Best wood-fired pizza in Western Pa. Maybe the best pizza in Western Pa.? Might be recency bias,…read moreI don't know...did a make your own pizza with fresh toppings (real banana pepper not those pickled store-bought types), delicious sauce and tasty, perfectly balanced crust. Really good beer, too. It's a hidden gem. Hard to see if you are driving by, but they have a lot of outdoor seating in the back. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful.

Just a tiny little place to go in and get the best beer and pizza! We're here on vacation and saw…read morethe this place. We ordered the Summer Nights pizza...artichoke, garlic, arugula...and added prosciutto. It was amazing. My husband got the hazy IPA and I got a pear cider. Both were delicious. All seating is outside and they also had some live music in the back. Fun place. Good food. Employees were very friendly!!

I love their Sunday red sauce! Great family atmosphere. It feels like the kind of place you'd take…read morea big group when you have family in from out of town. Everything we ordered tasted great!

I made my first-ever visit to Yoli's on 885 this past fall. Growing up in the area, I have had…read moreYoli's several times at different events or by take-out, but this was my first time dining in at the restaurant. Yoli's Cucina and Crafthouse is located at the intersection of State Route 885 and Payne Hill Road. The building has been other restaurants in the past, but Yoli's has occupied the space for nearly a decade. It is very easy to locate from the road. There is a private parking lot as well. This is not a heavy business/commercial area, so it's very easy to park and navigate into the restaurant. My visit was on a Friday night this past August. We chose to come after seeing a Facebook post about "Friday Night Lights," which was extended hours on select Friday nights when the TJ High School Football Team was playing at home. My family and I attended the game, and usually will try to find a pizza place to go to afterwards. Since we saw the post for this, we decided to give it a try. We left the football game a little early, and arrived to the restaurant around 9:15 PM. Since the game was barely over, we were one of the first few groups in. The longer we were there, the more people filtered in from the game. It was not completely full though, so no problem getting a seat at a table or the bar. There are plenty of seating options. The dining room has many four-top tables, some booths, and bar-height four-tops surrounding the bar. Of course, there are bar seats. In the back, there are also several longer tables. I assume this room can be rented out and/or reserved, but on this night they had it open for dine-in. As advertised on Facebook, there was a special menu for this after-hours time. It was a limited menu with $10 Pizzas, $10 Yoli Rolis, and $3 White Claws and Domestic Bottles, plus other items. We were not given regular menus, but instead papers that had the limited menu printed. It listed all of the different items, however, it had no descriptions. This was an issue for us, since we were not regulars of the restaurant. Our server acted really strange about this honestly, and would not give us a regular menu to look at when we requested it for the descriptions specifically. So instead, we had to literally ask her what was in every single sandwich, what all of the toppings available for the pizzas were, and any other specifics about any items. I understand in theory why they made the menu like this, but it should have included item descriptions. It makes sense that they do not want customers trying to order off of the regular menu, since they are not serving everything. But, eliminating descriptions is an issue. This was the first "Friday Night Lights" of the season, so it is possible that this improved for other ones moving forward. Following that confusion about the menu, we placed our orders. Our food was ready in about 25 minutes. My mom and I split an 8-Cut Mushroom Pizza. My fiancé ordered The Baller, which was a half-size meatball hoagie with marinara sauce and melted provonello cheese. My dad ordered The Drunk Fish, which was a half-size Yuengling battered haddock with melted provonello cheese, house greens, and house tartar. Both sandwiches came with fries. We each enjoyed our food. The pizza was more than enough for the two of us, and we even had some leftover to enjoy the next day. It is not super thick, but it is not a New York slice, either. A good in-between. Both of the sandwiches were okay, but the portions with the fries were generous. I personally liked the fries. Overall, we had no real complaints about the meal. Everything came out in a timely manner and prepared well. The value of our meal on this night was great. Some of us got some drinks, but for the food it was only $30 before tax. Hard to beat that, especially considering it was four adults. I appreciate them having these specials! The staff here was average, all considering. As detailed, not being able to see the descriptions for the menu items was really bizarre, and unhelpful from a customer service perspective. Otherwise, we had no issues with the service or our waitress. I am glad I got the chance to dine in at Yoli's! As stated, I have had their pizza many times, but never dined in. We had a positive experience overall, but as detailed there are some areas for improvement, specifically relating to the limited menu/after hours events. I hope they continue to have success with these, and improve on them for the future. In an area with very few locally-owned restaurants, it is nice that Yoli's is around and continues to be successful. I hope to come back to try more of their menu on a typical business day, especially the Yoli's Rolis. I believe the "Friday Night Lights" is an incredible idea, and promotes a better community. If you find yourself in the Century III/South Hills area, definitely give this restaurant a try!

The food at this take out place is off the charts good! You don't expect such quality in a small…read morewestern Pa town. We had the pork tacos and the smoked turkey BLT. WOW! Flavorful, juicy with very fresh ingredients. A bit of a wait but well worth it.

My coworker and I had different ideas about what we wanted. He wanted a burger and I wanted Italian…read morefood. I found V&V on Yelp and it looked awesome. It's a rural ride from the hotel in Mifflin which adds to the experience. Parking was tight because it was prim rush dinner time. The place was packed, a good sign. It's weird though, get on line, order at the counter, they give you a number and find you a table. The staff is too notch, fast friendly and enthusiastic. The menu has some staples and daily specials but it's all scratch made. We watched the plates being delivered to the tables and it all looks remarkable. My buddy got the Vincent burger which is a mountain of meat and it looked ginormous and really tasty. I had the Shrimp sofrito and risotto. Peter loved the burger and struggled to finish it because it's huge. My shrimp dish was outstanding! The dining area is packed and a bit plain but the Star here is the food so I wouldn't worry about the decor. It's BYOB so come prepared.

We visited a couple times when they first opened. Neither the hash browns or Leinase potato hit the…read moremark. Last Saturday our out of town relatives picked this place based on the online reviews. It was rather disappointing. They were super busy with both eat-in and takeout orders. We waited half an hour or more for our food. Their egg Benedicts are definitely not what you expected: eggs overcooked with bland thin bright orange color sauce on the side. Not sure why they are so highly rated.

The food was delicious!!! Eggs Benedict, pancakes, eggs,…read morebacon and pancakes were so good. Service was friendly and fast. We will definitely come back. 5 Stars would definitely recommend!

Stopped in for a couple of quick drinks on the go. I love the ideals of farm to table, local and…read morelimited ingredients. I am extremely picky about the oat milk I keep and use in my home and this was the first coffee shop I have ever been to that vocalized and prioritizes offering dairy free options that isn't full of junk ingredients. Their matcha is sweetened with honey. I usually opt out of all sweeteners but decided to go for it here. It was great! A little too sweet but I didn't feel so bad knowing it was local honey and not refined sugary syrups. I grabbed a regular latte - no sweeteners for a friend and she raved about it! I was hoping to grab some local microgreens they advertise on their website but I didn't see any in the case. They did have a few salads for a grab and go option that I thought was nice for a quick lunch on the road. I would definitely be back when in the area again!

My friend and I made a special trip to visit Lazy Dreamer Farm for some coffee and a pastry last…read moreweekend. We arrived a little past 11am on Saturday and the place was slammed. The parking lot is so small and probably fits about 6-7 cars, if everyone parks right (you know what I mean). I couldn't get into the parking lot because every time someone would leave, someone else would immediately pull in. I had to park across the street at Dairy Queen (sorry, DQ!) The line at Lazy Dreamer was out the door and wrapped around inside, but moved surprisingly quickly! I'd say we waited about 10-15 mins to order and there were at least 10 people ahead of us. The staff are friendly and move quickly to make your drinks and grab your food. They don't have much seating inside, as the building is small, but they do have a small bathroom and also a couple patio sets out front. My only wish is that they'd be able to expand both the inside space and the parking lot! But I guess the crowdedness is a result of how delicious everything is. I had a seasonal banana nut latte and it was creamy and delicious. The cinnamon rolls from Oram's are offered here and they're huge, fluffy, and tasty! Don't miss this place.

Juniper Grill is the happening hot spot of the area. The place is packed from bar to dining area…read more Lots of people means something, it means this place is good. The dining area is roomy and bright some spots are a bit too close especially along a knee wall. That separates the bar tables from the dining room. It's noisy from conversations so be prepared to say what? 1400 times. The service was excellent, the hostess seats you quickly and checked if the table was okay. Our waitress was very nice and super helpful. They certainly have a good staff. The food was very good. It's surprising how hard it was to find a good home style meal in this area. I had the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and mushrooms gravy. Very comforting and an ample portion. My coworker had the crab and shrimp enchiladas and he seems to really enjoy it. Overall the place deserves you to give them a try

We were greeted by a professional young man and promptly seated…read more The restaurant itself was clean, noise levels were a little high but nothing crazy. I ordered the brisket quesadillas as my entree, they were decent and priced at $17 We also Order the brisket sandwich and Cole slaw, also priced at $17. If you're a fan of fatty, this is for you, if not, it wouldn't be the best selection. Both meals were ok. We were on our way to a gymnastics meet so time was a factor, thankfully service was quick and friendly.

It had been too long since I visited this place! It was really busy on a Friday night and you will…read moresee why! We sat on the back patio since it was pretty packed inside but the weather was great! I got the frozen house margarita which didn't disappoint. Instead of chip and salsa when you come in, you get a basket of chicharrones. We also got the dip sampler because you can't never go wrong with it! Then, the difficult task to pick a main dish! They have a fun selection of uncommon dishes which is super cool. My friend got the Birria ramen and loves it! I tried the broth and it was super flavorful. My husband got the Pittsburgh burrito which has fries inside. He said the fries in it were so good! My vegetarian friend got a solid mushroom taco and then got a little wild and got the cactus taco! I tried it and it was super good! I was a little more classic and got a Birria and a Al pastor taco. Both were really good and good amount of meat in them. I also got rice and beans and as you can see, it was a generous serving! I will be back much sooner than next time! Such a fun place in this part of town. They are definitely trying to be a little different from the average Mexican place.

First time trying Primo's and it definitely won't be my last. I had the Grand Margarita,…read morechoriqueso, Al Pastor taco, Campechano taco, and tres leches cake, and everything was excellent. As someone who's tried most of the major Mexican restaurants around the Pittsburgh area, Primo's easily tops them all. It was honestly some of the best Mexican food I've had in and around Pittsburgh.

Ciccanti's is a favorite of my extended family. It has a small town Italian restaurant feel…read more Nothing super fancy, but a decent bar and seating area. We did take out, but my dad and I went to the bar as we waited for our meals. I did the Veal Romano. I chose zucchini in place of pasta, and my meal also came with a salad. I really enjoyed my meal. It included several pieces of delicious veal Romano.

Steak was overcooked and not trimmed or seasoned. Pasta was undercooked still crunchy. Service was…read morejust as bad

Our Go-To spot for a fresh, healthy meal. The food is always delicious & the owner & staff are…read morealways friendly & welcoming. Travels well with DD & always a bigger portion than you remember it being! 5*

Pasta salad had no tater, like eating cold noodles with a little bit of black olives. White pizza…read morewas under cooked and tasteless.