Food in Cranberry?

NNTP-Posting-Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1999 08:14:08 EDT
Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu pgh.food:9414

You might be thiking of villa Italia, you can seeit from Holiday Inn, good dinners, not so great bar food, stay away from stuff that's deep fried, a three drink limit as well....If you want to drive you could stop at Primo Barone's brewpub in Franklin, at the airport on Route 8, very good food and crafted beers, might be crowded though, call and check also good IN franklin is Leonardos, really nice pasta,  tiramisu, and espresso.  I think most of the OC locals head to Hoss's.  there doesn't seem to be much of local rest. support.  If you head up the hill towards Seneca and teh Cranberry Mall, you can grab a gigantic breakfast at Shirley's - full of locals and Long Haul truckers, the country music countdown should be playing!  If I think of any others I'll let you know. Michael

Someone wrote:

> Laurie M. wrote:
> >Is there anyplace to eat there that isn't a fast food joint?
> >Needs to be open on Saturday.
>
> There is a home-cooking type of place.  As I recall, it's on the
> East side of the river, very near the bridge.  Decent food, but
> not extraordinary.
>
> Rob Lake
> [email removed]
>
> >
> >--
> >Laurie D. T. Mann  **   Geek Feminist  **  [email removed]
> >Dead People Server   **  Trivia Maven  **  http://dpsinfo.com

NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 13:43:11 EDT
Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu pgh.food:9415

Thanks for the various suggestions.  The restaurant near the bridge was closed, the restaurant in the Holiday Inn didn't serve lunch, so we wound up at Hoss's.  I've eaten at many Hoss's over the years, but the one in Oil City was about the worst I've ever been in.  They managed to:

     completely screw up my order (and I had to insist
          they replace it - why should it have taken any
          convincing on my part at all???)
     serve my daughter's steak next-to-raw

<sigh>  I'm not sure if my bout with food poisoning later that afternoon was due to their fine establishment or something else but...

I think the next time I go visit my daughter in Titusville, we'll just stick to the local fast food.

NNTP-Posting-Date: 25 Oct 1999 13:25:35 GMT
X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3110.5 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu pgh.food:9416

The Depot in Franklin is not bad for family style stuff.  The Wolf's den is up that way somewhere (may be one exit past route 8 on 80) is is also pretty good.

Laurie M. wrote in message ...
>Thanks for the various suggestions.  The restaurant near
>the bridge was closed, the restaurant in the Holiday Inn
>didn't serve lunch, so we wound up at Hoss's.  I've eaten
>at many Hoss's over the years, but the one in Oil City
>was about the worst I've ever been in.  They managed to:
>
>     completely screw up my order (and I had to insist
>          they replace it - why should it have taken any
>          convincing on my part at all???)
>     serve my daughter's steak next-to-raw
>
><sigh>  I'm not sure if my bout with food poisoning
>later that afternoon was due to their fine establishment
>or something else but...
>
>I think the next time I go visit my daughter in Titusville,
>we'll just stick to the local fast food.
>
>
>--
>Laurie D. T. Mann  **   Geek Feminist  **  [email removed]
>Dead People Server   **  Trivia Maven  **  http://dpsinfo.com
>Buy Something from Amazon (via dpsinfo.com), and You've Made
> a Donation to the American Cancer Society (7/4/99-12/31/99)

NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 17:29:39 EDT
Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu pgh.food:9418

The depot closed!!  In fact they were tearing it down last week.  Wolf's den is pretty good, but it's hell and gonefrom Titusville.  You're right about it being off 80. Michael

Danny wrote:

> The Depot in Franklin is not bad for family style stuff.  The Wolf's den is
> up that way somewhere (may be one exit past route 8 on 80) is is also pretty
> good.
>
> Laurie M. wrote in message ...
> >Thanks for the various suggestions.  The restaurant near
> >the bridge was closed, the restaurant in the Holiday Inn
> >didn't serve lunch, so we wound up at Hoss's.  I've eaten
> >at many Hoss's over the years, but the one in Oil City
> >was about the worst I've ever been in.  They managed to:
> >
> >     completely screw up my order (and I had to insist
> >          they replace it - why should it have taken any
> >          convincing on my part at all???)
> >     serve my daughter's steak next-to-raw
> >
> ><sigh>  I'm not sure if my bout with food poisoning
> >later that afternoon was due to their fine establishment
> >or something else but...
> >
> >I think the next time I go visit my daughter in Titusville,
> >we'll just stick to the local fast food.
> >
> >
> >--
> >Laurie D. T. Mann  **   Geek Feminist  **  [email removed]
> >Dead People Server   **  Trivia Maven  **  http://dpsinfo.com
> >Buy Something from Amazon (via dpsinfo.com), and You've Made
> > a Donation to the American Cancer Society (7/4/99-12/31/99)