Family Restaurants near Monroeville, PA

“This Eat 'n Park location has a good team of people who are friendly, helpful, and kind. The salads bar is always fresh and full of lots of refreshing and delicious options. During the holidays, you can find pistachio fluff, which is tasty with sunflower seeds.“

“I was at the Bob Evans in Monroeville on Thanksgiving Day. Waited over 2 hours to get a pick up that was ordered days before. Take out orders were left out in bags on tables for hours. People were furious! one man & a waitress got into a big verbal fight. Swearing at each other. I developed covid symptoms 2 days after being there. Just saying to many people in a small are it not appropriate. I would never recommend going there or picking up food on a holiday.“

“Just got churros here. Honestly 10/10. It’s hard to find good churros around. I’ll def be back to try out the other menu. Highly recommend.“

“We just finished our Easter dinner that you prepared and delivered. Took out all the stress from all going on. Will keep you in mind for all future holiday meals. Everything was awesome and highly recommended!!!!“

“My server Jenah was awesome very attentive, upbeat personality. Made sure we were satisfied throughout the whole experience would request her next time we visit.“

“sausage gravy is excellent“

“It’s our ritual to go to the Eat N Park in Irwin every Saturday. The servers are *always* amazing and the food top notch. Their blackberry pie is the best I have ever had—flaky crust and fresh berry filling!“

“Usually get the Romano chicken salad which is excellent- but had a Cheese steak sandwich last night which was really good Been going to Carnivores for many years but food recently has been exceptional“

“Had the prime rib dinner with French onion soup and cheese au gratin potatoes. The food was delicious and the waitress provided excellent service. Highly recommend.“

“Monique is a wonderful server.“

“Had a friendly and professional waitress - Zasha.
One thing I look at when going to eat is the quality of service. She did hit the mark and gave good service. It's nice to have a waitress ask questions and smile when doing so. She had our drink refills ready and that's appreciated because I do not like to eat without havung my drink thank you Zasha for that. Your friendliness did make a difference“

“Good food and great service!“

“Nestled in Burbank, Eat N Park is a phenomenal breakfast spot & is a true hidden gem! Get there early because it does get packed and for good reason! Eat N Park, an Armenian owned restaurant offers a huge breakfast with some lunch additions. This place offers dishes packed with flavor, huge portions and low prices! The omelets are amazing, the Belgian waffles, strawberry crepes fantastic & the pancakes are out of this world!!! And don’t get me started on the biscuits…hands down the best I’ve ever had! My hats off to the chef for cooking comfort food that made me feel like I was at home! The hospitality is beyond amazing! The owners are extremely welcoming and serve as well. They treat everyone as if you were dining in their home! From one Armenian Chef to another Shad Shad shunorhagal em! We will definitely see you again soon!“

“Growing up in Pittsburgh, Eat’n Park was never just a diner it was a piece of home. With around 24 locations scattered across Allegheny County, it’s as much a part of the city’s fabric as the skyline itself.

From the warm smiles that greet you at the door to those unforgettable breakfasts that rival any big name chain, Eat’n Park is where memories are made over a stack of pancakes or a classic Smiley Cookie. It’s the kind of place you grow up assuming is just a standard everywhere until you leave town and realize it’s a uniquely Pittsburgh gem.

So, whether you’re a local reminiscing or a visitor looking for an authentic taste of the ‘Burgh, let me tell you: Eat’n Park is where those cozy, hometown vibes live. It’s more than a diner it’s a piece of Pittsburgh’s heart.“

“When it comes to small community and great impacts this EatnPark has gotten it right. When the employee is truly a representation of your community you always feel like you belong. Shout out to that one bus boy who seems to take his work extremely serious“