Best chicken that we have had in years. Nice big pieces very flavorful and delicious. Not greasy at…read moreall. We called ahead because they make it fresh and take's awhile. We drive 40 minutes but it's worth the drive and also theres ice cream too Service was friendly on the phone as well as when I picked up the order. I appreciate that.

Good food and ICE CREAM. Always have a good time went I go back. Burgera and fried chickenread more

Love!! Great staff, great Milkshakes!!! Never an issue. Glad to have a good business in this town…read morewith respectable owner

The food was terrible and cold after waiting over an hour and a half. The waitress went over to 2…read moreother tables to apologize for the wait but never came to us. The halupki was definitely frozen, the cabbage was so soggy and the meat was cold. The pierogied looked like they were cooked before as well and then heated. They did have a good taste but they were also cold and one was so hard I couldn't cut it. The sausage was extremely greasy. I brought out of towners for a coal region meal and it was terrible. Very disappointed. Oh I also didn't say they had no air condition. However they did tell us that before entering, but we did not expect to be there soooo long.

Try the Polka Burger . . . Yummy! Love the nostalgic vibe…read moreand all the old typewriters.

We've eaten there twice already, once for breakfast and once for dinner. The food is very good and…read morereasonably priced. It's very down home vibe and also very eclectic. I would definitely recommend dining at the WhatNot Cafe. I know I'll be back for more!

It's a great place for breakfast. The food is prepared with care. The staff are friendly and…read moreattentive. I love looking around at all the random items for sale. It's a relaxed atmosphere and nothing feels rushed. Keith loves his toast.

This was our first trip here for some ice cream. The place was crazy busy but we got through the…read moreline quickly. Ice creams and coffee were all amazing and we even got 2 half gallons to take home. Great indoor and outdoor seating areas.

This place is insanely delicious, the folks there are wonderful and very friendly, very clean…read morelocation and the ice cream is the best ever, freshly made and delicious

Okay, so it's a long story on how I found myself seeking out Pecora's Creamery, which is a tiny…read morestore at the end of Pecora Road across from the old dairy. Inside is clean and quaint, with tasty breads, meats and cheeses from local farms. And while those are darn good- let's talk about the ice cream. This is the creamiest, most flavorful ice cream I have ever had in my life. No like seriously. This ice cream is small batch and it's AMAZING. I had the chocolate peanut butter egg (their Easter flavor), my husband had coffee, and my son had chocolate. Each was phenomenal in its own way. I don't know when I will be back in this area of Pennsylvania but if I'm anywhere remotely near, I will drive out of my way to have some more. Seriously folks, this ice cream is special.

The smoothest ice cream in a bucolic setting. The staff is friendly and the refrigerator cases are…read morefilled with a variety of products

Wow wow wow. The Glazy donuts are amazing. Super polite people clean bathroom. Extremely clean…read morestore. And they have butter brick ice cream Yum will be back.

Donuts are the absolute best ever--cream filled are my favorite. Their freshly baked bread loaves…read moreare also fabulous. I blame my last 10 lbs. on Twilight Acres!

Hand dipped is the best. Soft serve is trash. My opinion. People are so great and funny too! It has…read morethe best tasting home made ice cream! Yes yes yes

THE place in the park for hard scoop ice cream. Really good sundaes, and the only place I know of…read morewhere you can consistently get teaberry ice cream. While I prefer the soft serve choices available at the stand across from Casa de Refrescos (the black raspberry/vanilla swirl in a waffle cone is the best ice cream ever), the Old Mill is still a solid choice. Be warned, the lines here can get crazy, especially close to closing time when everyone wants that last treat before heading home for the night. Plan accordingly.

May's is the kind of local diner that keeps people coming back. The breakfast menu is simple,…read moreaffordable, and filled with all the classic favorites. Looking at the prices, it's hard to beat the value for a fresh, made-to-order breakfast. I ordered scrambled eggs, toast, and a hash brown. The eggs were fluffy and cooked well, the toast was nicely browned, and the hash brown had a crispy golden exterior while staying soft inside. The portions were satisfying without being overwhelming, making it a solid way to start the day. The atmosphere has that welcoming hometown diner feel, and the service was friendly and efficient. It's the kind of place where you can enjoy a relaxed meal without feeling rushed.

May's is an old fashioned burger joint and its quite good. Basically, for the same price as a…read moreMcDonald's combo, you're getting bigger servings with much better taste. Its a great place to stop if you're an out-of-towner visiting the nearby Pioneer Tunnel. Four stars for now, but I could probably bump it up to a five if I had more visits and tried additional items. Bottom line, May's is a safe bet. You're getting good food for a good price.

The best little hidden gem outside Selinsgrove. The done special of chicken and waffles did not…read moredisappoint Topped it of with some delicious ice cream!

Home cooked meals at a fair price. I've often stopped here…read morefor ice cream, but tonight I was early for a meeting in the area, so I stopped for dinner. Small country diner and ice cream spot outside of Selinsgrove. Daily home cooked specials; Plenty of food and great service. My only negative is their AC isn't the greatest. If you want ice cream, sundaes, splits, flurries, hard and soft ice cream. You can't go wrong. Cones are large.