Jordan's Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Ridgway

Our first visit through Ridgeway, PA, we new that we needed to make a quick stop to stretch and walk around a bit but because we were in route to Niagara Falls, NY, we were crunched for time and vowed to stop again on our return trip home.

Five days later we returned. Knowing that we had almost waited too late in the day to eat lunch, our first choice to dine was the bakery and restaurant. However, we discovered soon enough from one of their workers that it closes at 2:00 p.m but instructed us to try JORDON'S Bar & Grill right across the street. While it was not my first choice, we were glad we stayed. By this time 3:00 was creeping up on us so that we were for the most part, the only patrons in the place--it had not a soul to rack up the billiards.

Thank you Jordan's Bar and Grill, The food was wonderful, the portions were plenty, and the waitress was sincerely nice and extremely helpful. It was a wonderful way to end another day of our vacation celebrating our twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary.

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The bar and grill area was clean and inviting. Only one other couple eating at bar. We both ordered burgers and for the price of $11.00 a burger with potatoe chips I would have expected fresh hamburger but it was frozen patties. They where not gross or anything just very plain Jane. My deep fried mushrooms where the bomb and homemade ranch. We did no even get a full game of pool in before our food was served. So very fast services. A huge variety of beer, coolers, hard cider, etc. 😱 Now the bathrooms 😱 ................(Do Not Enter)................ I physically could not breath it took my breath and burnt my lungsand eyes! 😩The smell of old rotting urine was so over welming I rather have my head buried in a little box before ever entering into that fumigated, old, rotting, urine...

I’ve never made a Google review before. I created an account just for this review. A veggie burger was $9.50. A veggie wrap was $11.50. I thought it sounded fun to just add a couple veggies to my burger in a wrap. I was wrong. They charged us $20 to add the tiniest amount of veggie burger to a horribly soggy, flavorless veggie wrap. When the unusually high bill came, we inquired about the cost. They said they gave us a “deal of $8.50 adding the veggie burger” to a wrap. They tried saying how cheap their prices are as we walked out; but even in Pittsburgh in bars where I know they try to upcharge, I’ve never had anyone try to charge me $20 to put a burger in a wrap. Extra disappointing considering the quality of the wrap didn’t...