I really liked this distillery. My wife and I were there. We had a great time with the staff, which…read moreI believe were mother and daughter. They were very knowledgeable and friendly. We tasted a few of the different bourbons, all were very nice. It was a very clean little place to sit and enjoy a drink. I feint go to Hershey without stopping in for a drink. If you don't enjoy yourself here, it's you, not them.

We went here for yelp event and it was fun! They have some awesome rum called Shaky Jake's. They…read moreshowed us how it was made.

We just enjoyed some hatchet throwing therapy at Stumpy's. The manager, Erika, was great! She gave…read moreus the safety chat and showed us throwing techniques. We had so much fun and it was therapeutic after a stressful week (and it's only Wednesday)! Tonight was Ladies Night so there were special rates. There are other specials throughout the week and month so check the website. Do make reservations. Along with axe throwing, there's corn hole, giant Jenga, arcade games, and other free or inexpensive things to do. We took a tour of the various party rooms & they look like so much fun. Great place to have birthday parties, casual business gatherings, hang with friends or a unique date. One of the things that I really like is that you can BYO food, drinks and adult beverages. They do have a cooler with beverages that include craft sodas, boba, energy drinks, and more. Light snacks are available, too. The decor is a meld of a warehouse with rustic lumberjack accessories and furniture. The cages are named after roads and places in Hershey. The place was clean and inviting (as inviting as axes can be). Sorry, I didn't take pictures because we were disconnecting from the phones for a few hours. As for the location, it is tricky to find. When you turn off of Chocolate Avenue onto N Street or Orchard Street, then tune Left on First Street (an alley) go to the end of the road & it will be on the right. The physical location is not on Chocolate Avenue, but one block behind it.

My visit to Stumpy's was on a whim.... Definitely not planned... so no reservation. When we…read morearrived, we were the only patrons there. The attendants were very attentive and encouraging to us first-timers all at the same time. It was my first time throwing Hatchets. My husband had experience throwing stars and found it to be very similar. Being new to this type of activity, we did get a quit 'how-to' lesson prior to being cut loose to throw. I had a bit of a hard time 'catching on' but still hit the bullzeye a good number of times before our hour time-slot expired. We found our joint booth spacious, as were the other booths at this location. The entire facility was well thought-out for maximum occupancy while keeping patrons completely safe. While there were other other games available to play (cornhole, jenga, etc) we didn't stay long enough to play them. We DID have a great time and will definitely be back to perfect our skills! Another plus: you are allowed to bring your own food and beverages, alcohol included! They do have a limited choice of sodas & water for purchase, as well.

I LOVED this house. I told my husband numerous times I just wanted to pick it up and take it home…read morewith me. The beds are SO comfortable. I loved the privacy off off the main road but still super close to everything. Paula is so nice and kind and will help with any issue you have. I am still kicking myself for not getting reflexology done! The yard is gorgeous, I even took pictures of my kids to frame at home in her backyard. We can't wait to come back

From the owner: Welcome to Fulling Mill Inn and Restaurant. Small Event Center and romantic bed and breakfast get…read moreaways.

Patty Melt was delicious and the Jalapeño Chicken dip??? Amazing and the Pastry Stout was superbread more

My husband and I visited Litiz on 5/2. Food was great! Drinks are extremely limited. Two…read morecocktail specials on menu and they were out of an ingredient to make one of them so I ended up getting a canned cocktail as they also couldn't make an unlisted simple cocktail that I requested. The man who waited on us at the bar area was rude. He greeted us as well as other customers with "what's up?" which I thought was so ignorant. Almost 50 years old and never had that kind of greeting at a food establishment. Also left us standing there for a decent while to just pay for tab as he was assisting all the bar customers with making sure they were completely taken care of first. Only helped us as the line was growing. There was one other woman working so they could definitely use help. Aside from the staff taking your orders at the bar area, it is completely self-serve. I would recommend this place for the food but not the drinks or the staff.

The pasta with the butter sauce was well done and the shrimp were a nice size and cooked and…read moreseasoned well. The salad was a good portion. The pasta seems it is made from scratch. Fresh bread w butter was provided. The place is unusual in that you must purchase a lodge membership in order to be able to order alcohol. The application for lodge membership to be potentially approved takes some time. None of my friends had this membership but one of them wanted to get it in the future: I do not need drinks to enjoy my time but I am still open to them. I try to be pickier about drinks because I feel inundated from them throughout life, The choices they have tend to be very mainstream Italian and I wasn't expecting too adventurous in this more remote area (compared to Philadelphia) and this isn't a place I would typically pick on my own, but they do the food well here. I wanted to try a dessert but nothing struck my fancy AND I was too full. I unregrettably ate about half My dish and took the rest home. Staff here is very friendly.

The Hershey Italian Lodge is a mystery to me. It is part members-only club and part…read moreopen-to-the-public restaurant. Drinks are relatively cheap but limited in selection and for members only. I can see why some people would get upset about the drink policy. What I don't get is all the praise given by other reviewers for the food! In my opinion there was nothing special about it, and I see no reason to go back.

What a beautiful place! Providing the beauty of Pennsylvania in this well-taken-care of venue…read more I recently attended a wedding there a few weeks ago, and thought it was very nice. For starters, we drove over to the gravel parking lot and looked up at the parking lot to see goats - it always brings a smile to my face! Then we went to where the ceremony would be held by walking on the gravel from where you parked. The spot where the ceremony was held was beautiful with all the flowers and the water behind it. The barn was very nice, with vast chandeliers and other details. The bathrooms were nice, and the women had three or four stalls, which is appreciated. It held around 80 - 90 people comfortably. As a guest, I thought it was a really nice venue, and I'd be glad if a friend had their wedding there!

Dont like updates. Enclosing the two previously semi open areas was a mistake. Likes to sit under…read morethese areas with the walls opened up when warm to protect from the sun. Also eliminating afternoon music is disappointing. Nice to be able to listen to music in early afternoon . Was a great place for many years until toyal winery took over. Wine and beer were always good though.

OCTOBER FEST! YAY! It SUCKED! Hot dogs, and turkey legs, a…read moreband that wasn't sure of their notes! Awful Don't get the Apple, Caramel Wine, you will die from a sugar overload! Never again!

A really nice venue for our 45th high school reunion. The food was fantastic and the service staff…read moreand bar staff were great!

From the owner: The Susquehanna Club offers a warm, friendly atmosphere with three diverse rooms, three…read morefull-service bars, outside courtyard overlooking the majestic Susquehanna River, catering services, space rental and much more. From the moment you enter the building, an aura of tranquility encompasses your being as relaxation begins to take hold of you in a subtle way. Travel back a bit in time through our beautifully restored, historic barn as the hour of the day loses its importance. Enjoy the warm atmosphere inside from the gentle decor to fine furnishings and beyond. With our extraordinary views of the majestic Susquehanna River, you'll find the Susquehanna Club to be as memorable as it is inviting. Weddings, Corporate Business Meetings, Conferences, and Seminars, Private Parties, Family Reunions and many other events can be accommodated by the Susquehanna Club. New Cumberland's best kept secret!

The additional cocoa tasting offered here is what bumps my rating up to 5 stars. You get six…read morewell-sized samples sourced from around the world that shows the variety in flavor and helps you appreciate the blending process that goes into a chocolate. I whole-heartedly recommend the tasting either before or after the tour itself. The tour features what you would expect about the Hershey family and the company itself. I appreciated the treasure hunt sprinkled in for the kids to keep their interest. BTW, admission is free if you stay in the Hershey hotels, so keep that in mind when planning your trip.

This is a nice stop to make while you're here in Hershey! I wouldn't add extra time to my trip to…read morecome here, but it's great if you already have the time. The museum is nice but I enjoyed the additional experiences more. The museum cost me $16 and has some cool information about Milton Hershey's life. It has a few historical items, like Hershey's crib and his White Star ticket receipt. There are a few interactive exhibits that I think would keep a kid's attention. It mostly summarizes Hershey's time and his impact in the town he created. If I had limited time I would skip the museum and do the extra activities instead. The drinking chocolate tasting feels like a secret and was so fun! It cost me $13 and it comes with six different drinking chocolates from around the world. It's fun and delicious to try them all! I also did an experience in the Chocolate Lab. It cost $16 (although I got a combo museum- Chocolate Lab ticket for $28). You sit with your group at different tables and wear an apron and a hair net. You make a small chocolate item- we just poured chocolate into a mold and added sprinkles. Then the hosts give a great educational talk about how chocolate is made and answers questions. It's very informative and for the price I thought it was a steal! If you come, I would evaluate all of the options and don't feel like you have to do them all. However, for the prices any of them are a good value.