvest turkey cranberry sandwich, a falling leaves latte, and a honey lavender latte while I was there. The sandwich was very large and I had a hard time finishing it. The lattes were sweet and refreshing. The sandwich cost $15, and each of the lattes cost $5.50. They do have allergy information for the sandwiches, but not for the bakery items, which was unfortunate, since their raspberry donut cheesecake looked decadent. They are a cashless facility and do accept Apple Pay. They have a variety of indoor and outdoor seating.

Amazing latte! I loved this little cafe. The price was a little expensive but SO worth it.read more