Keystone Kitchen

So I came here for Father's Day. And I have to say that it was great. The food was good, but my sausage gravy was a bit too small, and it wasn't worth . The servers were super kind.the ambience consists of relics of New Alexandria's past and parts of the present. Overall 8/10. Might come again

The restaurant is in a strip mall and the decor inside is pretty basic. Booths line the outer edges with a large tables in the middle. Basic but serviceable. The staff is wonderful! Very friendly, very helpful. They check and make sure you're happy and keep you refilled. When you first sit down for lunch, they bring you homemade chips. I had a side salad to start and a bacon cheeseburger for lunch. The salad was a huge let down. For $5, the lettuce should be green. All I got was old white iceberg. The rest of the ingredients were fresh, like the tomato, onion & olives. The bacon cheeseburger however was FANTASTIC! Better than you'd make at home. Fresh beef prepared how you like. The lettuce in the burger was extremely fresh as were all other veggies. Crisp bacon, good cheese all on large brioche buns. As an added surprise, the fresh hand cut fries had a parsley/parmesan cheese sprinkle on them. Delicious. I'd recommend this place, but if you want a salad, ask about the lettuce ahead of time.

Best place for good food with friendly and kind staff. Owners are on top of making sure their customers are happy.

The food was Fantastic! The reviews were certainly correct for this place. We stopped on by during our vacation. Everything was hot and fresh. Excellent menu items. Friendly staff. Clean restrooms. Just a note. They're closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. We wanted to stop by on our return trip but noticed the sign.

Awesome food and staff.Always friendly and courteous. Simply the best breakfast around.

Keystone kitchen has some really good food and great service. The waiters and waitresses really take their time to make the customers feel welcomed and comfortable. There usually isn't a long wait for food, but the restaurant does get kind of busy sometimes. The ambiance of this place feels like a classic diner/restaurant. Highly recommend.

After an extremely long sixteen hour shift at work I knew I needed one thing before I headed home and slept for a majority of the day. That one day was a greasy, heavy breakfast. Something that would sit in my stomach and make me feel satisfied. Quick search on Yelp to find a diner like setting for such and this was the nearest to where I was at that point in my commute.Keystone Kitchen sits in a plaza off of Route 22 in New Alexandria, from the outside it doesn't look like much. Once you go inside it looks like a country cabin diner, if that makes sense. The sounds in here are those of a diner and the smells are that of a diner. However, what is different is the decor. Kind of like a hunting cabin with the wood decor that is everywhere. The tables and booths were well used, making me know that this place is well liked and frequented enough to make it a local staple.When I came in I was greeted right away and told I could sit wherever I wanted. Shortly after finding a seat I had a menu in hand and a drink order placed. I was left to look over the menu. At the time of the visit I got to look over the breakfast menu. I was especially craving biscuits and gravy. My mind just kept telling me that and I was going to just order a combo with that as a side. That is until I made myself look over the menu one more time. That's when I spot the number 5 combo breakfast meal. That combo would give me everything that I needed at that moment in time.The number five combo is two eggs cooked they way you like, choice of either breakfast potatoes or hash browns, and the biscuit and gravy I was craving. I went with two dippy eggs (that's sunny side up for you non-western Pennsylvanians) and hash browns to accompany my biscuit and gravy. When it showed up in front of me, I couldn't wait to dig into that plate. I didn't know it, but I was starving. The eggs were perfect, cut into them and the yolks started running all over the plate, that was perfect to me. The hash browns had that outer crust on them that gave you the crunch and the inner parts were that warm potato that just hits you. Best part about it is that you can mix them with either the runny egg yolk or the extra gravy that definitely spilled over from the biscuit. The biscuit and gravy, oh my god, amazing. The biscuit is made in house which means they are fresh and tasty. The gravy has this sweet and savory mix going for it. The pieces of sausage in the gravy are amazing little pops of flavor. Little bit of spice in there, but everything balances out. It really livens up the dryness of the biscuit. This meal was what I set out for, satisfying.The service here, way above the bar. I mean there is great service and then there is Keystone Kitchen. Very attentive, interacting with everyone in here, letting you know who the regulars are, and very on top of their game. I really enjoyed the meal, it hit the spot and definitely put me to sleep when I finally did home for morning.

Amazing food and people!!!! Can't beat the service!!! Very friendly staff and great place to eat!

We have been going here since moving back to this area, and have never had a disappointing meal. The food tastes great breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Nothing there comes out feeling line the assembly line way it does from the chain restaurants... all more closely resemble favorite home cooked ones, not like something precooked and heated up like found most other places.The atmosphere is friendly and comfortable. No uncomfortable seats like those found at fast food places like McDonald's and other fast food places or those trendy restaurants. EVERY PERSON WORKING HERE FEOM THE OWNER ON DOWN IS FRIENDLY AND PERSONABLE. They know the regulars and often can guess what they are going to order, and treat first time guests like regulars... perhaps because they know you will return after trying the Keystone Kitchen.The walls in the Keystone Kitchen are covered with the history of the local area that makes New Alexandria special. Sit in the far back room and you are destined to walk away knowing more about the area than you did when you walked in. Some restaurants have slogans that imply they are family friendly, or claim to be such... the Keystone Kitchen REALLY IS FAMILY FRIENDLY!

Went here with 3 friends on a Saturday afternoon after looking at reviews, and on the recommendation of one our group. It is a rustic, homey diner type of place. We were seated right away and the waitress was very sweet. Our orders were placed and we waited, and waited and waited. Our waitress checked on us the first time after about 20 minutes to check on refilling drinks, but never mentioned our food orders; it was probably about another 10 minutes when our waitress came back again and told us our food orders were coming up and that our friend's stromboli had been overcooked and it would be done shortly. Well, apparently all the other food was already made and sitting, because my sandwich came out cold, cheese congealed, and slightly soggy because it was sitting on the pickle spear. My fries were cold and were all just small pieces, like they were the last of the bunch. My friend's fried sampler platter was cold and most of the items were dry and hard. I was looking forward to eating here. I am not sure I want to back, but maybe breakfast is better? Prices were reasonable, though, I will give them that. And waitress was sweet. All in all, I would say our food took about 45 minutes to get to us, and nothing was complicated, except the stromboli. Maybe the cook was having a bad day.