Sy's Pizza and Subs, Home, Pa.

"First time eating at sys tonight. It was really good. The staff were all super friendly and the pizza and bread sticks were the best I have ever eaten! We will definitely be making more stops here when we travel!"

"Really recommend their Rodeo Sub. It's a chicken Philly sub with BBQ sauce and bacon on it. And their chicken salads are big. Their pizza log bites and mozzarella sticks are realllllllly good as well. ( the pic of the salad had dressing on it)"

"Nice atmosphere but basically its serve yourself. Not a good place for the disabled. We visited the Marion Center area 4-5 years ago and ate at Sy’s and loved the food, unfortunately our most recent visit was not so good. My wife had wings that didn't look so appealing nor taste very well. I ordered a Stromboli that was cold on the inside and overcooked on the outside. All together we had a small side salad, a water, Gatorade, dozen wings and Stromboli that was about the size of a medium pizza that cost us $38.00. That Stromboli must have been $25.00?"

"Whole wings are fantastic!!! I'm not from this area, but stopped by Sy's for lunch one day when traveling between job sites from Marion Center to Apollo; it was a Monday and there were very few options to choose from. I wasn't expecting much; my intention was to just order a pretty standard sub when I noticed that they had full wings on the menu. I ordered ten whole wings in two different sauces: "Buttery Garlic with Sy's Seasoning (GI)" and "Sweet Hot". I also ordered a small "Pizza Fry" even though I knew I wouldn't have any hope of finishing it. The lady working the counter told me that the wings would take 24 minutes and that she would bring the food out to me when it was ready. The dining room is large, comfortable and pretty clean. If I were to nitpick it at all, I would recommend removing the old carpet and going with any kind of hard flooring that can be mopped. I just don't trust carpet in a restaurant. Anyways, I grabbed a seat and did some work from my laptop while I waited. The pizza fries came out first. They were good, there was plenty of sauce and provolone mixed throughout. The fries did get a little bit soggy, but overall, I liked them and would get again. A little while later, the wings came out and they looked amazing. There isn't any discernable breading; they are either totally naked or have an extremely thin coating, then tossed liberally in sauce and seasoning. Unbelievable. Some of the prettiest wings I have photographed. The taste was everything that you could ever hope for. Perfect crunch on the outside (not too hard, but also not soggy or gummy) and perfectly tender on the inside. In between bursts of wing flavor, all I could think is, "Oh my god. Why is this place so far from my house?" If you like wings, especially whole wings, you really need to give this place a shot, even if it's a little bit out of the way. PS: I review many wing places in Western PA. Consider giving me a follow if you like wings as much as I do."

"12 split wings that were clearly frozen and breaded and a garden salad (no meat) was $27. The wings weren’t good. I’ve given this place a few tries and they should go back to their Rayne Drop roots with the wing recipe…fresh, naked, crispy and sauced well. The salad was your Family Guy every pizza shop, pizza…random and lackluster. I probably would have just moved on with my life if this order was 15 bucks and not turned to google reviews but for 27 bucks I had to say something."