We've stopped in twice - and we will again - while hanging out in Gettysburg on 2 different…read moreoccasions. Both times, the food has been spectacular...enough so that I remember the taste of both entrees pictured! First visit I sampled the Brisket Benedict which was fantabulous - 2nd visit was their Montecristo ....which was just as good. Snappy service - lively, but not too loud, great-looking distillery décor ...and plenty of merch for you to walk over and inspect. This venue has been added to my rotation and I expect to make trip #3 soon. Highly recommended!

Is it possible for the food at a distillery to be better than the spirits? At the very least, Mason…read moreDixon has proven that it's not just a distillery that happens to serve food, but a culinary destination in its own right. We started with the goat cheese brûlée, which was the perfect mix of sweetness, saltiness and cheesiness spread on perfectly warmed pita slices. We then went with the Burger of the Month, loaded with pork belly and mushroom goodness. For the beverage, I had the Fig and hive mule made with their homemade fig vodka. It was refreshing, though I'm told that many people find the liquor here to be too harsh. I didn't experience it myself. Would definitely come back!

Gettysburger is a place that does burgers right !!!…read more We are on our way back home from Chambersburg and decided to stop in here and grab a burger and some of the sidewinder fries. We always are cheerfully greeted, and we are seated immediately because it was right after lunch and right before the dinner rush and we sat in the bar area on a high top and it worked out perfectly. Our server was outstanding. She came over got our drink order and if we wanted any appetizers which we did not get this time, but let me just say their appetizers are to kill for they are outstanding. As you can see in the photos, the burgers are done right they are nice and juicy and the toppings are just right in the buns are so fresh. It's crazy. So if you're in the Gettysburg Square area, we highly and I mean highly recommend stopping in here for either a burger or one of their other options which are all really good food well prepare prepared.

I was recommended this spot by a local ski instructor who I ran into later at the restaurant…read more The menu options are not huge yet seem so diverse. I asked for my burger medium well and it came out rare but honestly it tasted amazing! The chili was warm and perfect for a chilly day. Our server seemed super busy but did his best to check in on my party and even tried to have a conversation with us when time allowed. I forgot to take a picture but their brownie sundae was so good it was gone in a minute. Definitely check this place out if you're looking for a delicious juicy burger!

The settling was appropriate for the area, very well done and maintained!! The food was delicious…read moreand was presented well! Portions were just right. Our waitress was absolutely amazing! She was clearly overwhelmed, but somehow managed to keep herself together and did not skip a beat. Did not miss a thing. So impressive!! Definitely get to this place - something for everyone.

The docent at the Gettysburg Children's Museum recommended this while visiting which helped us…read moredecide our dinner plans. He said that "You are transported back in time the moment you step into the place." He was not wrong. Though it was late evening, there were still tons of people waiting to get in. We were starving but figured the wait must mean the food was worth it and...it was! We chose first available and were seated at the bar in the corner. It was nice because we didn't wait long to be served and we had I nice view of the entire restaurant. A very rustic place that looked as I would imagine it did in 1863. My friend ordered a Caesar salad, fillet, and a baked potato. The salad came with a freshly baked yeast dinner roll. Fillet was cooked to perfection. I ordered the King's Soup which was French onion soup except with large chunks of tender beef in it. My entree was the Spring House Salad which was mixed greens, apples, walnuts, chipped smoked turkey, with herb dressing and it was divine. The sleeper of the meal was the datenut bread with cream cheese that came with my salad. A dark brown molasses bread with dried fruit and nuts. It was so chocked full of nuts and fruit while the dough was the most moist bread I've ever had. I couldn't eat both pieces after the meal so took it in a to go container. I ate it on the drive home and it was still moist and delicious.

Room was amazing! The house tour was very informative. The tour guide did a great job at answering…read morequestions. Breakfast was delicious.

I visited the Farnsworth House expecting a refined, memorable experience given its popularity as a…read moretourist destination. Unfortunately, it fell far short. The atmosphere felt more like a basic tavern --like a neglected bar-- rather than a landmark location. For a place that attracts visitors specifically because of its name and history, I expected a more elevated environment and attention to detail. It just didn't match the hype.

Stopped by The Upper Crust in Gettysburg recently for lunch and had a great experience overall. The…read moreopen-air seating was a really nice touch--perfect for a relaxed afternoon. We both ordered pizzas, and while the center of the crust was a little on the softer side, the overall flavor was excellent. You can tell they put a lot of care into the ingredients and combinations. All in all, a solid spot with great atmosphere and very good pizza. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Gettysburg.

Let's start with the good. I love the vibe of this place. The open kitchen with the three big…read morebeautiful brick ovens and piles of wood everywhere are unique to the area. Great place to get together with friends and enjoy some pizza, beer and games. The downside: the pizza is inconsistent. We ordered two Margherita pizzas that came out completely different. One was very crispy and charred with not much cheese. The other was floppy with more cheese on it. The flavor of both was just ok. One was a little heavy on the char, the other was heavy on the salt. We definitely expect more out of a place that makes pizza the centerpiece of the menu.

The Lincoln Diner was suggested by the clerk at the hotel I was staying at. I love diners -- it's…read moreone of the things I look for on road trips. I ordered the roast beef club sandwich which came with fries. It was huge! I had to keep holding it to squish it down enought to take a bite! It was also very good. The price were reasonable, and the service was good. I am glad that I chose to go there.

Huge menu and cheap. THE hangout for college kids…read more Our table was 20' from the kitchen and our plates came out cold (pancake) or luke warm at best (eggs, etc.). They even upcharge you for sour dough bread... I expect we just had a bad experience as this place couldn't survive if our experience was typical. Damages with tipo was $29.

Service was very good. Friendly. Prompt. Ambience was…read moreunique. Historic. Folk-loric. Dark. Food was great. Salad was delish. Bread and butter OMG great Soup was perfect and included beef which was unique and tasty.

I've been at the Dobbins House at least several times for the past decade and noticed 2 weeks ago…read morethat they were having a buffet for Mother's Day from 10AM until 3PM, so I made us reservations for 10:15. We parked about a block away intentionally since the restaurant parking lot is not huge. After checking with the greeter we were promptly seated andvgreeted by our server, Linda, who was great throughout. There was a huge assortment of foods many of which you can see in my accompanying photos. What you cannot ascertain, however, is how delicious everything was! The prime rib was outstanding as was everything else. The did serve "Mom-Osas" and other spiritus libations. The deserts were wonderful as well, albeit perhaps a bit too sweet for this prediabetic. A lovely touch was a rose for each Mom who was there! ALL servers were attentive and courteous which was nice. Overall 'twas a delightful experience! Oh, the price was $50 per person. We have our wedding anniversary this coming Wednesday and I think i know where we'll be coming! If sightseeing or ghost-hunting in Gettysburg, DO check it out!

Great location but not a great food experience! Came here before a show at the Majestic. They are…read moreseverely lacking on staff - there was one waitress for the entire place who also seemed to be the bartender. She was busy so she couldn't check on us; if she had, the food may have been better. We each got sandwiches. I asked if a side salad could be substituted for a side and the answer was NO! It was weird, why couldn't I get that? I got the portobello panini. The flavor was ok, the mushroom was pretty touch but if I cut it with a knife it was okay. The BLT was specifically asked for crispy bacon and it was the floppiest, fattest bacon. My bf just pulled it off. Anyway this was not a great experience. The drinks were pretty good so I might go back for just that but not the food.

The hotel restaurant in the middle of Gettysburg I'm sort of curious about this…read more I had a nice meal here but there was no one else in it when other places had lines. It is done in a minimalist decor and dim tones which after spending a few hours hiking around in the sun is nicely refreshing. a lunch runs $13-$17 and i had a Reuben and a beer. I'm used to Reubens being fairly tall, this was flat but filling and the flavor was fine. Just off to one side through a door is the hotel bar which looks nice but is so ornate that it stands out awkwardly from the more spartan surroundings. The rest room is a little bit of a hike through the hotel but that was really the only issue I had. The fact it was empty in the middle of the day, with tourists all around, and literally right in the middle of town made me wonder 'what do they know that i don't?' But for my part I had a nice, relaxed lunch in a pleasantly cool and dark location. Would I go there again? Sure.

The food was great and the severs was good and funny and his name was Sam he should get a raiseread more

It's been quite a while since my wife stopped here to dine... probably 5+ years…read more I've noticed that in the 17 years I've been in Gettysburg y this restaurant is #1 still here, and #2 continues a level of food service that both the locals and tourists enjoy. My wife and I both had the shrimp baskets and two soft drinks for lunch. The shrimp baskets were $17 each and the soft drinks $3 each. With tax and tips the total bill came to $50. The shrimp were obviously pre-battered and frozen but they were pretty tasty. The french fries had some kind of a nice crispy coating and were excellent. The coleslaw was pretty tired. The service was cordial and quick. The decor is as I remembered very nice. There is free parking behind this restaurant, but not many people know it is there. The only reason I gave four stars instead of five is because I think that the cost of the luncheon was a little more than it should've been for what we received. Had the shrimp been coated with a batter and fried from scratch (instead of being taken out of a frozen bag) I might've been able to award five stars. But... All in all this restaurant continues to hold its "very good to excellent" reputation for food and service over many years. I would die there again and I would recommend it with no reservations.

Tasty food, good drinks, friendly staff, & quick service. Great place to stop while in town.read more

Great fun cocktails to start! There were 6 of us in our party and we all got a different Halloween…read morespirited beverage and everyone loved them. Our entries were also enjoyed by all which included pork chops, stuffed shrimp, lamb chops, steak, Cobb salad, & fish & chips. Everyone raved and not one negative comment!! We were too full for dessert but we will definitely be back! Our waitress did a great job too!!!