Covered Bridge Inn

I was welcomed to this restaurant with open arms. Service was so friendly it made me feel like a family member even though I was just passing through.My meal was great too. On this day they had a Swiss Steak special so I went with that. I chose to start out with the soup of the day instead of the salad option. The Potato Soup was just amazing. The Swiss Steak dinner with mashed potatoes and gravy was total comfort food bliss!Friendly service and good food at a reasonable price!If I'm in this area again I will go back. If you are nearby try it for yourself!

I truly cannot say enough good things about this restaurant. It's truly the definition of family atmosphere with down home Greek/Italian comfort food. Amazing portions as well at impeccable prices even with the rising rates of eating out. Came last night for 18.99 got the veal (real veal not the processed patty) parm with spaghetti, served with an amazing side salad [their strawberry vinaigrette is to die for ;) ] and I left with a few meals still to go from the serving portion. Also hands down the best hot pepper in the NE region!!!!

It's been a long time. I remember the food being very good though! Plan on visiting soon!

I have been coming here for decades. My former home town. Always treated special by the owner (Mary). For a small town restaurant. With a limited pool for securing employees. They have managed to always serve a wonder meal at very affordable prices. When visiting family in the area. This is often our "go to" place to all meet. I love their Chicken Parmesan and Spaghetti.

The staff was extremely friendly. The atmosphere is great. The food was very good, and the portions were quite large. I got the special 8oz sirloin with salad and rice ($15). My wife got Swiss steak special ($10). One of my kids got nuggets & fries, one got a half spaghetti with a salad. We got 3 sodas and 4 desserts. Everything was great until the bill came at $86! Holy smokes! The onions & mushrooms for the steak were a $5 up charge! I didn't know that. The side salad she offered with the half spaghetti was another $5 up charge. I felt a little taken advantage of as an out of towner. If you go and you're on any kind of a budget, be wary. At that price I'll rather go to Outback or Longhorn.

My wife and I had a fabulous meal here. The owner and waitress were awesome! She had Eggplant and I had Prime Rib. Both were delicious! A little drive from Austintown but well worth it!

Right across the street from my favorite Texican restaurant,Mi Amigo, is my newest favoritest all you can eat prime rib restaurant. On wedsdays from 3pm to close at 9pm, they have a prime rib buffet. The prime rib was perfect for me, rare inside, crusty outside. What used to be called "Pittsburgh rare".Absolutely delicious, tender, moist, and great beef flavor. And it is NOT some cheap cut like eye of round being passed off as prime rib. It is real, served with au jus, mainly lean but just enough fat for flavor, prime rib.And the piece as you can tell from my picture, is honking big! If you don't finish that first piece they will pack it up and let you take it home. Which is only fair. But if you want to meat yourself to death (and who hasn't dreamt of that every now and then?) it is meat city and I'm the mayor.Mayor McMeat.They have daily lunch buffet specials as well. And they have great sides on the buffet, like the best homemade mashed potatoes and broccoli cheese rice I have EVER had out. This place is worth the drive. Had a nice trade going on when I got there with the wifey at 6pm. The wait staff was pretty epic. I mean, when I overtip and I am at a buffet, they were doing something right.And the owner and his wife, or owner and her husband, or however that combo has it worked out, were great, funny, smiley happy.Gonna go back, just because they have veal parm. And if they do that as well as they do the prime rib, I just cut my trips to Boardman and Austintown by half.

Read some great reviews on here so wanted to try. They were not very busy(about half full). But when we got there with a party of 2 we were told we would have to wait for them to clean off a table. So we did. Then a gentleman who was apparently a regular as they knew him by name and they immediately took him to a table. Then another group of 4 came in and they wanted to seat them first the staff insisting they were there before us. The group that came in after us corrected them and they then pointed to a booth for us and said you can sit there. We got the chicken and dumpling soup which was amazing. I got the lasagna and a meat ball which was average and my wife got the chicken Marsala which she says was very good. The waitress came by several times and said she would get me more water but never did until I was done eating and then apologized for it. Overall I felt like a Leper there because I wasn't a regular and they would have preferred we didn't stop in. Maybe this was an off night or something about us in particular that the staff didn't care for. Don't think we will return after this experience. Lots of other great places around.

I haven't been to the Covered Bridge Inn for a long time. I met a friend there for dinner and it was outstanding! I got the Chicken Jesepe, which was a lightly floured chicken breasts topped with melted mozzerella and a choice of sauteed onions or floured mushrooms. I topped mine off with the mushrooms! Comes with a side, sala d, and bread. Can't say enough great things about the meal! Planning on a return visit soon! 5 stars!

One of our favorite places to eat. Great selection of food on their menu plus service is always great. The decor has a down home feel that is welcoming every time when walking through their door. Great place with great owners; Mary and George.