Welcome to O'Gillies - We are proud to serve you!

- O'Gillies Party Room -
Call 724-438-5930 to reserve your next party.

            CUSTOMER APPRECIATION NITE - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27th         

                     JOE GRUSHECKY @ O'GILLIES - FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th             

O'Gillies History

           In the early 60's, Uniontown, PA, was one happening town.  Times were good ...  Uniontown dominated the high school sports scene ... lasting friendships were made.  During this period, a group of "good ole boys" began to "hang together."  Now these good ole boys, they like to "Rock n' Roll" ... and "Rock n' Roll" they did!  Some of their escapades have become legendary.  Now and again, a tavern owner wouldn't appreciate their brand of humor ... for various reasons, they were asked to leave these establishments.  On one particular occasion, they had the unfortunate opportunity to be escorted from the local Holiday Inn.  It was then that they realized that they needed a place where they could have fun without being asked to leave.  And so it was ... in October, 1978, O'Gillies Pub & Deli was born.

          Over the next 12 years, (and they were exciting to say the least), you never knew what was going to happen next.  Over the course of these years, O'Gillies made a name for itself for serving the finest food and providing a great and relaxing atmosphere.  Everyone had fun when they came to O'Gillies!  Sadly, in 1990 O'Gillies closed its doors.  Then in 2007, O'Gillies came back!  We will continue with the same traditions as before, providing the finest food, most courteous service and a great place to meet your friends.  O'Gillies customers are the best!  If you have any problems, concerns, inquiries or compliments, please let us know.

          I would like to personally thank you for stopping by.  Enjoy yourself and by all means "have fun!"

                                                         G. Bo Gillis, Founder

   

 "There is nothing contrived by man
by which so much happiness is produced by a good tavern or pub." 
Ed Cupp, 1978