Eat’n Park Restaurant
1250 Banksville Rd, Pittsburgh, PA, 15216
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Address :
1250 Banksville Rd
Pittsburgh, PA, 15216 - Phone (412) 561-7894
- Website https://www.eatnpark.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :Open 24 hours
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast, Late Night
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Darren W.
It was an Eat 'N Park weekend. As a 24/7 chain, it's as sturdy as a walking stick and more affordable than X-Mas decorations in March. Kudos go out to our server Hudson. I predict (guess?) that he'll become a famous author someday based solely (superficially?) on his first name. Hopefully, his last name isn't Hawk. That would be tragic. For some reason this E 'N P's lemonade was different from the lemonade I had at the one in Monaca the night before. This lemonade had pulp in it. Hmmmm... The Buffalo Chicken Wrap (I got mine with Ranch dressing) is a rather spiffy sandwich. It's tangy of course, due not only to the sauce but also the cheddar. The chicken is thankfully tender. What else to say about it? Oh yeah, there's lettuce and tomato too. Who didn't know that? Apple pie a la mode; dependable as a Ford pick-up truck, and Eat 'N Park does it more than capably. No wonder people take home whole pies. When nothing else is open, Eat 'N Park is there for ya, and usually the food ain't bad. P.S. I am shocked that this Eat 'N Park remained UnYelped until now!
(4)Joyce H.
They have gluten-free buns for all sandwiches and burgers for only 50 cents extra. How many other low cost restaurants offer this? I am a fan for this reason alone. My only gripe is that they eliminated the grilled salmon with dill sauce from their menu, which had been one of my favorites.
(4)William G.
So I was not happy that we ended up here but that quickly changed once I got my food. I'm a sucker for chicken fingers and they had the best honey mustard EVER!! And inexpensive as well. So if you in the Burgh and it's late and everything else is closed this wont disappoint.
(3)David J.
Pure garbage. Being a Pittsburgh resident all of my life, I have been dragged here many times by people that don't understand how terrible this place is. The service usually is sub-par and that is only topped by the lack of quality food. It's bland, you could do better at home style cooking. The salad bar lacks true options, and for this type of food why not just go to Denny's where you're getting somewhat better food at a better price. People that like this place are usually collecting social security checks and trying to get home and in bed before the 5 O'clock news starts.
(1)Rana I.
My first time coming with my hoppy and daughter. I like the american style of it. Waiters were nice but it was Sunday and its crowded and I waited long time to have my receipt. Food was delicious and perfect and the price is reasonable. Also my daughter got a free heart cookie and she was very happy about it.
(5)Brigitte R.
I've visited this place 3 times, And I've enjoy everything, every time. Our food was hot and delicious, specially they're caramel latte..omg so good! ! The server was awesome. Can't wait to come back!
(4)DJ J.
Stopped by the new spiffy EnP. Very nice new building with a drive up window. We came for breakfast and I had the Eggs Benedict Florentine. Delicious! The poached eggs were cooked perfectly. The hollandaise was tasty and seasoned. The bacon, spinach and English muffin were a winning combination.
(4)Janet P.
I'm impressed above and beyond at the follow-up given to my issues by Eat 'n Park! I received a phone call and invitation to come back and give them another try. We did, last night and everything was on point! They have won us back because everything was fresh, delicious and prepared exactly as we asked. The server was excellent, courteous and friendly as well. This has always been a favorite spot for informal family dinners and will continue to be. I applaud Eat'n Park management for the professional way they handled my complaint and how courteous they were to me. Keep up the great work!!! We will definitely be back soon!!!
(4)Megan H.
I couldn't resist trying this ENP after it was rebuilt. Maybe it's just that I haven't been to an ENP in a long time (probably the better part of a decade), but I was just disappointed. The service was truly slow (like 10 minutes to get water?). The salad bar seemed to have half the selection I remember it having. (No cottage cheese?) On the upside, the ranch is as tasty as I remember and that was the real reason we went any how. Then, my order was wrong (I ordered fried pickles... got a burger instead?). Our server was beyond apologetic and it was fixed in less than five minutes, but hard to understand in the first place... Interesting to note, we learned that ENP and Sheetz have the same food supplier. My DH ordered jalapeno poppers and noticed they were virtually identical to the ones he LOVES at Sheetz. Quick google search later... Yep, same ones. All in all, a cheap, quick Friday night dinner (even with the delays on ordering, we were still in and out in less than 45 minutes).
(2)Rob C.
The new restaurant just opened recently. We were very disappointed. My breakfast included runny eggs (ordered over easy), cold toast, under cooked potatoes.... not very good.
(1)Brooke G.
They may have updated the resturant but every time I go there is always hair in my food. So, I usually get one of their pies and skip eating there.
(2)John V.
Had breakfast and dinner there a couple of times. Its your traditional Eatn Park and the food is good especial the Superburgers. Breakfast has a wide variety of choices including breakfast bar. Good food and quick service. Friendly and helpful waitresses. Everyone smiles.... an oldie but still a goodie... :-)
(4)Sal G.
This is an older retail store. I normally have a loving relationship with Eat 'n Park, but this one just didn't hit home for me. I came during the Sunday Brunch Buffet; my friend partook, I abstained after seeing the fare. I ordered two eggs over-easy with a side of toast. Getting beyond the murky, dated feel of the store, it was actually fairly clean on the interior and in the restrooms. I received my food and the eggs were cooked perfectly. Maybe not a big deal for some, but you would be surprised at how often over-easy comes out over-hard or, worse, uncooked. I think the real reason I enjoy Eat 'n Park most of the time is the normal salad bar items.
(3)Oren S.
Eat 'n Park is passable for certain things. The hamburgers are satisfactory and although the salad bar will never be compared to the extraordinary Souplantation/ Sweet Tomatoes, it is not bad. My wife and I were desperate for food after a late Pittsburgh Pirates game, which left us few choices, and we made the mistake of coming here and ordering the $9.99 Midnight buffet, which was lousy. The eggs, fried potatoes, hash browns, onions, and mushrooms drowning in liquid, were tasteless. Pancakes that are stuck to the container in which they are placed are not likely to please and the soggy waffle my wife had was not enjoyable either. If I had been told that the corned beef hash was canned dog food or that it was made with Spam, it would have been believable as there was no hint of beef as it is known to most people. The quality of the food at Golden Corral is spectacular in comparison to Eat 'n Park and the value is infinitely better, $8.99 for a breakfast buffet that includes an extensive salad selection and so much more well-prepared, well-seasoned, tasty items. Breakfast foods are now served there throughout lunch and dinner. I do not plan to order the Eat 'n Park Midnight Buffet or the breakfast buffet ever again. If I do, I will deserve my fate. I continue to have difficulty understanding why Eat 'n Park is such a spectacular success, particularly given that at its other divisions, including Six Penn Kitchen, it has demonstrated that it knows how to prepare appealing cuisine. I would have been much better off at Primanti Brothers, where one can secure a late night feast: half pound cheeseburger with all the trimmings and which includes enough of the area's best french fries for an army, for a mere $8.19. This Eat 'n Park location has been nicely remodeled. It is now more spacious, attractive, and comfortable. There is not much more that can be said for it than that.
(1)Valerie R.
Great place late at night if you are hungry. Staff was very friendly and a great place to bring the kids.
(5)Joe D.
Hard to believe this Eat N Park has never been reviewed being one of the oldest in the history of the franchise. Eat N Park is a local franchise, the corporate headquarters are located at the Waterfront in Homestead. A Family restaurant, the menu is extensive, appetizers to salads, burgers to sundaes. It's all here. Who hasn't come here on the weekend to gorge themselves on the midnight buffet? Admit it, we've all imbibed a bit too much and needed something to make the morning hangover less painful. The grilled bearclaw is a Pittsburgh favorite, sweet pasty dough, cinnamon gooey icing, grilled in butter, served hot from the griddle, with coffee or a large glass of milk, this has been my choice meal after many nights of extreme alcohol consumption. The Super Burger is their version of the Big Mac. Only made better because it comes served on a dish and not in a cardboard box. With fries, this was a favorite meal when I was growing up. Breakfast is where Eat N Park shines, they make some awesome blueberry pancakes. Light and fluffy, stuffed with tons of blueberries and warm syrup, this is one of my favorites. Who can resist a smiley cookie? An awesome sugar cookie with glazed icing, they come in a variety of colors and even Pittsburgh sports team colors when it's playoff time. The famous strawberry pie is another favorite of Pittsburgers. Everyone looks forward to the very berry month of May. Eat N Park isn't for everyone, but when you crave a bit of the past or need a meal 24 hours a day, Eat N Park will be there.
(3)Ron F.
1st time in new layout. great place! they're still working out a few glitches. very friendly staff. quick and efficient. Superburger forever! (50 years ago as a teenager i ate 2 at a seating at the rt51 carrick location) in case you don't know history this is their answer after they dropped the big boy franchise. If it was not for the Big Boy and superburger there would not be a big Mac (invented in western PA in response to the BB and SB which does extremely well here when 15 cent mckyd's weren't hitting it . sister had buffalo chicken BIG salad with garlic toast. she liked it (so did I). wish i could have had one of their sundae's but. best place of this type in the burgh!
(5)Alyssa G.
I love this eatnpark! We come here all the time because of the friendly staff and fresh tasting food. I actually live closer to the west liberty location but we will drive a little further because this one is way better, we haven't had a bad experience yet!
(5)Rachel C.
I can't wait for the remodel... a drive through window will satisfy all my needs!!!! Then I'll update my review. For now, I will say that I love Eat n' Park, as it has a special place in my heart. But this visit was not a perfect 5. Our order was somehow "lost" as we waited starving (after a late night event). Our server was SUPER nice, so it was hard to be mad. Plus, she offered us dessert, so we REALLY couldn't be mad. Once we got our meals, I was slightly bummed. My turkey sandwich, which was "promised" to be "just like a Primanti's" with turkey instead was sad. It had maybe two fries on it, as well as maybe two pieces of cabbage that didn't resemble coleslaw. But man, that orea cream pie was to die for! AND she gave us 3 pieces to split. So that is how you earn my love back Eat n' Park!
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