Saegertown Dairy Inn — Restaurant in Saegertown

Sure the Ice Cream is good, but does the footlong with the works stack up? Yes Virginia, this is the one footlong with the works to rule them all. But don't take my word for it, do the triad...

Start at any point, Eddies, O's Dairy Hut and the Saegertown Dairy Inn. Try all three. The bottom line is no one but here goes the full monty: Custom roll, deep fried hotdog just like Johnny Cocolin used to serve, onion, relish, mustard, ketchup, chili, kraut and mild provolone cheese on top to seal in the love. BYOB a cold beer, share onion rings with a friend and enjoy. I drive 346 miles each way every now and then to enjoy one of these because they are just that good.

If you want the truth about Meadville footlongs look up Linda Peters at ERA Richmond Real Estate. She will tell you about owning the Dairy Inn and the evolution of the toppings under her watch. But after you do the tour de Footlong, you will always end up back...

While waiting at the establishment for our food, my child inadvertently fell in the parking lot. I approached the staff to request that they fill my bottle with tap water from their sink so that I could wash her hands before we consumed the food we had ordered. However, I was informed that such an action was not permitted. I kindly inquired whether it was not possible to fill my bottle so that I could wash my child’s hands before she ate. Unfortunately, the staff member declined my request. This level of service is unacceptable and demonstrates a lack of respect. Based on this experience, we do not anticipate returning to the...

Not a big fan of the staff, witnessed a manager named Kristina screaming at two or three young teenage employees to “work faster” and very rudely told one girl to get her “act” together (except she didn’t say “act”). But they were doing a fine job other than seeming a bit lost or confused probably due to the lack of training they received. It’s a shame their managers would rather sit around and power trip teenagers than actually teach them how to do their job. You can’t hire these kids and expect them to be perfect. I tipped the poor young employees well, but I’m not ever...