Trish’s Cafe

Best food and coldest beer around. The place could use a little updating but… The owner is a sweet heart and truly appreciates her customers. They cater too. Awesome pizza, fantastic burgers, always a feature dinner. FRESH fried perch, huge subs. Definitely worth a visit.

So, let’s get this out of the way: Trish’s is a *dive* in every sense of the word. Trish’s features bare floors, dartboards, and a honky-​tonk style jukebox, to say nothing of the chalkboard-​scrawled specials hanging above the bar.
That said? I don’t think I’ve eaten a better meatball hoagie in recent memory. Certainly, Trish’s is rough on the eyes and the like, but their food menu is both tasty and expediently served.
Jules and I wandered in on a weeknight, with only a handful of regulars clustered around the bar, nursing beers. As I mentioned earlier, I ordered a «full» meatball hoagie, while Jules opted for one of the burgers. I should have settled for the ‘half’ option! My hoagie was easily 16 – 18 inches of massiveness, dripping gooey mozzarella and marinara from what was obviously a homemade roll. Om nom nom!
Jules spoke highly of their burger, but I didn’t manage to garner a sample of that. She was too busy wolfing it down!
If you don’t mind the atmosphere and a limited menu, Trish’s is really tasty. Give them a run!

Had high expectations with other Unilocal reviews. First impression, chairs ripped, floors in need of refinishing. Draft beer selection is very limited. Really odd for this location where is would be easy to have at least one local craft brew. Had the hamburger which was just ok. Fries had some type of seasoning I did not care for it. Appears folks come here to drink, not to eat. Much better places in the area to have a meal or good beer in this area.