Great food and love the assortment of tomato pie .. it's…read morecrowded and close seating ....lots of great food .. some outside sitting... I can also order to go ..

My fiancé and I have been talking about coming back here for a year. We haven't stopped talking…read moreabout their French press in that long. Genuinely one of the best cups of coffee I've had in America. I got the tomato pie turnover (omelette) and it was delicious. And he got the grain bowl..? Something like that. I love coming here. The food is fresh and healthy and about delicious. The brown buttered scone was so good. It's cute, cozy, and just feels like an elevated grandmas kitchen. 15/10

Yesterday I bought a small shepherds pie for dinner plus ham balls for tonight's dinner. The…read morechicken noodle soup is in the fridge for this weekend. My husband ate almost the entire shepherds pie by himself...he was hungry and it's good. I just finished eating a chocolate mint cupcake that was so tasty. Their chocolate croissants are fabulous as well. Service was friendly and speedy yesterday. I was there at 4pm so I have found they are less busy at that time of day when I want to buy things to take home. If I lived closer to Zig's I would probably be there more often, but as it is, I am still thankful it's only a 30 minute drive from my home.

If I had to pick a "comfort spot" in Lancaster County, Zig's would win every time. This place is…read moreone of my favorite lunch stops, the kind where you walk in already knowing exactly what you're ordering because it never misses. I get the tuna melt every single time, and listen... their tuna is unreal. Perfectly seasoned, not too mayo-heavy, toasted just right it's basically my emotional support lunch at this point. I also never skip the seasonal drink special. Today's was the apple chai-der and it was so cozy and delicious. Their drink specials always feel like you're sipping the current season through a mug. Zig's also has an entire cooler/freezer wall packed with soups, applesauce, and grab-and-go meals. My all-time favorite soup is the Tomato Pepper Jack absolutely phenomenal. If you see it, grab two. Trust me. The bakery case? Dangerous. Cupcakes, pies, whoopie pies, parfaits... it's basically dessert heaven behind glass. And then there's my holy grail: the Buffalo Cauliflower. It's a rare find, and when I spot it I buy it in full apocalypse-prep quantities. No regrets. Between the rustic vibe, great coffee, incredible baked goods, and comfort-food lunches, Zig's is one of those places you keep coming back to because it just feels good and tastes even better. Highly recommend!

The food was great, the workers were super friendly and the place was beautiful!! I love historic…read morebuildings!!!

Very cute cafe with delicious coffee and food. Staff were welcoming and service was good. Clean…read more I'm visiting the area and used Yelp to help me find a good local place and Yelp reviews helped us choose this great spot. Will remember on our next trip visiting family.

A delicious breakfast and friendly service.  This was our…read morefirst visit to the Pancake Farm and we were very pleased. The restaurant is large with lots of seating and not on top of other tables. Service was friendly and our food arrived promptly.  The robo-service was a cute and quite a functional addition to the dining experience. It brought entrees/meals to the assigned table and the server followed to serve the food. This was efficient because our meal came out and another server was able to grab the items off the robo-server and give them to our table.  The food was very good and portion sizes were equal to the price. We sampled the egg white veggie omelet with toast and homefries, which was cooked perfectly. The home fries were spot on! The eggs benedict were cooked just right and very tasty. We also enjoyed the pancakes and sausage. Very good consistency and flavorful.  A bonus that there was a carafe of syrup on the table instead of the little packets or small bottles.  Overall a great breakfast spot.  We will try their lunch menu in the future.

After a New Year's Eve laden with libations and waking up sleep deprived in the morning, I…read morediscovered that Pancake Farm was open so I stopped by for a warm meal in an attempt to ward off the residual effects of last night's consumption. The place was busy! Despite this, I was quickly seated. I ordered the Veggie Omelette and requested that my hash browns were prepared extra crispy. It wasn't long before my food arrived. The hash browns could've been cooked more to my liking and it seemed like the portion was less. Overall, my first time here was better than this time but at least I know they are open on holidays and I can get a quick meal.

Great spot for a rest after shopping and exploring the town. Our server was friendly and…read morerecommended several drinks. Our food was delicious and generous. I was glad I chose the single portion of fish and chips. The fries and fish were crisp. I asked for malt vinegar and it was perfect to add to my meal. Our table of 6 left feeling full and happy with our meals.

Not wanting to wait to eat outside at the inn proper, we made a beeline to the pub where you…read moreordered at the bar and grabbed a seat. Or vice versa. The menu had a delightful selection of traditional English pub fare it and what arrived was also elevated. The smoked fish dip was outstanding and was reluctantly shared. As it lost its chill the flavor opened up and was meant to be paired with a mellow stout. The watermelon salad was also not too shabby and the candied walnuts carried the day. We ordered two different pies - Shepards and chicken and leek. Both arrived piping hot and came with a small salad. They were also similarly reluctantly shared. Sitting by a window you could also watch the world go by. Too full for the sticky toffee pudding, it's just a reason to return. As first timers you could tell that there plenty of locals which made the cozy pub even pubbier.

This is a very busy restaurant.. l and my family love their food …read more I've eaten there several time and always enjoyed it .... George , the owner , is very visible and really cares that u are leaving with a smile on your face .. The food is great and so is the service.. I've taken , out of state company, visiting me there and they've loved it too .. , they felt they had a unique experience for a visit in a very comfortable atmosphere..., It's has established quite a local regulars that visit this restaurant often .. I know a young girl that worked there during her senior year of high school..,she loved working for George ...she left her job when she began her college years . I think it says a lot about the management...as well as the fact she was so happy to work there ..with great people... Yes , if you go during prime times .. u will have a wait..so go a little early for your meal or visit when it's not so busy .. Great food and service too !!!

It pains me to give this place 3 stars. Our waitress was the sweetest the food was really good. We…read morewere in town for the Easter holiday weekend. Came here on a Monday just after 10:30am and they honored our breakfast order. The lunch menu starts promptly at 11am so this was really nice of them. The place is so cute! It's got a country/hipster vibe. I was pleasantly surprised that they had a bar! :) My one issue with breakfast was that I asked for butter and was given butter packets. We came here thinking we were having fresh Amish butter, nope! - What a disappointment! Ugh. The reason why I'm giving this place 3 stars is because of the weird smell. Walking in I thought maybe we walked in right after a gassy person but as we walked through the restaurant to the back the smell was still consistent. We got to the table and the smell seemed to go away or at least we got used to it. At one point I had to use the bathroom and while walking around to find it, the smell hit me first. I was able to smell my way there. Once walking out I was sick. My husband also had to use the e bathroom but the smell was too strong for him so we went stopped elsewhere. The place has a smell that's a mixture of plug-ins and poop. It's the weirdest thing. I'm not sure if they were having sewer issues today or what happened. It seemed like they were definitely aware of the issue because the smell of several plug-ins or air fresheners was obvious. I'd like to give this place another try since the ambiance, food, and staff were all great but the odor is a dealbreaker for me. I guess I'd have to go back & see if this issue gets resolved, if not, I would not stay a second time.

Danial our Maitre' D was excellent. We had a group of 9,…read morereservation for 7:30 on Sunday night. Place was hopping, smelled great, staff greeted us as we arrived in 3 groups a few minutes apart. The room we supposed to dine in had patrons who were obviously finished eating but busy chatting. At 8;05 we were taken into the connected Wilbur Hotel & seated in a stale conference room. This was almost a deal breaker & we were ready to leave & go someplace else until Daniel arrived to save the evening. His enthusiasm & quick wit was welcomed & we proceeded to order close to $2000 worth of food & drink. This was a company feed paid for by the boss. Shortly after, drinks arrived & were kept full for the next 2 hours. Some mains arrived before some of the sides & that was not a problem at all because EVERYTHING was excellent! The Curry Coconut soup, charred avocado, sautéed mushrooms, Ethiopian carrots & everything else was perfectly cooked & plated. For whatever ambiance the room lacked & the late seating, it was more than made up for by the quality of ingredients & cooking. The added bonus to seating in a private room was that we were able to banter wildly & behave like the rough & tumble touring road crew veterans that we all were. Daniel really saved the day & I can't wait for the opportunity to eat here again despite the minor setbacks at the start. Not a single bite of food was left on a plate except for steak bones. The cheesecake was especially good being lighter & fluffier than most with a delicate yet complex flavor. All of the staff we encountered were extremely attentive, professional & polite. I believe the name has been changed to KōLE Chophouse as of the weekend I dined there.

Enjoyed our dinner at Blackworth Fire Grill in Lititz, PA located inside the Historic Wilbur…read moreChocolate Factory Est. 1865. The building was turned into a restaurant/steakhouse and is connected to The Wilbur Hotel. When you walk into The Wilbur Hotel from Blackworth Fire Grill, you can smell chocolate from the original chocolate factory wood beams left. The hotel was beautifully decorated. The only thing I recommend to this restaurant is adding more salt on the steaks and more seasoning on the side dishes but other than that, I'd definitely dine at Blackworth Fire Grill again and would stay at the Historic Wilbur Hotel. Reservations are recommended because restaurant gets very busy especially, on the weekends. The Amish Village is about a 20 minute drive from this location. Check out this place when in the area. Happy Yelping :)

What didn't they do right! I had breakfast here - the BLT with avocado, egg, bacon, tomato and…read morelettuce on toasted wheat bread. It was sheer perfection in appearance, flavor, and execution. The lettuce was thick and beautiful, the tomato was ripe and perfect, the bacon was so flavorful and it was simply delicious! The service was good and my coffee was excellent too. I highly recommend!!!!

Went today because the description of the food sounded good. We went in, didn't know if they were…read moregoing to seat us or not. We finally just ordered, my husband got Slate Wrap and I got the Bi-Bim Breakfast. My husband said the wrap/panini was bland. Mine was meh. A bowl of hash browns, sautéed onions, kimchi, spinach, egg, and bacon crumbles. The kimchi was sour hot and the rest was just meh. The staff (2) were nice, however they never asked if everything was okay. They never came back to refresh the bottomless coffee. There were no condiments at all on the table. You had to clean off your table as if you were eating at Sheetz. The ambiance was typical for tourists not locals. Overpriced, bland food, geared toward tourists, knowing they'll never come back, we won't either.