We came here for beers, and to play darts! Fun spot if you're looking for something laid back and…read moreoff the beaten path.

A Washington PA institution great beer specials and a lot of fun. Let loose and enjoy the place.read more

Best food in Washington. Not just for Chinese... best food, period…read more A little secret.... They travel to NYC weekly for authentic Asian ingredients. You don't find that kind of attention to detail often. Try a few things. Experiment. Don't just get your regular. You won't be disappointed.

The food is always delicious! The service is fast. The owners are very friendly! They have lots of…read moreoptions to chose from.

Waited several minutes before anyone Sat us. Should have been a sign. Got seated, ordered. My sweet…read morechili sauce had a dead bug in it, they apologized. The sushi order was wrong but I didn't press it and my hibachi was just cold overall it just was not good. I've eaten at sushi bomb/mr Toyoko. I feel like the food here was not as good at all.

We stopped by for dinner on a Saturday night, and were seated immediately. I was impressed with how…read moremany options you could choose from for the all-you-can-eat menu. There are appetizers, soup/salad, Chinese and hibachi meals, and so much sushi! Everything came out very quickly and was surprisingly good. The meal portions were larger than we expected, and we were already getting full before the sushi came out. Our eyes were definitely bigger than our stomachs, ordering a few rolls at once. Next time, I'd stick to just the sushi to enjoy it more and not leave uncomfortably full. You can't beat it for the price!

Having BBQ choices in Washington these days being very limited again, Dickeys is pretty good. I had…read morethe Ribs, and Brisket. Ribs were pretty good, tender, decent amount of meat on the rib, sauce was ok. Brisket was decent as well, not overly tender, but good enough. Sides were Mac and Cheese, BBQ beans. Both were ok, a little bland, but good enough. The portions were good, overall the quality was ok, it's BBQ in a pinch, if you need a fix.

Stopped in here for some bbq recently. The workers were very friendly and helpful. My son and I…read moresplit the bridket. We both thought it was really well prepared and tasted great. The meat was super tender and juicy. Loved their different bbq sauces as well.

hear this and trust me:…read more the meadows has the biggest varity of slots in any casino in western pa, wv and ohio. you can trust me or not. but im a high limit gambler i go all around. no one come close. period.

4.5 stars. Hollywood Casino at The Meadows has over 2,500 slot machines of dozens of games, over 65…read moretable games such as blackjack and roulette, and a poker room. The hours are 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, although table games are typically open only during the daytime. Customers may play with their PENN PLAY card or with cash. The casino also has restaurants, bars, horse-racing, and other events. For about 11 years, my husband and I have been occasional customers of this casino. We like how the floor is split into smoking and non-smoking sections. We gamble relatively small amounts of money, and in both of our visits in the past year, we came out slightly ahead in our gambling on the slot machines. Our cashier paid us promptly and courteously. In October 2025, this casino had The Tipsy Cauldron Pop-up Pub, which had Halloween and Harry Potter themes. The bar was not busy when my husband and I arrived, but we waited several minutes for an employee to take our order. We skipped ordering foods, but we really liked our two drinks, the Spellbound Cider (rum, apple cider, cranberry, cinnamon, etc.) and the Rotten Pumpkin (vodka, coconut rum, mango, triple sec, and orange). I wish, though, that the cups were as fun as the ones shown online--a witch's hand and a cauldron.

Best broil I had so far, food was fresh and the seasoning was spot on. Got my broil fire style and…read moreit was pretty spicy.

When we walked in staff did not care that we were there. Had to ask to be seated, and there was…read moreonly 1 table that had customers seated. Multiple staff standing and sitting having private conversation. Staff seemed it was more important to be having private conversations than making sure drinks were filled and table was attended to. Crab legs were good, but nothing to brag about.

Don't go out of your way for dosa like I did. They don't have it even though it's listed on the…read moremenu right in their business. I can't speak to any of their other Indian dishes since I didn't stay to eat. I walked in at lunchtime on a Friday and it was dark and there wasn't another person in the place.

4.5 stars. Masala House Indian Bistro is a local restaurant chain that currently has three…read morelocations--this one in Washington, one in Pittsburgh, and one in Bridgeville. Both reservations and walk-ins are available. My husband and I arrived at opening time for lunch, and many tables were available. One table was dirty, so we sat at a different one. Throughout our meal, two employees kindly served us. The menu listed many meat, seafood, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, and the spiciness levels were customizable. I saw chaat, tadoori, biryani, dosa, and more. Prices were reasonable. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Mixed Vegetable Curry - 4.5 stars - I requested a spiciness level of medium, and the cook prepared it accordingly. The ingredients appeared to include green beans, peas, carrots, cauliflower, potato, onion, tomato, clove, cinnamon, ginger, and garlic. The serving size was generous, so I could have had leftovers for a latter meal. Chicken Saag - 4.5 stars - My husband usually orders Saag Paneer, but he chose chicken this time. Other ingredients included spinach, fenugreek, ginger, and garlic. He chose a spiciness level of mild, and the cook prepared it as such. He said that it was "tasty" and "very good" and that he would happily eat at this restaurant again in the future. The side of basmati rice was cooked pefectly. Garlic Naan - 5 stars - My husband described this garlic naan as "Oh, wow! Very flavorful! Crunchy but not overdone."

We had a great time and the service was fantastic. The reason for the 4 was the steak wasn't as…read moreflavorful as it usually is. Seemed to be missing a little flavor. The ambiance is always amazing and we will definitely be back again. Also the espresso martini was fantastic.

4.5 stars. Bistecca restaurant is a steakhouse and wine bar in the upper level of The Meadows…read morecasino. The menu lists foods such as salads, crab bisque, pastas, oysters, scallops, sea bass, chicken, lamb, pork, ribeye, NY strip, filet mignon, spinach, and tiramisu. My husband and I had a reservation for dinner here. The dress code was business casual, but some other customers wore smart casual. The waitress provided friendly service. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Chopped Salad - 4.5 stars - Iceberg lettuce was topped with grape tomatoes, cucumbers, green olives, croutons, bacon, and parmigiano-reggiano cheese. Bistecca Wedge Salad - 4.5 stars - Roughly half of a head of lettuce was topped with smoked bacon, onions, bleu cheese, and gorgonzola crumble. (No tomatoes at my husband's request.) Salmon Oscar - 4.5 stars - Atlantic salmon was grilled and topped with flavorful colossal lump crab, asparagus, and hollandaise. Filet mignon - 5 stars - My husband ordered a 10-ounce filet mignon, and the chef cooked it medium-rare as requested. On the side was béarnaise sauce. My husband enjoyed this steak very much. Au Gratin Potatoes - 4.5 stars - This side dish looked like "potato lasagna." Potatoes were thinly sliced and layered so they looked like lasagna. The cheesy sauce tasted good. New York Cheese Cake - 4.5 stars - The slice of this cake was a good size. It had a nice cheesy flavor, and we liked its graham crust, strawberry sauce, and sweet whipped cream. We drank water and did not order beverages. The total cost for this meal was $171 plus a tip.