Keystone Kitchen — Restaurant in New Alexandria

Love this place!! Everything is so delicious and made from scratch (even their ranch which is the best I've ever had!).. The only thing I wasn't excited about was their wings but I'm used to a creamy sauce on mine... Love their pizza, bread sticks, fried provolone, etc etc ..I eat there probably too often 🤣 bonus points since They also have a cauliflower crust pizza which is also AMAZING! ...I also really like that they play Christian music inside :) everyone is really nice and have always had great service! My favorite place to eat in the area 😋 we travel with my husband's job and always look for a pizza place in each new area.. We judge a place on their plain pizza.. If it needs toppings to be good, then it's not worth it... This plain pizza is the best in the area.. And they're more than pizza.. we've had sandwiches, steak, spaghetti and breakfast is great too! And large portions! I ordered stuffed French toast,2 slices and it was more like 4! Definitely going to...

I just recently started coming here as I heard that this was the place to be if you're looking for a good old fashioned family breakfast. I took my mother out as a treat and we were not disappointed. Walking in, you immediately get that feeling of a local hot spot. They were really busy but we were greeted promptly and we sat at a booth. The atmosphere sort of brings you back to a time where family's went out to eat and had a day to genuinely look forward to. Which complimented the meal perfectly. I ordered the Steak and Eggs. Medium rare steak, over medium eggs, hash browns, Rye toast, and a coffee. She ordered the blueberry pancake. The food came out quickly and was done to perfection. The butter on my steak really brought the flavor forward as I enjoyed every bite. I also was able to get a taste of the blueberry pancake and it was amazing. We will definitely keep...

Spent the beginning of the week in Pittsburg. On the way home, it was a split decision when we seen a diner, to pull in. No thought or review research. I was anticipating a typical old school diner. Although the look and feel were about that, you could tell something was slightly different when walking in the door.

The waitress was over the top helpful, and fantastic. The quite music playing was a contemporary Christian channel. The sausage was not a frozen round patty that most typical places server. The bread...I had a marble rye that was around 1 inch thick. And the best part, the waitress says, if you want a more slices it's included.

After spending $70 bucks a day in Pitt for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I walked out paying $16 for two people. LOL.

I wish this place was close to home instead of 3 hours. Definitely will come back even if I'm...