We have been here several times for dinner. The service was excellent and the place was clean. The…read morecoleslaw and stewed tomatoes were excellent. I enjoyed the haddock topped with lobster sauce. The roast beef was delicious. My wife enjoyed her turkey dinner. You don't have to wait long for your food. The cost of dinner is low compared to other restaurants in the area. This place is a hidden gem in Chambersburg and is highly recommended.

Food is great even though they switched owners and prices went up just a little bit I love there…read morefood especially the cheese burger club

The service is friendly and quick. Very relatable. Professional but felt like family, felt like…read morehome. Had a seated quickly. Got us our drinks quickly. Good kids cup with fun straws for the little kids. Ask the right questions. They have a wide and delicious menu with omelettes and breakfasts that is delicious. The prices are excellent. Very, very worth the price. This is a fun family atmosphere, it's like a giant country kitchen sort of dining room room. They have small booths. They have big tables. They got a nice fireplace. I have to imagine that place is like Cracker Barrel expired to be like this. Not so much but it's meaningful stuff. I loved the brisket omelette. My little split a cookies and cream on it. They loved it. They cleared their plates quick quickly. She got apple crisp waffles, a.k.a. pancakes with abs, according to my little brother, my 14-year-old says five out of five stars I would go here again. My youngest says 10 out of five stars. My sister-in-law says that her omelette was fantastic. Epic breakfast in the middle of a trip.

Went to the AYCE crab leg and shrimp meal for the first time. It is held one Saturday a month…read more First time visiting location. Was very impressed with the food. The service was fantastic. Our wait staff checked up on us routinely to make sure we had enough to eat and drink. I looked at the rest of the menu and a number of items caught my eye. The prices were also very reasonable. Will definitely be back. I was told that they also cater. I am guessing food and pricing would be top notch.

Great comfort food, diner-style. Reasonable prices, very good service…read more (A question: Why do they close at 2 p.m. Sundays??) Tom

I have been seeing their post on Facebook so I decided to give it a try for lunch one day. It's…read moretypical diner fare. I couldn't decide what to get and I was intrigued that they had breakfast all day. I decided to go with a buffalo chicken wrap with french fries. It was a good size portion for both the wrap and the french fries. It came with a pickle as well as coleslaw. This is in an old KFC building and they did a good job of redecorating it with even some nods to KFC. The server was attentive and stopped by a couple of times once I got my food. I always appreciate that. The prices were reasonable and I would go back to try it again.

So, we LOVE Hoss's, this review is for a new menu item only, regular food quality, service,…read morecleanliness is still and always perfect. I ordered the new menu item, The Beef & Cheddar Sandwich with the Perogis. The Roast Beef & Cheddar Sandwich was just ok, had decent flavor especially with the horseradish sauce which was the star but the the beef was very tough, chewy and dry. The French fried onions on top were non existent. The Perogis had absolutely ZERO flavor, couldn't even tell what they were stuffed with. My wife asks me all the time, "Would you order it again?" My answer is no. Hoss's missed the boat on this item.

Overall, this was a terrible experience. The night before we ate at Gettysburg Eddie's and were…read moresooo impressed. We were ready for a good steak though so our waitress suggested that some locals eat at Hoss'. We went and spent $130 on food that I could've cooked better in my kitchen at home. We were so disappointed. Melinda was our server and just overall seemed bothered and fake when dealing with us. My husband's steak was not edible. It was incredibly burnt on the outside and not medium rare at all inside. The food took forever to get to us even though the restaurant only had 4-5 other tables. He tried to cover it in ketchup and still couldn't eat it. Melinda walked by and just said "how's everything going" once. She noticed he wasn't eating but did absolutely nothing about it. She didn't offer any other options or acted like she cared. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone!

My wife and I stopped to have a late breakfast here this morning at about 10:30 AM…read more I had eggs benedict with a diet Pepsi and my wife had a mushroom swiss cheese omelette with coffee. My eggs benedict breakfast was very good. I enjoyed the fact that the Canadian bacon was grilled before it was put into the eggs benedict entrée. Also, the hashbrowns had a delightful tasty crust. My wife enjoyed her mushroom Swiss omelette with toast and hash browns. The service was prompt, the server was cordial and she checked on us quite a few times after the meal was served. The bill for the two breakfast entrées and drinks was $28 which included tax. I left five dollar cash tip. This makes the third diner to open in the Gettysburg area in last year or so and like the others this one is an excellent choice for diner food. Prices are reasonable, the food is delicious, and the service is prompt. I can't recommend it with no reservations.

Frozen Sysco food. I ordered the chicken and waffles. The waffle was good, the chicken was frozen…read moreSysco Chicken fingers. I'd know them anywhere. The fries were frozen Sysco fries...served in lots of places. The Chili was really good. Our server wasn't having a good day. The baked goods in the case looked amazing and we took an eclair with us. I think this place could be so much better if they made things from scratch and relied a little less on the frozen stuff. Parking was almost non-existent. It's a tight little area around back with 7 or 8 parking spots. We parked a block or two away to avoid parking fees.

Great service. everyone was super nice. Food was simple but in a good way. Great atmosphere!read more

Found a true American classic at Lincoln Diner in Gettysburg. Rolled in with the family on a…read moreSunday expecting a quick lunch... rolled out questioning every life decision. We ordered the Presidential Breakfast, and I swear it came with its own zip code. Pancakes, French toast, eggs over easy, sunny-side-up eggs, corned beef hash, bacon, sausage links... enough food to feed three hungry people--and it actually did. Every bite was worth it. Shoutout to Brenda for the awesome service and to the house coffee for being the best cup in town. Great prices, huge portions, and zero regrets... except maybe wearing jeans with a button. If Abe Lincoln ate here, he'd have needed a nap before writing the Gettysburg Address.

Update to my review more than a year ago. I've been here twice this year and there are reasons it's…read morenot more often. Both visits showed me business has slowed. I'm guessing some of what I experienced both times this year may be a factor for others as well. Overall this is a nice locally owned restaurant. I like to support local business when I can. But what I encounter here prevents me from doing so often. The big issues are the elderly woman who seems to be the primary server as she appears to be here all of the times I've been here. She's abrupt, seems passive aggressive. I'm afraid to ask for what I want, such as no oil on my perfectly good green beans that they screw up by putting oil all over, with garlic. I just wanted healthy green beans, not oiled up ones. She seemed to be very bothered or get mad. Then the passive side cones out when she says the worn out server talk of wishing me a nice day when I pay the bill. Ironically their vegetarian menu item is three sides (veggie choices that they already have oiled up or you get steamed. Don't ask for the green beans without the oil, the server told me she doesn't know how the cook makes them, he just does it the way he does. Not exactly what I'd expect or want to hear. I'd expect an answer that would be something along the lines of asking the cook not to do the oil, just steam or cook in water instead. Nope, not here. Not a vegetarian or vegan friendly place at all. Too bad, since it's in an area of farms and likely has people shopping at farm stands who might stop for a bite too. The "haddock" looked and tasted more like flounder or tilapia to me (see pic). But it was good and baked without oil or butter as I asked. I asked for lemon and got two small slices. Not enough for the fish let alone for the two veggies, and the unsweetened ice tea i ordered as well. This place has promise and the food is mostly good but some more customer friendly changes should be made, including not being so skimpy on the lemon. I gave just 3 stars this year because the other 2 were when I had a much younger more accommodating server who made my meal eating a good experience unlike this and my last visit.

It has very good food it was my first time And they have…read moregreat food I would definitely dine there again

Hot soft roll. Huge amount of chopped steak & Swiss Cheese…read more came with sliced dill pickles, a small container of coleslaw & a bag of chips

We had eggs Benedict with home fries and pancakes. The eggs Benedict were good - eggs cooked…read moreperfectly. Hollandaise lacked a little flavor, but not bad. Home fries were good, but more like hash browns. I heard other waitresses asking the patrons if they wanted onions, but ours didn't offer it. The pancake was good. Old style diner inside with booths and tables. Overall a good option. We did not try anything lunch related.