This is your typical, slightly disorganized Asian market. It isn't very big, but there's a little…read moreof everything. There are about three aisles, they have a few refrigerated sections as well as frozen. You can get instant noodles, canned items, things in jars, things in bags, etc. My kids love the little cold cans of peach "juice". There's a lot of stuff - some of it looks a little dusty. A large amount of it isn't marked with price tags and some containers don't have any English. Here's the reason for going to this place - KIMCHI! They have great pickled/fermented items. They have several versions. I crave their kimchi. You can pick up everything from LARGE jars to small things that are about a pint. I also like to peruse the offerings in the small "take out" type containers in the little self-serve fridge near the checkout counter.

I agree with Amy. This is a small grocer with primarily Korean items. There is rice, noodles, boxed…read moresweets, frozen & refrigerated items. There are also things like Rice cookers, videos, calendars, etc. They have kimchee, and a variety of other refrigerated items, such as bulgoki (4.49 per lb.), anchovies w/ sesame seeds, squid with sesame, and spicy zucchini, etc. They do catering and can make many different items also, but didn't provide a list or costs. Dana G informed me that you can in fact get some hot items here (it'll be worth a trip back!) Prices are higher than your typical "OMG that's expensive" asian store. As far as I know this is the only actual Korean Market in HBG. Closed sunday & monday & accept cash, debit and credit cards.

Laliguras is an amazing Nepali store. When I went there I found a ramen that I absolutely love…read morecalled current 2x spicy. This is the most amazing spicy ramen in the world. I tried buldak and I have been looking for a better ramen for years until I went to laliguras. Among their vast ramen selection there are a variety of different foods and produce that are all very good. When I went to check out the cashier, who based on his enthusiasm for his job I could only assume is the owner, gave me and my friend at least 20 pieces of flavorful and fruity gum that was unlike anything I have had before. There is no store that I would recommend more than laliguras for all of your Nepali and produce grocery needs.

After a great Friday Date Night dinner, there was only one logical next step: ice cream. Not…read moresoft-serve-from-a-chain-on-every-corner ice cream. Real ice cream. The kind that requires intention. Enter Faye's Ice Cream Parlor, which I learned (the hard way) is one of the very few local ice cream shops that's open year-round AND late enough to actually grab dessert after dinner in the winter. Bless them. A little pre-visit research led me to Faye's social media to confirm they were open--and that's when I saw it: Peanut Butter Blast. Creamy peanut butter ice cream loaded with Reese's Pieces and Peanut Butter Cups. As a lifelong peanut butter enthusiast, my fate was sealed. Thanks to a recent Central PA snowstorm, street parking was...adventurous. After one strategic lap around the block, I found a spot just a few spaces from the front door and felt like I had won the lottery. I carefully perched my car atop a snowplow-created mountain and hustled inside in search of warmth...and ice cream. Inside, there was only one other group of customers, which made perfect sense given it was late January, about 15 degrees outside, and there were still inches of snow piled everywhere. I was oddly comforted knowing I wasn't the only person craving ice cream in the dead of winter. I ordered the smallest dish they offer (a kiddie size for around $4), slid into a retro booth in the back, and dug in. The ice cream was fabulous--rich, creamy, and absolutely loaded with peanut butter goodness. Zero regrets. But honestly? The interior might have been my favorite part. The full-on 1950s vibe--from Elvis to Marilyn Monroe, the decor, and the music--felt like stepping into a time capsule. I have nothing but respect for the staff who listen to the classics all day, every day...because I personally could not do that without losing my mind. Still, it absolutely fits the charm. Bottom line: Faye's is a super solid ice cream stop any time of year. Between the great ice cream, cozy retro vibes, convenient location, and rare winter / later-night hours, this place is a win! I'll definitely be back--especially once the weather breaks and I no longer have to scale snowbanks for dessert.

My family loves this lil place - it's so cute and vintage, right up our alley! They have amazing…read moreoptions, from gluten free to dairy free which is great. The girls are so friendly and the place is always clean and bright and lively.

Fresh ice cream packed with flavor! The "Create-Your-Own" option is so much fun and gets the…read morecreative juices flowing. Their pre-pickable options are also super yummy. The environment however, is on the bleak side. Not many inviting features, including the too close for comfort seating. The staff was not entirely the most greeting, while watching a show on their phone without headphones, blasting through the entire shop. Thankfully, they found enough time to pause their show and mix our ice cream, but took no time to start watching it as soon as they finished. We would have enjoyed the ice cream and boba tea a bit more without the sounds of their show!

This little shop is run by a mom, dad, and their son. You definitely get the mom and pop vibe from…read morethis place. Me and my three friends stopped here on a Saturday afternoon and to our surprise the cafe was empty, we were the only customers. We ordered three boba, 2 taiyaki, and 1 rolled ice cream. All of our items came out within 10 minutes. I got the lychee fruit tea which came with jelly. It was tasty and refreshing! It was a bit pricey which I can understand as there aren't many authentic boba places out in York. However I could pay the same price at places like tiger sugar or ten ren in NYC for better quality.

Love the bring your own banana option. Love the banana split and the pretzel addition. Wish they…read morehad butterscotch topping. The ice cream is good, the flavors unique and I'm always willing to come back because they are lightning-fast and the scoops are generous.

Wonderful local ice scream spot! My son just told us Bruster's chocolate ice cream is his favorite…read moredessert of all.

They used to make awsome ice-cream but now triglycerides are in there ice-cream. Not home made…read morechemicals that kill.

I know there is a lot of complaints on how the taste has changed. Maybe it's a raw material issue…read moreor maybe they just changed things up, who knows. I still find it better than going to one of the bigger chain ice cream shops. I live in the area it moved to so it's only a couple blocks from me so I will choose it every time. In fact my little one and I stopped in on Sunday for a couple cones and K-9 cup for the pup at home. I grew up going to the original spot all the time while visiting that area, so having it down the road now is great. They set up a beautiful bench area outside on nice days. Staff are always the nicest. As long as they are around they have my business.

We showed up at Honey Bear Ice Cream inside Broad Street Market a risky 8 minutes before closing on…read morea summer Friday night, but the staff didn't bat an eye -- they happily scooped me up a cure for my ice cream craving (and earned major points for friendliness). The flavor lineup was stacked, but I finally committed to a baseball-sized scoop of Monday Morning ($6) -- brown sugar ice cream swirled with cinnamon and studded with coffee cake chunks. And it was phenomenal. Sweet but balanced, creamy as a dream, with those coffee cake bites adding just the right texture. Imagine drinking the leftover milk from a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch -- but better. Whoever invented this deserves a medal. And here's the twist: I later realized I had just inhaled a treat that was dairy free, gluten free, peanut free, soy free, and vegan. My mind was blown. I don't know what kind of ice cream sorcery Honey Bear is working with, but I do know this: it works. And they should never stop.

Sometimes you don't know you need something in your life until you accidentally stumble across it…read more That was Honeybear Ice Cream. I wasn't looking for ice cream when my wife and I attended a concert at Riverfront Park in Harrisburg. But as we were walking towards the stage I saw the Honeybear Ice Cream food truck and was intrigued. Ho hum let's take a gander at that menu.... IT'S ALL VEGAN?! Ok, you got me, let's do this! Honeybear has an entirely vegan ice cream menu. These aren't your basic flavors. They've got fruit flavors, traditional ones and coffee. They've got mix ins. They've got root beer and coffee floats. They've got brownies and cookies. You getting my drift? This is inspired ice cream here. Honeybear has a menu of different ice cream combos. They also had a list of favorites from the people working. I went with the recommendation posted by Macy. It was coffee ice cream (which uses Harrisburg's own, Little Amps as the coffee), graham cracker mix in and chocolate shell on top. It is then topped with a cherry (a real one with a seed, no maraschino ones here). Incredible combo, incredible ice cream. Price wise Honeybear is consistent with other local vegan ice cream shops I've visited in Baltimore, Tampa and Denver.

The blueberry sundaes are the best but they also offer sandwiches, chips, and slushies…read more We usually stop for ice cream after hiking on Peters Mountain. A social group I belong to hikes at Detweiler Park practically across the road so we stop here for lunch afterwards. There are picnic tables to sit and eat at in the back of the parking lot. It's always a nice visit here with plenty of parking and friendly people serving customers.

We shared a banana split that was customized to our liking. Ice cream was awesome, prices were…read morefair, and customer service was great. We will be back for sure.