Generations - Uniontown

Absolutely love generations!! Service is great, the food is to die for!!! read more Absolutely love generations!! Service is great, the food is to die for!!!

The very first fancy restaurant me and my fiance ever ate at. Great experience and awesome food! read more The very first fancy restaurant me and my fiance ever ate at. Great experience and awesome food!

I have not eaten there in a while, but when we did, food was over priced. It was very good. read more I have not eaten there in a while, but when we did, food was over priced. It was very good.

I didn't eat there in a while, but when we did, the food was too expensive. It was very good. read more I didn't eat there in a while, but when we did, the food was too expensive. It was very good.

It 's okay and they are open on Monday evenings when other quality independent dining options are closed. Very personable owners/staff located in an old home fr... read more It 's okay and they are open on Monday evenings when other quality independent dining options are closed. Very personable owners/staff located in an old home from the 19th century. Relaxed though staff was equally re laxed . F.Y.I. for enophiles that wine selection is by the glass only $7.50 per glass (approx. 6-7oz. though would not allow me to bring in bottles and I was willing to pay a corkage fee. Salad/soup course was good and included in the price of our entrees. We all had Veal Marsala $20. Very reasonable price for most entrees on their one sheet menu. We were the only party there this past Monday evening. Which made the NOISE from the kitchen annoying and somewhat comical as we could hear the cook pounding out each veal slice for our orders. Nice presentation though I found the sauce to be tasting of too much raw onion and sauce that also tasted of flour. Surprised to think onions were not caramelized and the (I imagine the roux was not cooked long to brown and remove the raw flavors. $63 for the food and $45 for 2 cocktails and 4 glasses of Aussie Cab/Merlot wine. Its OK, but would rather drive to the Historic Summit Inn, The Stonehouse Restaurant Inn, Caporella 's or drive to Morgantown. First and only for this establishment.