Casey's Pour House

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  Ordered the classic roast beef (with a cold draught Yuengling.)   Beef was served on a  long roll with a cup of au jus.  Not the most flavorful beef I'd had, but it was rare, and cut to order.  All things considered, it was a good sammy, and and nice brew. Service was friendly, but not solicitous.  I'd stop back if I were driving past.

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  Posted on 06.03.13 Jan K.

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  Ordered lots of roast beef sandwiches here way back in high school. Good stuff. I don't know how it is now, but it was good then.

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  Posted on 04.25.13 Steve Z.

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  I ordered the Roast Beef sandwich which is supposed to be what they are known for.  It was absolutely the worst RB sandwich i have ever had. It was so tough that I almost choked on it several times.  Somebody told me that they changed their RB  and it used to be really good.  Well, if this is what they are known for, I would stay away.  The place is nice and the staff is friendly.   The RB sandwich was just terrible.

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  Posted on 04.24.13 Steve J.

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  The food is so much better since the name changed.The crab cake sandwich with Tomato soup was 5 star.I'll be back!

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  Posted on 08.22.12 John L.

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  I had dinner here last night and this place is a very nice busy small tavern located on the mainline. My reasons for 5 stars is because first of all the service was excellent and our food was prepared nicely. I had the "Philly" roast pork sandwich with sharp provolone served with au jus and a roasted green chili and my partner had the chicken pot pie. Both served piping hot and the pot pie was homemade with plenty of chicken and fresh vegetables. My fries were well done as requested, but most of all they had a "GREAT" beer selection and were "ice" cold served in a frosted pint glass. Prices were reasonable and there were at least 6 big screen TVs with varying sports broadcasting. Our waiter was very attentive and "very" polite as well. I would visit on a regular basis if we lived in the area. We are here on business and were looking for a nice small place to eat! Thumbs up!!

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  Posted on 07.31.12 Jim S.

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  I really don't know what has happened to the Beef sandwich that has been their signature sandwich for many many years, but it's not the same as it used to be. They now put it on a Kaiser roll instead of a Hoagie roll.
  
  I moved down to Baltimore, MD and when I was back up here to visit, I had to make my way to Casey's Ale House for the Roast Beef sandwich with provolone that I loved to get for so many years. I was really dissappointed that it's not what it used to be.
  
  It still looks like the same Casey's which is a good thing, but they really need to bring back the roast beef sandwich the way it used to be.  
  
  I have gotten other things there like the Buffalo Chicken Cheesesteak and a regular cheesesteak and that was pretty good as well.

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  Posted on 07.23.11 Brandon L.

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  This was my local watering hole during my early "legal" years.  Walking through the door 35 years later was like walking into my past life.  Not a thing has changed except maybe the shape of the beef sandwich.  It is still piled with juicy roasted beef and the deeply rich au jus.  Just pour it on to get the right culinary effect (and some more pepper, please).  I substituted onion rings for the fries and they were some of the best I have had.  The beer list is impressive.  Should be.  It is an Ale House after all.   The faces at the bar may all be different, and no longer say my name when I walk through the door, but I'll be back.  Every chance I get.

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  Posted on 05.27.10 C.C. G.

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  Good food their roast beef is amazing tons of choices and a decent beer list. I work close to Casey's and sometimes they do have slow service during lunch time.

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  Posted on 05.26.10 Tiffany L.

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  Off I drove, seeking a watering hole.
  
  A casey's sign and a Harley chuggah caught my attention.
  
  It's unlike any bar I have found in PA - and like half the bars I have been to in MA (except the Harley part).  
  
  The only parts that stuck out;
  
  Cheap pints - cool
  Disinterested waitress - not cool
  Sandwich 'bar' in the middle of the bar bar - cool?
  Alternating freezing air and heat blowing on me - wrong kind of cool
  Cool local feel - (yeah, already told you it's cool, dippy)
  Trolley train that trucks back and forth along one wall - oh so uncool to make me think of Mr Rogers over a Lager..
  
  For the most part the epitome of a bar.  it's a given I am going to like that.

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  Posted on 06.03.09 Barney B.

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