Gunners
33 S St Marys St, St. Marys, PA, 15857
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Address :
33 S St Marys St
St. Marys, PA, 15857 - Phone (814) 834-2161
- Website https://www.gunners.biz
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Beth G.
The Shrimp Alfredo was pretty good and a HUGE portion. There aren't many eateries in St. Mary's and this one is a throwback to the 1990's, but the food is decent. I would definitely eat there again. The cheesecake was ok. I've had better so skip the dessert and get a dink from the bar instead. The night we were there they had free glass of wine with pasta entree. Shame that I was driving and couldn't parktake!
(3)LJ S.
This place is in desparate need of a restaurant makeover! The decor is terribly dated and the food (from a menu that sounded really interesting) was mediocre at best. I find it inexcusable to serve generic crinkle cut french fries with a $20+ steak entree, and our other side (cheddar jalepeno mashed potatoes) was a gray, sour, mushy mess that tasted like it had been sitting under a heat lamp for days. The bar and kitchen were also extremely slow, although our server was really nice and apologetic.
(2)Matt M.
Was not impressed by anything about the restaurant. The restaurant is rather dark, the service was mediocre, they brought us the wrong food, and the food was quite bland. We ate at Gunners after getting a recommendation to go there when we were in town the year before so I not sure if they dropped in quality or the person giving the recommendation had no taste.
(2)Junk C.
"Be casual, be fancy, be yourself." What a motto. We stopped in to "be drunk." I got three very large beers and my drinking companion got four generously spiked Cape Cods, and we actually received change after paying with a $20 bill. There was great live music on the night we were there, and apparently they have food and hotel rooms too. This is a first class place to booze it up.
(4)Thomas B.
Sunday fun day, great wing special. Cold beer and tasty food good way to finish out the week!!
(5)James C.
Great place! Tons of great drink selections! Creative menu! Would have better service if they allowed patrons to do it themselves but that's not why I go out... Went to Wendy's for food:((
(1)Kristin H.
Filet Mignon was grilled to perfection n exactly how I like it. The breadsticks are soo tasty that I wish I had more than 1 with my meal. Well worth the price and great service.
(5)Rachelle S.
I used to frequent this area for work and I've eaten here atleast a dozen times. Surprisingly, my favorite thing on the menu is their grilled salmon - it is probably my favorite restaurant (other than Bonefish Grill) to get it at. Literally every time I have it, it comes out perfectly cooked and seasoned. I've tried a few other menu items as well, including their burgers, a few pasta dishes, and a loaded chicken breast. Everything is pretty good. Although this is pretty much the only nicer restaurant in the area, it's worth a stop. Prices are on-par with what I'm used to paying, but granted I live in a bigger city with a variety of dining options. Might be a little pricey compared to other restaurants in the area, but it's worth it. As far as the staff, they're usually standoff-ish and don't seem to care about serving most people except for the locals at the bar. I quickly learned that you'll get service much faster sitting at the bar instead of sitting at a table. The actual restaurant is pretty outdated and doesn't seem like much, but the food makes up for that.
(4)Adam C.
Gunners is probably one of the nicer places to eat in Saint Marys, and if you are looking for a drink they have that too. Any time that I have eaten here the food has been very good. The people manning the bar are usually really good, but the wait staff for tables can be a bit odd (and absent minded). Still if you are looking for a burger and a beer this is the place; if you are looking for a steak and a glass of red wine this is also your place. It should be noted at the time of this review they have stopped serving lunch.
(4)Megan V.
I've been to Gunners several times. I would stick with the burgers and sandwiches on the menu. The one time I ordered an entree, it was terrible. I ordered a chicken breast with sauteed spinach, and for some reason it came with a puddle of butter in the dish in which it was served. I mean, butter is great - but let's not go over board. Service is spotty. Sometimes its quick and pleasant, others its unbearably slow. There are not many options for dining in St. Marys, so this will probably remain a staple, but it's not the best either. A colleague of mine from out of town stayed in the hotel once because the other two chain hotels in town were booked up. He said it was sketchy at best.
(3)Amy G.
OK . . . I have a wild hair about moving to the PA wilds . . . or technically buying a second/vacation home or some big piece of property where I can commune with nature and get away from it all. I've been looking for a while, but some of the places closer to State College are surrounded by strip mines . . . so, we decide to go further north than ever before and head up to see what's exciting in the St. Marys area. This included looking at a house in Kane, PA. Apparently there is NOTHING to do in these two cities. Multiple locals confirmed it for us. HOWEVER, in St. Mary's we did find this neat little restaurant that is also an Inn (hotel). St. Marys is quaint . . . but it's big enough to have a WalMart. We sat in the lounge area which includes a bar and a large area with tables. If you go past the bar, you will find the fancier Piano Room that is done in reds and blacks, has a little grand piano, and has walls graced with blown up old photos of old time musicians and actual musical instruments fastened to the walls. Very nice . . . and per the locals . . . the only nice restaurant in town. Apparently, the lounge area is formally called the "Neighborhood Lounge" which seemed to be an accurate moniker because many of the patrons knew each other and the staff knew many of the patrons. Definitely a small town vibe . . . even though St. Marys is not tiny . . . just small. Being a wing girl, I opted to try the Parmesan Pepper version. A one pound order ($4.99) includes 8 wings (4 of those drumstick types and 4 of those middle sections). They were will fried and were lightly doused with a garlicky butter sauce, peppercorns, and some Parmesan. Not bad. I didn't like the burnt garlic flavor at the beginning but at the end I found myself using my finger to pick up the little peppercorns and not wanting to miss a speck of the butter sauce. The hubby tried the "Jesse James" sandwich - which he LOVED. It was a large pile of thinly sliced prime rib on a soft bun. It was covered with mozzarella. He asked for a side of horseradish with it, but he liked the sandwich so much, he only used the horseradish as a way to dip his chips. Sandwich was about $7.99 - I can't find a menu listing for sandwiches on their site and they didn't have a take home menu so I'm guessing on the price. The kids split Gunner's "new" mini-taco appetizer. For less than $6.00 the kids split an order which included about 10 tiny fried tacos. They tasted like taquitos (corn filled with bean/meat and fried). They offered several sauces and the kids opted for ranch dressing and that toxic orange squeeze cheese stuff. They weren't thrilled with the food - but then again they don't get much junk food. Their menu has a lot of the standard "American fare" similar to the mid-level chains like Applebees. However, they do a significant amount of cooking with cedar planks. If you haven't done cedar plank foods you are seriously missing. And they have some interesting things I had never seen before. I don't know how often we'll get there, but I'd definitely go back. The next time I want to try their more upscale entrees. Their menu has a sort of "gun" theme (possibly inspired by the Gunner name?). They have a side dish called Ruger Fries - I'm interested to know what that means (I know a Ruger is a gun, but what does it mean to be a Ruger fry?) I also tried a sample of something they call the Jimmy Buffet Stew - it's like a thick cheese- based soup with hamburger, potatoes, and spices. (Get it? Cheeseburger In Paradise? Jimmy Buffet?) It tasted a little like hamburger helper . . . but interesting and not expensive. If I'm back there with the kids it's what I'll order for them the next time. Overall, I'll give this two thumbs up. Check out the web site . . . they also have some interesting banquet and meeting spaces. You don't see many places that do all the things that this place does.
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