Tucker and Co is one of our favorite places! They are one of the only places in our area that have…read moreso many options for our gluten-feee, dairy-free needs, and their food is so yummy! Their staff are friendly and helpful, and their entire places is beautiful and peaceful. We have enjoyed many trips from Harrisburg just to visit this cafe, and we look forward to many more to come!

My fiance and I stopped in on a sunday afternoon for a little pick me up. The ambiance was…read morewonderful, very calming. We were acknowledged right away and helped promptly when we were ready, very good service! The honey cinnamon latte I got was delicious, and my fiancés french press was also very good, and I'm not a huge black coffee fan. The baked oatmeal was delicious, my only complaint was that it was cold when I thought it was going to be warm. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and hope to return!

Beautiful , historic property in a lovely area . Not far off Route 81 …read more The young man working at the counter in Vreeches was professional , kind , and informative. Tbe coffee was very good and the egg sandwiches were the BEST we have had . Hands down . I even licked my fingers we wandered the building , gazed at the property through windows as it was cold and snowy . beautiful. We shall return . Definitely a five star breakfast and resort .

A big no . Service is poor and the food is so , so . New owners ....... Everything has changed from…read morewhat this place was a few years ago .

Second visit to the Barn & this one was much more memorable (first time I'm thinking was…read moreoff-season). First of all - the atmosphere is really cool - I mean it's a barn! The interior has kind of a lodge feel to it - there's also a terrace with a good view ..we opted to eat in the main area as it was nice & cool. We received our drinks quickly and we ordered the House Bread as an app (AWEsome). For the main course We had Smoked Pulled Pork Eggs Benedict & the Stuffed French toast - both were a hit. Pacing of the meals was just right & it was definitely a relaxing experience. We'll definitely be back!

So, we had lunch reservations on Sunday for 11:30am. I was looking forward to it since many people…read morerecommended it. It looked popular but they were seating everyone. Not sure what was happening with staffing. It took a while to get menus and even longer to get our order put in. The waiter did check in on us to apologize for the long wait but it took over an hour to get our food. We saw other people waiting forever too and next to us, they were frustrated waiting a long time just to get their bill to pay. Another party had a woman finally flag down a waiter telling them no one has even taken their order. Where was upper management? It's not necessarily the waiters fault. Are they over-seating for short staff? The kitchen isn't keeping up with the orders, want to comp something from the bar maybe? One hours for food to come out is really disappointing. The food was good but not amazing or unique. The drink was suppose to be a blood orange old fashioned but tasted horrible so, probably not going to return for any mixed drinks. Scenery was very pretty bd relaxing. Ambiance was nice but restaurant service was so disappointing.

If you're looking for a true American diner, Wolfe's Diner is worth the stop. From the moment you…read morepull into the parking lot, the vintage sign and classic stainless-steel exterior set the tone for a nostalgic experience. Inside, the retro décor, red booths, chrome counter stools, and old-school atmosphere make you feel like you've stepped back in time. I ordered the biscuits and sausage gravy served over home fries. The biscuits were soft and fluffy, the sausage gravy was rich, creamy, and full of flavor, and the crispy home fries made the perfect base. It was a hearty, satisfying breakfast that hit the spot. The service was friendly, welcoming, and efficient, making the meal even more enjoyable. It's easy to see why this diner has become a favorite for both locals and travelers passing through the area. If you appreciate classic diners with good home-style cooking, generous portions, and a nostalgic atmosphere, Wolfe's Diner is definitely worth a visit. I'll gladly stop back the next time I'm in the area.

This is my second visit to Wolfe's diner. They're 100 miles from where I live so travelling I know…read moreit's time for a break or I'm 100 miles from home. I was there last Saturday afternoon after the lunch crowd was gone heading back from Rochester. I topped off the gas tank and was hungry. So I park and head inside. It's not a big place. Several tables on one side and the bar on the other. I grab a seat on the end at the bar. The waitress comes over and I order a cup of coffee and look at the menu she provided. I'm pretty hungry not eating anything that day so far. I decide on the breakfast special ( 2 eggs any style and home fries). I add toast and bacon. Eggs over medium. The coffee is pretty good. I'm looking at traffic patterns in my phone, checking out the weather. Food arrives pretty quick and the plate is covered. Toast is fresh, home fries and good, bacon crispy and eggs cooked to order. The coffee gets refilled and I'm enjoying every bite. I like the old school diner vibe with the fresh coffee and diner style foods. I am finished and quite full with an excellent meal. I get the check and it's pretty cheap. She gets a good tip, I'm done with the coffee and out the door. I have been going past for maybe 20 years and stopped now twice. I think it will be a regular stop on my way to Rochester back and forth granted they're open. I think they're closing for a few weeks in August, just be aware. If you like the diner vibe and a good meal that won't break the bank, it's worth a visit. Yeah...where is Dillsburg? Rt 15 N/S in Pennsylvania. Google maps is a help.

Some people wake up early to go to the gym. Some people wake up early to be productive members of…read moresociety. I set an alarm for National Ice Cream For Breakfast Day. When Candy Mountain Creamery announced they'd be opening at 7am for build-your-own waffle ice cream sundaes, I felt personally called to action. Because if you're not celebrating extremely niche food holidays with reckless enthusiasm, what are you even doing? Also working in my favor: I had recently signed up for the Cumberland Valley Coffee & Chocolate Trail, and realized Candy Mountain Creamery was a participating stop. Two birds. One waffle-shaped destiny. Alarm set for 5:45am on a Saturday. Commitment level: alarming. At 7:52am, with temperatures hovering around 15° and wind chills that felt emotionally aggressive, I walked into the shop smiling like a person who makes excellent life decisions. Parking was easy thanks to their strip mall location -- always a win when you're battling winter just to eat dessert for breakfast. I fully expected chaos. Lines. Fellow sugar enthusiasts wrapped in blankets waiting for their moment. Instead? I was the only one there. The universe clearly said, "This is your main character moment." The staff were warm, friendly, and somehow just as excited about ice cream as I was. They told me to pick three flavors and they'd take it from there. My pre-caffeine brain selected: Cherry Cordial, Banana Nut Bread, and Maple -- which in hindsight sounds like the ice cream equivalent of chaotic good energy. While they prepared my masterpiece, I completed my Coffee & Chocolate Trail check-in and used a coupon for a free medium latte, because nothing pairs with ice cream breakfast like financial efficiency. Moments later, they handed me a golden waffle piled high with three enormous scoops and pointed me toward the toppings bar AND a roaring gas fireplace. I nearly ascended. The toppings bar had everything -- Reese's Pieces, whipped cream, strawberry topping, caramel, peanuts -- and I exercised exactly zero restraint. Reese's Pieces? Yes. Peanut butter drizzle? Obviously. Whipped cream? Don't insult me. Then I settled into a cozy chair by the fireplace and proceeded to absolutely demolish this breakfast like a person with no regrets and excellent priorities. The ice cream itself was fantastic -- creamy, flavorful, and distinct enough that each scoop held its own despite my slightly unhinged flavor combo. The latte was piping hot and perfect for balancing out the sugar-fueled chaos. Honestly, aside from the waffle sundae itself, the fireplace deserves its own Yelp listing. I expected to be freezing while eating ice cream before sunrise -- instead I was warm, cozy, and deeply at peace with my life choices. A few other brave souls eventually wandered in, which reassured me that I am not the only person willing to eat ice cream at breakfast in sub-freezing temperatures. Huge thanks to Candy Mountain Creamery for being one of the only local spots open early enough to support my commitment to food-based holidays, for having incredibly friendly staff, a fantastic latte, and a warm space that turned a cold winter morning into something genuinely memorable!

I'm giving this place two thumbs way up for their ice cream. As much as I hate to admit it, this…read moreplace has dethroned my previous favorite for ice cream made inhouse. We stopped by after lunch and some errands. I didn't even know this was here in this little strip of shops. It looks very bland on the outside but inside there are two sections. The first is a modern and clean area where you order your items. The second is a charming farm-vibe area that is warm and inviting. We tried several flavors of the ice cream and ended up with Bunny Eggs (has Cadbury egg pieces inside), Lemon Cookie (has lemon Oreo pieces), Blueberry with lemon cake (blueberry with chunks of lemon cake mixed in), and Heath bar (lots of small pieces of Heath bar candy). Every one of them was excellent. Smooth, creamy, not too sweet, lots of flavor, and the unique flavor was highlighted. I may forever eat lemon Oreos with my vanilla ice cream after that experience. They had lots of great flavors including unique options. I can't speak for the coffee or other items, but the ice cream is a major win. Under $6 for two scoops. Under $5 for one scoop. We had our ice cream in cups, but they have cones including a GF option. I will 100% come here again and again and again. Definitely worth the trip to Dillsburg for this ice cream. Place was spotless. Bathrooms were clean. The person serving was very helpful and answered all of our newbie questions while allowing us to sample a few before making our selections. I can see this being incredibly busy in the warm weather months.

First of all, we (party of 5) were at Rockwell's on a Friday night and they were very busy (we had…read moreto park on the grass adjacent to their parking lot). Fortunately, I had made a reservation so we were seated promptly. Our waitress was attentive and friendly and took our drink orders quickly. We all had beer so they came out pretty quick. Now here's the thing, we placed our food orders and the world ended; it took fully an hour for our food to come out! When they did arrive, half of them were cold. When we told the waitress, she told us she could reorder but the wait would be long. One of our party requested that his Brisket Melt and fries be reheated (microwaved) and the order came back out quickly and was hot. I also had the brisket and I just decided to power through with it cold. For the record, it was very tasty; even cold. We also ordered another round of beers and one of them came back completed wrong. Take away: I think this is a nice place that is not staffed appropriately in the kitchen for a place this large. I would go back, but not on a busy night.....

I saw on social media that TJ Rockwell's was hosting a Kegs & Eggs event the Sunday before St…read more Patrick's Day -- a festive brunch situation from 9am-2pm with a special menu and Irish-inspired drinks. As someone who is always looking for an excuse to celebrate literally anything (especially if it involves food), this immediately made its way onto my weekend agenda. My adventure buddy and I rolled in around 10:30am and walked straight into what can only be described as a St. Patrick's Day pregame party. The parking lot was full, the bar was packed, and the crowd was decked out in green, shamrocks, and questionable life choices. Despite the chaos, we somehow snagged a booth right away, which felt like a small personal victory. We got seated and... were handed the regular menu. Cue internal panic. Because I had done my homework. I had studied the brunch menu. I had a plan. Thankfully, our server swooped in like a hero, brought us the correct menu, and reassured me that yes, I could still live my best brunch life. Crisis averted. We started with drinks because obviously. My adventure buddy went with the Lucky Leprechaun Martini (Tito's vodka, melon liqueur, pineapple - $11), and I opted for the Jameson Orange Mimosa ($9). The martini absolutely stole the show -- bright green, sweet, refreshing, and aggressively on theme. No notes. Then came the hard part: deciding what to eat. TJ Rockwell's did not mess around with this menu -- it was stacked. We landed on the Breakfast Eggrolls ($13) and the Afternoon Delight ($17) because we believe in teamwork and over-ordering for the sake of "the full experience." Those eggrolls were elite -- crispy on the outside, loaded with sausage, egg, and cheese on the inside, and even better dipped in maple syrup (which I absolutely did, no regrets). Sweet, savory, and a little dangerous. And then the Afternoon Delight arrived... and this thing was not a sandwich, it was a commitment. Ground breakfast sausage smashed on the griddle, Irish cheddar, bacon, all stacked between slices of homemade French toast with a side of potatoes O'Brien. It was huge, indulgent, and exactly what you hope for when you commit to a holiday brunch event. My adventure buddy handled it like a champ and cleaned the plate. What really impressed me was how quickly everything came out despite the place being absolutely slammed. TJ Rockwell's clearly came prepared for the crowd, and it showed. Our server was fantastic -- attentive, friendly, and thoughtful down to the little things (like bringing me a lid for my maple syrup so it could safely make the journey home, which I deeply appreciated). Our total came to $51.80 before tip, which is a little up there for brunch, but honestly, it felt worth it for the food, the drinks, and the full-on festive experience. When we left around 11:45am, the lobby was packed with people waiting for tables, so we definitely nailed the timing and avoided the full post-church brunch chaos. I had built this event up in my head based on their social media hype, and I'm very happy to report that it delivered. TJ Rockwell's understood the assignment. If they bring back Kegs & Eggs next year, I'll absolutely be back -- probably wearing something green and making equally excellent life choices.

The fajita burrito with steak was great. We had a nice…read moreoutdoor seat in the pleasant little lake town. Great service.

Stopped by with a small group this weekend. We went inside to check in and waited to be told to…read morewait some more for a table. We don't recall seeing anyone sitting inside so we weren't sure what the problem was with sitting down. Eventually one of the servers came to wipe off one of many empty tables before we sat down. We were here for more than 25 minutes from the time we arrived until getting menus. Knowing I wanted to go out to eat supper with Jenni, I figured we were unlikely to get food for another 30 minutes after already waiting 25 minutes just to be sat so I decided to bugger off and have something small elsewhere so as not to spoil my appetite for supper. I've eaten here in the past and when things go well, it's delightful. Unfortunately my last two visits didn't go well and I left unsatisfied and on this last visit, having not ordered due to the wait.

Field To Belly's trailer-side banner reads, "Food from friends... all locally sourced from farmers…read morein Central PA," and honestly, that alone set my heart soaring. A food truck fully committed to local sourcing, parked at a fundraiser for a farmers market in my home county? Say no more--I was already smitten. I scoped out their menu ahead of time (highly recommend), because I wanted everything. It was their last event of the year and they were serving the full lineup--breakfast sandwiches, jamburgers, the Autumn Harvest Melt, you name it. After snagging a quick photo with Santa, I headed straight for their simple, no-frills setup. None of that "locally sourced means we bought the eggs at Walmart this morning" nonsense. Field To Belly is the real deal. I went with the Morning Jammer ($15): sage butter-griddled buttermilk bread, a pastured beef burger, melty gouda, thick-cut bacon, a pastured fried egg, grilled onions, and your choice of raspberry or pepper jam. (Pepper jam for me all the way--no contest.) As I stood in the freezing wind with the first snowflakes of the season falling, two things crossed my mind: 1) I'm not ready for winter, and 2) this sandwich is going to change my life. The cook griddled everything right in front of me, and before long I was handed a heavy Styrofoam clamshell. I escaped to my car, popped it open, and nearly ascended. The Morning Jammer is huge--and smelled like pure, glorious breakfast heaven. One bite in and... holy shit. This might be the best breakfast sandwich, burger, handheld-anything I've ever had. Every ingredient sang on its own but harmonized perfectly: the pepper jam and bacon together? Unreal. The egg was perfectly fried (not runny--bless), the burger was cooked beautifully, and the griddled bread held everything together like the MVP it was. Full disclosure: I inhaled the entire thing in a school parking lot like a feral raccoon who hadn't eaten in a week. Zero regrets. Field To Belly blew me away with their minimalistic, ingredient-driven magic. Skip the flashy trucks and track these folks down instead. They frequent local farmers markets--including Dillsburg Farmers Market and Adams-Ricci Community Park Farmers Market--and trust me, you're going to want to know where they'll be next. Pro tip: Like, follow, and stalk them on social media. Your tastebuds will thank you. I know mine did.

plenty amounts of outdoor sitting : ) The food was so fresh…read moreand healthy The staff was super sweet and accommodating Only thing I would change is more sauce choices then ‍

I met some friends here for breakfast a coffee and had a great experience. I ordered a sausage,…read moreegg, and cheese on an everything bagel along with an iced coffee--everything was delicious, and the sandwich tasted especially fresh. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and I'm already looking forward to coming back for another one.

This was one of the best sandwiches I've ate in a loooong time. Soo good…read more Service was great. We had continuous water refills and never sat wondering what was going on or where our food was. It's a great atmosphere with fantastic servers. It was great to stop in and have a quick lunch with one of the greatest sandwiches I've ever had.

We went here this past weekend to watch a friend and his band, Low Hnaging Fruit, perform…read more Needless to say it was a fun time and they were great to listen to, and be entertained. Additionally, the food was delicious! I'm picky with French Onion Soup, but this one is really tasty! I also had cauliflower tacos - they were in spices and baked, and in a taco with cabbage, picked onions and a light zesty sweet/sour sauce. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his Shepherd's Pie - not served like a pie but in a skillet, and the meat was slow roasted. The young man serving us was newer to the business but he was closely supervised in a supportive manner, which was nice for him and the guests. Top-run establishment and the view to the golf course is beautiful. Lots of outdoor seating available.