The Crows Nest - Johnstown
The Crows Nest
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More Than A Sports Bar Grill – Your Hangout Since 2009! At The Crow’s Nest, we’re more than just a sports bar; we’re a community gathering spot for all ages, offering delicious food and drinks in a fun, casual atmosphere. Founded in 2009 in Tire Hill, Pennsylvania, we’ve built our reputation on the excitement and unity that come from great sports, fantastic food, and craft beers. Over the years, we’ve grown and expanded our passion for food, libations, sports, and community across the region, with plans to continue bringing people together. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, stop by The Crow’s Nest and experience it for yourself!.
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Great wings and pizza. Nice staff
Stopped for breakfast on St Patty's day.
I've been wanting to go for beef tips and noodles. Such a let down. Such a small portion and the beef tips were hard to chew and tasteless. Also, I ordered the Irish stew. It was cold and there was about a measuring cup of soup. I cannot believe I paid $12 for that!!!! I was in shock or I would've told her to take it back. Had to stand around far too long before someone told us to sit wherever. The service was so slow. Never got salt and pepper--had to find my own. Waited too long for a refill. No napkins brought with dessert. I won't go back.
Always a great place to eat and hang out. Great service, good food, friendly atmosphere!
Used to go to the crows nest in years past when I spent a lot of time in bars. My wife daughter and I went for dinner tonight and were very disappointed. The server was new but she was nice, no problem there other than normal things you deal with a new server. The mixed drinks we got contained little alcohol and weren’t good but that’s a crapshoot at most places anyway (plus I think our new server made them).Where we were really disappointed was the food! It used to be good! Wife and I both ordered steaks, rare. They were both medium/medium well and almost too salty to eat. And for a $26 steak it was really thin and just seemed like even less quality than the something you would get at a low grade steak place like Applebees. Not to mention the side baked potato was undercooked for both of us. We each had to ask for sour cream and when we took a bite of the potato with it we realized the sour cream was spoiled and tasted like mold! We each ordered lobster bisque which was okay I guess but tasted like it was straight out of a giant tub of premade soup, no chunks of anything in it, basically just thick broth.Not like it used to be 5 years ago. For a $100 on a meal, you should go somewhere elseI would give it less stars but I used to frequent this place a lot and it was great and the owners were very nice, maybe this was just a fluke so I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt
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