My mother is disabled and uses a wheelchair when we go out. We pulled up to Miss Calee's, parked in…read morethe handicapped space and I pushed her up the steepish, narrow handicapped ramp. What I didn't foresee was that the ramp didn't lead directly to the restaurant. We went from the ramp into something like a storage closet. The turn from the ramp to the room was so tight that I basically had to do a three point turn to get her through the door. Then we had to get through a glass door, walk down a hall and THEN through to door to the restaurant. I seriously needed a rest after that trek. If my mom had been using her walker, she would not have made it into the restaurant. Once through the door though, we were cheerily greeted and seated. We had our drinks within a few minutes and a few minutes after that, we were ready to order. My mom ordered the fish sandwich and I got the Miss Calee burger. That was two mistakes in a row. The fish was overdone and a little hard. It was supposed to come with tartar sauce but it didn't. I would have asked for some but my mom didn't tell me until later. I don't think she ate half of her sandwich. My burger was definitely not much better. The patty was dried out and a hard. The dressing almost non existing - I did ask for more which helped a little but couldn't save the sandwich. I'm grew up in Pittsburgh and have lived in Alabama for 25 years. I am no stranger to slaw on my sandwiches. This slaw just didn't cut it - not even close. We both upgraded and had fries instead of chips. The fries saved the meal from being a complete disaster. I think the most telling sign about the food is that we left over half our meal and didn't bring the leftovers home for my dad. He will eat ANYTHING but in this case, it wasn't worth wasting a to-go box. Back to the handicapped accessibility - I took my mom to the restroom. It was barely large enough to get in chair in and there was absolutely no way possible to maneuver it in there. I keep calling her chair a "wheel" chair - it is actually a transport chair. It's much smaller than a traditional wheelchair. A regular wheelchair would have had problems getting around. Two positives, the prices were quite reasonable and I don't think there was a single employee without a smile. I wouldn't mind coming back one morning to try breakfast but I definitely won't be bringing mom.

Food is excellent and consistent! Staff are extremely…read morefriendly! My family and I enjoy walking to eat breakfast. It's a wonderful little restaurant with a down home feel.

Used the Resy app to make a reservation, but not really sure if one is needed. When we entered…read morethere wasn't a normal type hostess stand and we just kind of stood there for someone. I did say we had a reservation and we were on time, but still had to wait for a table which was fine. Food was good, the boom boom shrimp were pretty tasty. Casual dining.

There are so many better flavored vodkas than Deep Eddy. I was so excited for sit on the patio and…read moreenjoy a crush, but no thank you to that hangover in a glass. Way too much sugar!

We were in the area for a specialist appointment for my granddaughter and decided to check Yelp for…read morea nearby lunch spot. We came across blue-collar restaurant, but when we pulled in, I was surprised to see it was located inside a golf country club. I almost turned around, but my daughter encouraged us to give it a try--and I'm so glad we did. The restaurant was beautiful inside, with a peaceful view overlooking the golf course that made for a really relaxing lunch. The food was excellent. I ordered the salmon with vegetable risotto special, and it was absolutely delicious--perfectly cooked and full of flavor. What really stood out, though, was the service. My daughter is nursing, and my granddaughter has soy and dairy allergies, so we had to be very careful with her meal. Our waiter, Matt, was outstanding. He went above and beyond, checking with the kitchen multiple times to make sure everything was completely free of soy and dairy. He helped put together a custom salad bowl for her, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Overall, we had such a lovely experience--from the food to the atmosphere to the attentive service. I would absolutely recommend this spot and would gladly return.

Had a wonderful lunch here with my family! Food was amazing, and the tuna tots were worth coming…read moreback for! Cocktails were ok, just not a fan of the brand of vodka being used. Would appreciate some better bourbon's to choose from for an old fashioned. Staff were super friendly and on top of our drinks and food orders! Will definitely be back!

I stay at the Comfort Inn and Suites in Manheim Pa at 543 Champ Blvd a couple times a week. That's…read morewhere they are located for now. Finally trying the food tonight I am blown away and stuffed. I had the stuffed manicotti with bolognese sauce, the margherita pizza and the zuppa dessert. Everything was great, better than great. It was amazing and Ryan is an awesome person to talk with as well. Whether you are travelling along Hwy 283 or live in the area, make sure to stop by and give this place a shot. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Italy has many influences and is not like any other Italian cuisine that you may have had before…read more By being a sustainable country in itself, a lot of the practices are reflected into our business. Whole utilizations of all food product, respect for the environment by which it is grown in, and the influences of conscious farm-to-table practices are very important to us. We source locally so we know exactly where our products come from and how they are grown. While supporting our local economy, we strive to make a positive impact in the Culinary Arts and the Food Trucking industry in hopes to boost said industries in a direction of healthy eating and more diverse food options. Respect for food goes beyond sourcing locally, it is to serve it as beautifully as possible, one ingredient at a time. Your food should be enjoy, not just eaten. Our exotic Calabrian foods will accentuate the palate of the consumer, while building long lasting relationships. We wish for you to follow us to Italy...

Mom wanted soup for lunch (AGAIN) and I wanted a salad but I didn't want Panera's (AGAIN). That's…read morehow we ended up at Isaac's. Isaac's menu is mainly sandwiches, salads and flatbreads. There were a few soups available but none really enticed me. Mom went for the soup and half sandwich meal. She chose the pepperjack tomato soup and a half Reuben. She really didn't care for the soup and the Reuben she deemed just "okay". I opted for the ruffle salad and added chicken salad. The salad was large and had a wide variety of typical salad accouterments while the chicken salad was full of cranberries and crunch. Really, it was nothing special, but with the thick housemade ranch dressing, it still was good. It was also large - I brought half of it home. Isaac's was a good change of pace for us. Next time I think I'll try one of their sandwiches. I'm pretty sure mom will skip the soup.

Right off the top I have praise and I have "issues"…read more Praise: The young lady T. that worked with us on our visit 30 AUG 23 is a stellar representative for this company. If she wants to stay in this business she will go far. If she chooses something else she will be successful. I have hired/fired, and mentored over the course of a long career in US DoD. This young woman has "it". More than a mere server, she was a guide to our experience. She was the one soul radiating for us (a mixed couple) any kind of welcome or joy that we had chosen her place of business. The other patrons I feel sorry for, not a smile in the bunch. Maybe they are going through terrible things, if so, I pray for their deliverance. Issues: This company needs to get a handle on their web presence, and their various names on various platforms. While there in town, we had difficulty determining where we were going, and which menu mattered. The "name" on our reciept is [Issac's Kraft Kitchen & Brewery]. That does not appear for this location. Not a big deal, but how many engagements are you missing by being "mysterious". My wife got a club (couldn't finish) and pesto tortellini salad. I got a buffalo chicken salad. All the food was well executed, not perfect but good enough at that price point. The restaurant is nicely decorated and clean. Good place, would come here again if in the area.

Easy to find for out of towners. Reasonable but not plentiful parking. We were seated right away…read more The place was clean and so was the bathroom. The waitress was attentive and polite. We both had French toast. I have the sampler: Texas, cinnamon bread, and croissant styles of French toast. They were all delicious. I would definitely eat here again.

This is one of our favorite local breakfast stops. The service is fairly quick, the waitresses are…read morewelcoming and attentive , and the food is consistently good. We've noticed lately the specials have been really good, playing to the Pantry's strength as a breakfast/lunch location while also trying to introduce slightly new flavor profiles. We always recommend this restaurant to friends from out of town.

We are very particular pizza entrepreneurs, this is our favorite in the Mount Joy/Columbia area…read more Great onion rings, delicious shrimp salad too. Yummy!

I love this place everyone is so nice and friendly great place to eat. And to food is very good.read more

Still 3.5 **Please fix your ice machine. What can I say? I…read morewant ice! Next, matter of importance - my husband loves your salad and it SEEMS, this is one of the only way I can get him to eat his veggies. I thank SaladWorks for this. All ingredients are fresh, crunchy and can be healthy, IF you all didn't have such yummy tasting salad dressings. My favs are the tahini viniagrette and the green goddess. By now you're wondering, why only 3.5, Jackie - come on and make it an even 4! It all boils down to the customer service. The cashier was friendly, but your salad maker, not so. I cringe (oddly enough), when I give my order to her. She doesn't smile or look at me. I know it's not me, but still... She piles my fixings on the heaped lettuce and passes it over to the cashier (I don't even think she talks to the cashier). We'll still come back, especially since we have coupons, now. Maybe their ice machine will be fixed, by then.

If I could leave negative stars I would. We went to this establishment at 7:30 pm and were met with…read morea negative snappy staff member who was more concerned with closing an hour and a half early than serving edible food. I ordered a melt and a salad and by the time we got our food I open the melt and it's black. Charred. Both sides. I took one bite hoping it would be fine but it was straight char. I asked for a new melt and the girl that made it copped an attitude and continued slamming Tupperware and throwing a temper tantrum while rushing to make the melt. Genuinely the worst customer service experience I've had in awhile the vibes were abysmal in there. And the salad? Wet. Idk what they did but it was wet and homogenized and the croutons were so stale. I couldn't eat any of that I was so disappointed. Worst $50 I ever spent. Get better employees.