Eat’n Park

  4.3 – 2,434 reviews   • Family restaurant

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Eat’n Park is a hometown favorite family restaurant serving all‑day breakfast, juicy burgers, crisp salads, sandwiches, and classic comfort food in communities across western Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Join us for a relaxed sit‑down meal, fast takeout, or curbside pickup on your way home, to work, or to the big game. Guests love our fresh salad bar, seasonal menu features, and iconic Smiley Cookies that have been part of local traditions for generations. With friendly service, kid‑friendly options, plenty of parking, and late‑night hours at many locations, Eat’n Park is the spot where neighbors meet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Family-friendly diner chain serving up all-day comfort food & signature Smiley Cookies.

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Andrés Pérez
I grew up in Pittsburgh and I know the reputation of Eat’N Park, but my wife is not from here and decided to give this location a chance. It was a massive mistake. Both my wife and my three-year-old daughter are now violently ill with food poisoning.
​If you look at other reviews, you’ll see constant complaints about the staff’s poor hygiene. It makes you wonder: if the service staff can’t even keep their hands clean or handle glasses properly in front of customers, what is going on in the kitchen where no one is watching?
​I know some people around here like to say, “I’ve eaten here for years and I’m fine,” or “you just have a weak stomach.” That is a dangerous way to think. Just because someone has been lucky or has bad health habits doesn’t mean this place is safe. If you actually care about your kids and your loved ones, stay away. It’s not worth the risk. If you’re in a hurry and need a place to eat, go literally anywhere else.
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Dana Barry
We go to this location every Sunday after church. We sit at the same table and have the same waitress. We have had her for several years and she is the absolute best! Cathy Moody is her name and we just love her. She has our table set up for us and knows what we all drink. She is an excellent waitress and many people who sit in her area ask for her because of how wonderful she is. We love Eat’n Park but really love our favorite waitress and friend!
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Rita Kester
We go to this location every Sunday for breakfast and ask for Cathy Moody as our server. She is wonderful, friendly and very helpful. She remembers our drink order and also keeps my coffee cup full. She is truly the best and we miss her when she isn’t there!
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Renee Gongaware
I regularly visit the Baldwin/Whitehall Eat & Park for breakfast on most Saturdays and Sundays, and have done so for several years. I would greatly appreciate it if you would consider reintroducing hash browns to your menu.

There is one particular waitress, Cathy M., whose service I consistently seek out. If I happen to visit when she is not working, I often feel a sense of disappointment, as Cathy is uniquely aware of my preferences for how my food should be prepared. She also contributes to the cooking staff during the week. On occasions when I am not working and stop for breakfast while she is cooking, Cathy M. demonstrates such a remarkable level of skill that she can discern my presence simply from the order being placed by another waitress. Cathy M. is an exceptionally diligent employee. She is truly wonderful, incredibly amiable, and kind. She is, without a doubt, the best! My sincere commendations to you, Cathy M.
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Joe
Was visiting from out of town (cross country to spend some time w/a friend who recently was placed in a care facility). I needed some “comfort food” for breakfast and quiet time. This place exceeded my needs and also lifted me up. Service was prompt and “mother like” (hope that makes sense). Watching the other patrons (lots of regulars who were greeted by name), families with small well behaved children, etc. was a pure pleasure and heart warming. I love this place. Wish it could be in my home town and I’d be a “regular” as well!
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Alma 76
Typical “american” cuisine – my husband likes their burgers. For pescetarian there are seafood options like baked cod, breaded shrimp, breaded fish. For vegetarians there are veggie burgers, salad bar, double broccoli Alfredo pasta, zucchini lasagna, spaghetti, grilled cheese, etc.. I wish they had vegetable soup. This is not a place for people that like spicy food. You can ask for hot sauce but that’s it for “spiciness/hotness” level. Atmosphere is fine, family diner. Restrooms are clean and there is usually not much waiting to be seated. Staff is friendly and prices are affordable. I recommend their breakfast options.
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Renee Terry-Newman
This used to be my spot when we we’re growing up and it never disappointed. From the midnight breakfast buffet to the classic soup and salad bar. Their grilled chicken Caesar salad, cream of broccoli soup and grilled stickies ala mode was my go to. I still have memories of eating here as a child and against my mom’s best judgement, my Dad would allow us to order a milkshake with our meals. I remember those milkshakes being so rich creamy and decadent that consuming one whilst waiting for your meal to arrive would no doubt leave you unable to even touch your food. However, their once iconic milkshakes are the no longer even made with ice cream. Can you believe that?? You might as well go to McDonald’s and get one, cause their basically the same fake food. I hate when companies do this. The last time we took the kids out after ice-skating on a Friday night the salad bar wasn’t even set-up….it’s a disappointed that they no longer have it set-up or Even have their midnight breakfast buffet. The staff is friendly and it’s also clean inside but the food is just meh
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Rosemarie Kennedy
It’s turkey meal season. With my meal, they offered a piece of pumpkin pie for $1.99.
It truly was better than some of the homemade, I’ve eaten. Nicely spiced, and didn’t taste commercial.
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Aryn
It was my first time here in my life, and I decided to order the salad bar. I went straight for the chili and sat down because I’d only eaten some toast and milk for breakfast the whole day, and I wanted something wholesome. I took a bite or two, but it wasn’t possible to eat it. It was like the Dead Sea. There was so much salt that my lips and mouth were burning. No way!!

I told our server, and she said she’d get the manager. The manager came, and she was really very nice. She tried it and agreed that it was over-seasoned. Overall excellent service. She produced for me a great-looking fresh cup of chili, yet it was unfortunately the same on the saltiness. I was not able to eat it. The salt content was just too high.

I ate from the salad bar. I ate mushrooms, chickpeas, beets, pineapple, grapes, mini muffins, and cottage cheese… I’m writing the review because the chickpeas are certainly bad. The smell coming from my own body, the nausea, and the unsettling feeling I’ve had through the night betrays them.

The kitchen-worker who came to change out the soup didn’t do that. She added soup to the pot. Did they do the same with the food in the salad bar? — Did they ever take the old food out??? You can’t keep adding good food to a container forever. The container grows mold, and it spoils everything. The grapes there had significant mold on some. (I fished out the worst of them and placed them on the inedible cup of chili.) Whoever is replacing food in the salad bar needs to be sure they remove the old food and THROW IT AWAY. To serve that means making people sick. I wish I had just watched my family eat and not ordered anything.
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CCM
Melissa T waited on our family. You were very busy friday. But she ran around with a smile. She gives very good service
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