Jordans Restaurant & Pizzeria

One of my favorite foods in the world, sort of off menu, modifying their white pizza, hold the tomatoes, add sausage and banana peppers… It is amazing. I try not to eat pizza, but I will make an exception for this at the drop of a hat.

This review is written solely for their Filipino Food, which I’m sorry to say, was not good.
1. The Lumpia: $ 2.40 for one piece is atrocious. I understand that it’s a novelty in this neck of the woods, but unless you’re deep frying it in Truffle Oil, its not worth that.
2. The Chicken Adobo: This is the gem of Filipino Cuisine! The broth should be a blend of soy and chicken stock, with a hint of vinegar and garlic. Instead I was attacked by heaps of minced garlic, a strong acidic vinegar base, a hint of soy… and canned green beans? There are variations in preparation of course, but this was far from being «authentic».
3. The Pancit: Looked appetizing but proved unpalatable. Pancit is a dry noodle dish. What we got was a sauced noodle dish. Heavy on the lemon, it, unfortunately, was also not «authentic» like the description stated.
It was a heart warming surprise to find Filipino Cuisine in Grove City, PA and we were excited for a taste of home. Unfortunately, the experience was just heart breaking. I would be the first to support a Filipino Restaurant because I believe Filipino Cuisine to be inviting, homey and the best blend of Asian flavors. And while I still crave a taste of home cooking, I don’t think I’ll be visiting Jordan’s for their Filipino food again.

food was decent and reasonably priced. the cook had an issue making a dish made-​to-​order. so I didn’t get what I really wanted.

Stopped for dinner after a day of shopping at the outlets. The meal was eclectic, to say the least! We ordered 2 personal pizzas: one greek and one veggie, and the chicken pancit. The portion of chicken pancit was huge! The food was good, I would eat it again, and everything on the menu sounded delicious, but it wasn’t anything to write home about. Our waiter was semi-​attentive, but was sitting watching Grey’s Anatomy when he wasn’t checking on us.
Would I go back? Probably. But I wasn’t blown away.

Visiting a college in the area and my son and I stopped in for lunch. Hands down some of the best pizza I’ve ever had (even over fancy places in Boston’s North End). Will come again if in the area.

A fabulous gem!!! Could not have been happier with my food. I didn’t see one thing in the restaurant that didn’t look delicious. The prices were great and the service was very friendly. If you happen to be in this very small town this is hands down were you want to eat.

This place rocks for take out! Hands down best Italian sub in town! Lumpia (Filipino spring rolls) are to die for! Beef and broccoli is also quite good. Never had a mediocre pizza from here either. Not classy, but Guy Fieri would feel right at home here.

Very good! Love the Greek pizza!!!
Friendly, family-​owned place. Wish the salads were a little better, but this place is great!

Great little hole in the wall restaurant. Service and food are both wonderful. I had the curry chicken and love it. They really do a good job of utilizing simple ingredients to make stellar dishes. If I had one complaint, it would be the live music nights. It really hinders conversation with the volume levels. However, this is a small issue. Everything else makes it a trip well worth taking!

I had been wanting to try this place for quite awhile. We finally ordered take out the other night and I’m glad we did! We ordered a normal pizza, a chicken curry pizza, and an appetizer platter. The chicken curry pizza was great– just the right amount of curry flavor, not overpowering. There was something a little different about the cheese on the regular pizza that we couldn’t quite place… not good not bad, just different. We had ordered the app platter because we couldn’t decide between wings, the spring rolls, or the zucchini planks and the menu said the platter was a little bit of everything… as it turned out, the platter didn’t come with wings OR spring rolls, so we would have been better off to just order exactly what we wanted. My bf LOVED the chicken tenders that were in there though and said they were some of the best he’s had in a long time. We will def be ordering again, but will likely stick to the specialty pizzas, apps we choose, and we want to try the Asian dishes.

First time here while traveling. Great no frills downtown location, sorta family run diner atmosphere and food with filipino-​Asian selections. For lunch, my chicken pancit included chicken and vegetables over rice noodles for 6.95. My wife’s personal sized pizza was similarly priced. Family run feeling is best part of atmosphere. We would go again

Need to expand my horizons, but I always end up getting the Greek pizza since it’s so delicious. The epitome of small town gems, cant say enough great things about the owners and menu selection, small, but diverse. Def check it out if you get a chance.
Never have ate in, always get take out.

Five star quality and service for wonderful value. Jordan’s (named for their son) is unique due to the fact that you can find a great selection of Asian, Italian and vegetarian in one unique location. This is what America is about. Owners are polite, focused on excellent customer satisfaction and even being able to engage in a polite conversation with one of the chefs whom seemed personable and helpful was a plus. This is what America is about… and what is sadly disappearing from both most of the small towns and in downtown Pittsburgh — except for Grove City. You want to eat here.

Great Pizza and atmosphere. We are disappointed we missed the live music.

It’s not even real how delicious the food is here. The most neglected restaurant in Grove City by far. The owners are a lovely couple, the restaurant is named after their son, Jordan. The wife is from the Philippines and the husband is from Greece. Put those two flavors on a menu and you’ve got great (and AUTHENTIC) food. They have their menu divided into American and Filipino dishes: I’ve ordered from both and have been devastatingly delighted every time. You can order takeout, delivery, or dine in. The dining area is certainly not «romantic» but it gets the job done, the only people I’ve really seen in there have been families.
As for food: All of the portions are certainly Filipino-​style: HUGE. You’ll definitely leave with leftovers. I could die for the Greek Pizza: fresh ingredients daily and made by a real Greek! The Chicken Pancit is also a dream. If you’re nervous about heat, you can request the sauce on the side and add as you go. My mom (raised in the Philippines) is in love with the chicken adobo and gets it every time she visits!
Bottom line: I can’t say enough good things about this place. a GEM in Grove City’s «downtown.»