Hoya Deli and Bar

Not originally from around here so we just happened to stumble across this place on Unilocal and decided to give it a try. It’s basically in the middle of no where but We were pleasantly surprised by how good the food was! I got the buffalo sandwich while my friends got the Santa Fe and the pastrami sandwich. The meals were a good size and decently priced. There was just one person working there when we were there but he was very friendly.
We were the the only ones there until what seemed to be a usual stopped in. The worker opened a beer and and put it on the counter ready for her when she walked in. We thought that was great haha.
It’s not your big fancy chain restaurant with a ton of crazy good options and workers but our experience was definitely good. We were on a two week road trip from Pittsburgh to California and back and we voted this place as one of our favorite eats. We would choose a small home owned restaurant over a chain restaurant any day.

Cute little diner right off the road. Friendly as hell and the food wasn’t half bad either.
Hoya sits all quiet like, unassuming and waiting for you to drop in. We did just that, hungry and hoping for a simple meal on the go. Walk inside and you’ll see a small bar with a bunch of seating in the back. Definitely half watering hole, half diner. Big tablecloths, saloon doors to the kitchen, the works.
We were a bit early for lunch and the only people around, but the woman up front was friendly and set us right up. The grill wasn’t yet fired up, but that didn’t stop her from assuring us the whole menu was available.
I got a pastrami burger (!) and coffee. The burger was solid and greasy (as hoped) and the coffee was a little funky but made up for by frequent refills.
If you are looking for a big-​city lunch with the finest grass fed beef and truffle fries, then I’m not sure what you are doing in wadsworth but this won’t be your place. For the rest of us, it’s a great stop in a small town.

this little gem is right off the road on main street, just past the bridge. they are family run and very clean. a mom and pop sort of place with really tasty sandwiches and pretty decent prices. it’s a definitely a hamburger/​sandwich shop. but it’s worth checking out!!! they also have daily and weekly specials and are very kid friendly!!!

Jose was our bartender, cook and server in this little roadside restaurant/​bar. Very friendly, and could he whip up a tasty burger and crispy, crunchy fries. Yum. They have breakfast and lunch and you could squeeze in an early dinner in that they close at 7. A must stop for any good old comfort food.