We can also help you make anywhere in McMurray the place for smiles with Eat’n Park takeout. Whether your splitting late-night appetizers with friends after a high school football game or spending time with family at Sunday brunch, you can count on us to serve up a smile through our classic meals morning, noon, or night! Our bill came to just under $13.00 without a tip.Eat’n Park Restaurant has long been a staple in the McMurray community. I wish I could at least say that the sticky bun was terrific but, sadly, the nuts and topping were burnt. Husband offered me his coffee and he drank the French Press coffee which he said was weak even for his taste. He should have used one half cup (8 Tablespoons) of coffee beans in the 34 oz French Press on my table. Two tablespoons would have been sufficient if there were a one cup French Press. He seemed annoyed and stated, 'I used two tablespoons of coffee!' Before I could reply he turned and went behind the counter. When the man behind the counter came to the table I commented that it was the weakest French Press coffee that I'd ever seen. After a 5 minute wait I poured coffee into my cup to find it VERY weak. I was concerned by the small amount of grounds in my French Press and they seemed ground much finer than I've ever had when ordering out or grinding my own one. Husband's coffee was very much to his liking so he was happy.

Learning that French Press coffee was available, I ordered Columbia Supremo and a pistachio sticky bun. I don't drink nearly as much coffee as I did years ago so lately have purchased cold brew to keep in the fridge for myself. Husband of two years likes a light roast and makes his coffee much too weak for my taste. In years past I frequently made coffee in one of two French Presses that I still own, coarse grinding beans in my burr grinder. Wanting to try someplace new for coffee after church, I found a listing for Fortuitea online. Reviewed By Nora T - Canonsburg, Pennsylvania

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