For a dive bar, and actually any other kind of bar, the food is outstanding. the wings are…read morewonderful, and their BLT's for $6.95 are awesome. so is their chili.

The best lil' bar In all of Lancaster county. Everybody knows your name! Great bar tenders. Great…read morewings, cheap prices.

My mom recently moved to Mount Joy and we made this our first nearby foray into what Mount Joy has…read moreto offer. There is ample parking and easy ramp access. The interior is bright and cozy. We found the extensive menu had many options. The only negative is the menu includes the Penna Dutch staple hot bacon dressing which the server imformed us is not ever available. A sharpie on the menu would take care of that issue. The portions were plentiful. I ordered an egg and olive sandwich and expected the olives to be mixed in instead of layered on top, but the taste was essentially the same and the egg salad was tasty. We opted for a slice of strawberry rhubarb pie to go and my mom said it was just ok. I was going to try it but after I saw it I passed as it was not enough to tempt me to try it. The tea was nicely brewed and they offer raspberry tea as well. The fried eggplant was reported to be very tasty with a large side of spaghetti. My sandwich had a bag of chips on the side, which I could have done without. Something about having a bag of chips seems rather convenience store than a restaurant and I guess if they just open the bag and put them on the plate it seems more appropriate. But that's just me. I found the service friendly and attentive. The price point was very inexpensive. They did not have a senior menu but had lots of specials. Overall I think we will happily grab an early dinner here regularly. A great find in a new city!

Good food, I had lunch special toasted grinder with soup. The Italian wedding soup was tasty even…read moreif not something that would be served at an Italian wedding. The grinder was ham, cheese, pepperoni with mayo. Tasty, but not what you'd get in PHL Prices are very reasonable. Service is friendly and helpful.

VERY busy Friday night. Reservations needed if you want a table. Bar area was packed as well!…read more They don't have very many gluten free options, but they do have a separate gluten free menu which was very helpful. Salads, versions of their sandwiches on a bed of lettuce, etc. I had the turkey burger on a bed of lettuce. It was exactly what I wanted and very tasty! The fries are not gluten free, as they are cooked in the same fryer as gluten items. Overall, it was good food and we enjoyed our visit.

The ambiance brought feelings of a pub or similar setting. We had reservations for a party of 7,…read moreso we sat at a larger table. There was a room for large parties. The bar filled the place with a friendly chatter and TV noise as pleasant background. Macy, our waitress, was very friendly, charming and provided great service. The food was very reasonably priced. The crab soup was a hit. Each of our portions were large and tasted great. We tried 2 deserts and loved them both. The drinks were reasonably priced. Try the fruity cider on tap, if you like ciders. A nice place to dine with great staff.

The restaurant was great for Super Bowl Sunday. A lot of space and many TVs so you can't miss the…read moregame from anywhere you are sitting. The service was great Sophia was so attentive and knowledgeable of the menu because we had many substitution request at the table. The food was the star of the show omg I rarely finish my food at a restaurant and I got a to go box just to end up eating all my food and not needing it!! So yummy

Unfortunately the nice part of this restaurant is the deck by the creek…read more We ordered appetizers and beer. Food ( boneless wings, onion rings and a quesadilla with grilled chicken) all seemed like food that came out of the freezer and was overcooked. Unfortunately we will not return.

Fun hometown vibe. Pretty sure a lot of the guys at the bar just finished deer hunting. Pool tables…read moreand rock music. The bartenders were very friendly and easy going. The Buffalo wings had a very good breading on them, almost tasted like fried chicken wings with buffalo sauce. I would definitely order them again.

Half a sub and fries 21 dollars not worth it the food is ok but way over priced will never go there…read morefor food again

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!

With reservations on shorter notice, we were able to be seated as soon as we arrived, even during a…read morevery busy evening. We dined inside, but the outside and bar were also filled with happily chatting patrons. Nichole, our charming waitress, provided great service and was happy to chat a bit even while managing several tables. Everyone in our party was happy with their meal, drinks and desert. We especially liked the 3 mentioned meals. The lemon risotto was a bit disappointing. The Ceasar salad was our fav. The garden salad with balsamic vinaigrette was ok. And the chili was well received. We had vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce and sprinkles, which was great. And the peanut butter pie was a very large portion, more than 2 could share. We would recommend the half-baked chocolate chip cookie to share, as a previous fav. Further, the Ruben and Racheal are some of our more common happy orders. The hideaway burger is a typical order too. We also order some of the roast beef sandwiches from time to time, which we are not disappointed with. We do recommend happy hour from 4 to 6 for great specials. The service and ambiance make this place a fun visit.

What can I say about Mount Gretna Hideaway? Somewhat rustic decor with the lights inside turned…read moredown low and the windows are somewhat small. It lends a feeling of low ceilings and coziness. You have glimpses of the wooded outdoors and paintings of wildlife. There's also a set of bronze climber that's rather quirky. Our party of seven was there to quietly celebrate a 31st wedding anniversary and the restaurant was very kind about our disorganized group. The guests of honor had ordered a Blue Moon Belgian White (served with an orange slice) and waters while waiting for the rest of us. The food was very well prepared. The St. Patrick's Day menu was an early feature & some of us took advantage with a notable option being the Reuben Quesadilla. My mother-in-law was concerned that the sauerkraut would make it soggy. We were pleased that her quesadilla was crispy & she said it was a generous amount of corned beef. Father-in-law ordered the Roast Beef #3, which is described as "Served hot on thick sliced sourdough, and smothered with fries & gravy". It was, indeed, smother in gravy and looked like a very generous portion to me. A couple other dishes were the Cajun Style Chicken Alfredo and Shepherd's Pie. I was informed that they were great dishes and sister-in-law-to-be claimed it was a better shepherd's pie than she could make at home. High praise! We had the Fish & chips. The haddock was a large filet, the batter was a good ratio to the flesh and the fry was a great temperature. There was no excess of greasiness. The chips and fish were very crunchy without being dried out inside. The tartar sauce was unremarkable, but the coleslaw was perfect; tangy with vegetables that had a crisp crunch. Our waitress was very patient with our little one; the pickiest of us declined anything except a beverage until it was time for dessert, which was a kids vanilla ice cream, with sprinkles. I ordered a Lemon Berry Cream Mascarpone - a white cake with a delicate crumb, delicious cream filling, tart cranberries and sweet blueberries. Absolutely the best dessert I've had in Pennsylvania. The rest of the party ordered Cheesecakes and Irish Bread pudding. There were no complaints to be heard.

This eatery, once upon a time many years ago was a little diner, and the original counter and…read morebooths are still there, evoking some nostalgia. The "new" Cloister Restaurant has a new ramp, new exterior, and a new dining room. The menu is extensive with some of the old Pennsylvania Dutch offerings still available. Liver and onions was not on the menu but is available. You just have to ask for it. My vegetarian friend loved their in house veggie burger patty. I ordered ham loaf, not bad, with a side of apple filling. The apples were not in evidence and the taste was rather bland with a mushy texture smothered in brown gravy. Will not get again. The other 4 in our party of 5 ate everything and enjoyed it! Service was good, unsweet tea was good, restrooms clean, establishment nicely furnished. Parking is good and ramp is great at the entrance. Overall a 4.5 rating!

Always love an old school diner. Was excited to learn it was under the same ownership as the Black…read moreOlive in Columbia. Greeted, seated and had drinks quickly. Went for breakfast. Lots of seating, large varied menu. Service was excellent. My wife had pancakes and I had eggs and scrapple. Everything was well prepared. Gotta love a good diner! Ephrata is a challenge from coffee due to hard water, but the coffee was good too.