A J's Restaurant & Lounge

The truth is that if you're dining in the KV you need to keep you expectations low. I decided on 4 stars based on that if this was in pgh it would be 3 or less, but locally it's a 5+.
I've only been here twice but heres the skinny:  the drew sandwich might be one of the best things I've ever had. In addition the wings really are that good even if they are sold in the local way (whole wings sold at "market price", whatever that means) but what stands out is that they are baked after they are fried. Give them a try!  Also, unless you're local you'll love the prices. Drafts are cheap and a scotch on the rocks (Glenlivet on the rocks) was completely full and only $5. If you have to eat or hang in the Kiski valley, this is as good as its going to get.

Wings are great, but I've recently found out that they raised the price to $20 a dozen. Wow. I've also had the steak and cheese. Though surprised it came on a burger bun, it was delicious.

So far I can vouch for the burger and the chicken Thai wrap (not ordered at the same time just so you know).  The burger was quite good but the Thai wrap was to die for it was so good.  It happened to be the special of the day.  

The servers are attentive and pleasant.  Most recently, my server was Lexie (spelling?) and she was an absolute sweetheart taking care of me from ordering to paying.

The downsides are the prices -- quite pricey for lunch.  My chicken Thai wrap, a soft drink, and cole slaw tab was nearly $11.  That's a price I can't spend very often for lunch but, oh, was the meal good.

One other downside is the ambience -- it's so gloomy and dark inside as it has no windows.  For lunch, ideally I want to get away from the office in a bright and "happy" place to rejuvinate... Oh, well.... that Thai wrap and Lexie's cheerfulness almost made me forget about the gloom and dark quarters.