This restaurant creates experiences I genuinely value. The team members kept our glasses full and…read moreregularly asked if everything was meeting our expectations. This restaurant combines good environment, attentive staff and delicious dishes. The food follows authentic traditions. Thank you for the good time. And for the entire experience.

What goes great with beer? Meatballs!!! Hubby and I happened to come upon Your Sister's Balls, the…read morefood truck when we went to Alternate Ending, a local brewery. What a wonderful surprise! Two ladies who run the food truck have great homemade seasoned beef balls (their OG Sisters Balls), seafood balls, sausage meatballs (Tony's Balls), turkey balls (Gobble Gool Balls), Rice Balls, vegan mini balls, and even mini calzone aka "Italian empanadas."  All are topped off with their signature San Marzano tomato sauce.  If meatballs aren't your jam, they also offer specials such as eggplant parmigiana and zucchini flowers. We ordered the following, Gobble Gool, OG Sister's Balls, Tony's, and their famous OG Sisters Balls. All were perfectly seasoned and savory!! Your Sister's Balls, the food truck, serve their balls in pairs with a slice of fresh Italian bread, to mop up the delicious sauce in to-go containers. If you plan on eating right away, they do offer a paper tray, lined with aluminum foil. It should be noted, The Sampler, which includes 3 big balls, please note the seafood, vegan, and mini calzones are not included. If you want to know where their food truck will be found, you can check them out via Instagram or FaceBook. One of the ladies even told me you can sign up for their email list for updates, promotions, and where they will be to follow them. Can't wait to try out more of their specials. I've got my eyes on their eggplant parmigiana!

If you've ever had real Texas BBQ you'd know this isn't even close. I saw an instagram reel saying…read morethis is like Texas BBQ so my hopes were high. I had the chicken, brisket, baked beans, macaroni and cheese and cornbread. The meat is dry and the bark could be more flavorful. The best part of the meal was the cornbread and the beans. The beans are really good! They are so flavorful with a unique, unexpected cumin/spice flavor. I really enjoyed them. The mac and cheese was awful! I think they forgot to add the cheese. It was literally like eating boiled noodles. Sadly, this isn't going to fulfill my wish for real Texas BBQ.

Friendliest folks in the world serving the best bbq in the region. Perfect ribs, brisket and beans…read more Treat yourself to eat-in with a super relaxed and welcoming vibe. Then take out to enjoy all week. You won't ever be disappointed.

Great burger ! Great taste and great value for the double classic !!…read more Friday night and very busy. Kudos to the guys working the grill and register are doing a great job!! Definitely will return with friends to eat here again! Love the space at Ridge Hall. Nice place to eat and have a beer from Twisted Gingers !

There's a lot to share about this newly renovated space. It holds multiple pop-up style…read morerestaurants, a craft brewery, and eating space to enjoy your food or beverages. What really makes it unique is the fact that you can place your food order and then go grab a craft brew in a plastic cup and then walk back to get your food. Or, if you prefer to bring your food to the bar area, you can do that too. We had a hankering for burgers and wanted to give Lucky's a try. I'm glad we did and it was an enjoyable experience. We ordered a share basket of fries which were perfectly cooked crinkle fries. They had ketchup available as well. We each got a burger, one classic and one Oklahoma style which had two patties. The classic had more of a Kaiser roll whereas the Oklahoma had a potato bun. The meat was fresh, not frozen and cooked nicely on a flat top. The onions on the Oklahoma were sliced incredibly thin but for some reason were not soft enough to bite through (my only disappointment). It's easy to find as the doorway is right down from Rita's on Ridge Avenue. Give it a try!

My husband and I had the Chicago hot dog and added the chili lime aioli the hot dog overall was so…read moredelicious witg lots of flavors the only downfall is the price. It's $9 for the hotdog, but besides that it's a great spot for a fancy hot dog with lots of flavor! The service was great too!

Checked this truck out at the Bethlehem Christmas Market, and happy we did. I went with the…read moreChicago dog, no tomatoes, and unfortunately it was late (near closing) and they had run out of poppy seed buns, but it was good with just a regular bun. The dogs themselves are very tasty, nice snap to them, and great flavor. Truck staff were very nice and helpful!

Couldn't check in yesterday because I had no cell service, H D D is a nice chill place close to…read moreBass River Forest on Route 563, it's about 15 miles off of Route 9 in New Gretna. It's a nice stretch of road on a beautiful day to cruise down wether you on a motorcycle , bike, or in a car and Hot Diggidy Dog is a great place to stop in Chatsworth for a solid Dietz and Watson hot dog, or hot sausage with lots of good toppings, I ordered one of each, and both came out hot and tasty. I talked to Joy, the owner, a local gal that has been slinging those dogs for 35 years, and has a busy clientele to prove it. Stop on over when you cruising down 363, you'll be happy you did...

When in the Pine Barrens and you can't find anything to eat that's close by the highways, stop in…read moreChatsworth from May through October and you'll come upon Hot Diggity Dog. It's a relatively large roadside stand. They are only open in good weather and during the fall season on Friday thru Sunday 10:30-6:00pm. Besides their dogs, they sell many different snack foods and clothing such as tee shirts, hats etc. Plenty of benches to relax when wolfing down a few dogs.

Lets just say if you see this guy at your fair, carnival, fundraiser, park, side of the road,…read moreevent. STOP! GET SOME! Pulled pork is awesome. Mac & Cheese is awesome! I still have to try the chicken and ribs but I am sure they are amazing as well! EAT IT!

Literally the best BBQ on the planet. We hired them to cater a BBQ for my parents party. We got the…read morepulled pork, pulled chicken, mac & cheese and baked beans. Everyone asked where we got it from because it was so good! Also, Matt Groark is such a nice guy. They give back to the community all the time and support local fundraising so you know you are supporting a great small local business that cares.

If you want an awesome pretzel, stop here! Plain, Cinnamon Sugar, Sour Cream & Onion or Herb &…read moreGarlic. Auntie Anne style pretzels. Holy smokes

Just go!! If you order salted pretzels, they'll give you a premade one, if you order unsalted,…read morethey'll make it fresh! Order unsalted! It has a buttery flavor to it, slightly crispy outside and soft inside, excellent!!! The ice cream selection is good as well, they have scoop and soft serve. Service was quick and very friendly! Neat seating area both indoor and out. Proceeds support summer boys camps.

Been a regular of his for 3 1/2 years and his spirit hasn't changed a bit. One of the nicest people…read moreworking in the area. Great breakfast food, also love the chicken salad and lamb gyro.

Southern Market in Lancaster is like a smaller-scale version of Union Market in DC or Faneuil Hall…read morein Boston. There's plenty of variety without feeling overwhelming. The food hall leans impressively diverse, with fusion spots spanning lots of cuisines- Colombian, Thai, Jamaican, Mexican, Laotian, Moroccan, etc. At the center is a circular bar with TVs, which makes for a great gathering spot. The vibe overall is relaxed and family-friendly I tried an empanada from Mekatos, a Colombian-Laotian spot, filled with brisket and potato! It was fantastic. As Colombian-style empanadas, they're also naturally gluten-free. I highly recommend. The service was friendly and quick.

Visited Southern Market Lancaster on a Friday night, which is located a few blocks from downtown…read moreLancaster. We arrived after 9:00 PM and were able to find street parking right in front, but there is no dedicated parking lot, so parking may be more challenging during busier hours. One thing to note is that many of the food vendors close around 9:00 PM. By the time we arrived, most stalls were either already closed or in the process of cleaning up. We were still able to grab empanadas and non-alcoholic drinks from Mekatos Eatery and bring them over to enjoy at 1888 Bar, the central bar area within the market. We sat at the bar and watched a game, and the bar stayed open until after 11:00 PM when it ended. Southern Market is a great space, it's very large, clean, open, and modern, with what appears to be a beautifully renovated warehouse-style design. The black-and-white color scheme, exposed metal elements, and high ceilings give it a contemporary industrial feel. Southern Market seems like a great spot with a wide variety of food and drink options when all the vendors are open. Based on our experience, I would recommend visiting for lunch or an early dinner to take full advantage of everything the market has to offer.

St Stanislaus Festival started at 6 and at 6:30 say they are out of veggie burgers. Got fries and…read morethey are ice cold.

AAA does the lunches for my kid's school. The kids often complain about the food. AAA delivers the…read morefood, so warming it up is on the school, and it is what it is. However, many of the kids often complain about the taste. Here is the kicker, the school had a grand parents day and lunch would be provided. My kid's grand parent came home and said that the food was absolutely terrible. My daughter's grand parent is not remotely picky and when I spoke with a few other grand parents, they also mentioned how bad the food was. We (as well as other parents) will start packing next year as unfortunately we signed up for the entire year. AAA may do great for events, but they are doing a pretty bad job for schools and should take just as much pride in a school as an event.