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    Hickory Ridge Restaurant - BBQ Sampler Pick 2 or 3

    Hickory Ridge Restaurant

    4.0(132 reviews)
    12.5 mi
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    We held a reception following a funeral at Park Lawns. The food was delicious with a great…read morepresentation. Amy and her staff were helpful and friendly. It was a perfect place for our family to enjoy a time of celebration and remembrance.

    Had the 3 meat sampler. I selected 2 portions of half rack ribs and the meatloaf…read more The ribs were good as was the Mac n cheese and hash brown casserole. The meatloaf was fair, but I'm not a big fan of chopped meat in any form due to the grease and all the negatives of meat in general, especially chopped meat and chicken. The server was a young woman who initially indicated her displeasure at my asking questions about the slight difference between the online and in restaurant menu (no senior citizen choices in the online version for example and a couple of other differences) she told me they don't like to advertise the senior menu (wow!). I guess that says something about senior citizen business but I'm unsure if it's good or negative. Another surprise came when I asked what the difference was in the number of ribs or weight between 1/4 rack and half rack choices. She to me 1/4 was 2 or 3 ribs and half rack was 2 or 3 as well. I tried to clarify in my head if it was literally by the bone or by weight. She became defensive and I could tell she wasn't happy with my question, drilling for a precise answer not a guess. But again rather than make her more perplexed or more unappreciative of my question I just chalked it up to today's generation and lower schooling on precision than my generation. That changed the relationship for the better and all was fine after. She was attentive to my requests and did a great job bringing everything correctly and the other things like wash n dry type towelettes for the rib eating. The place is located in a busy area. Has a nice, comfortable inside and is clean with plenty of room between tables/booths. It's a comfortable climate with the local country music station playing overhead the tables and booths. After realizing my server and I were from vastly different generations, things went better. I'll be back and I received recommend this establishment.

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    Mckinney Station - The Best Wedgie (Fried Chicken, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Thousand Island dressing) and curly fries

    Mckinney Station

    4.1(14 reviews)
    11.7 mi

    Went to McKinney Station after my aunt's funeral. This place has come a long way since my last…read morevisit (when it was a completely different restaurant). Loved the updated decor. Picnic table type seating by the ordering area. This area also had a condiment cow (you've got to see it to believe it) and a small area for local products to be sold. Right by the register was a board full of already purchased meals. Hungry but don't have the money for a meal? Pick one of the receipts for food that has already been paid for and enjoy. Loved this "Pay it Forward" space. The restaurant also has a huge dining room with typical seating (tables of different sizes and chairs). There was also a bar in the dining room which looks like it could be a coffee bar? It wasn't in use when we visited. A lot of funeral attendees descended on this space in a short amount of time. There were upwards of thirty people. Despite this onslaught and their probably not being staffed for such a rush, the service was great. Orders were taken quickly and food was out much faster than I would've expected. My family was very pleased with their food. Pretty typical diner food, though they raved about the ice cream. Not many vegan options. I ordered the black bean burger and a side of fries. When I mentioned fries the lady taking my order asked "Regular fries, curly or sweet potato?" Wait? We have choices? That's not something I expected. The black bean burger was fine. Fries were good. Price seemed reasonable. Wish they had more vegan options but, we aren't exactly in an area clamoring for vegan food.

    The Pennsylvania Turnpike mainline runs 360 miles through Pennsylvania from I-95 at the New Jersey…read morestate line in Bucks county to the Ohio Turnpike at the Ohio state line in Lawrence county, with most of the route meandering through picturesque rural central Pennsylvania. If you get hungry or need to charge your electric vehicle somewhere about midway along the route, your options are limited.. with most folks opting to stop at one of the Service Plazas in Sideling Hill (Mile 172.3), Blue Mountain (Mile 202.5), or Cumberland Valley (219.1) for the usual fast food outlets. For those of you who prefer made-to-order, reasonably-priced food (particularly compared to the Service Plaza options) in a casual, family-friendly ambiance or a Tesla Supercharger for your non-ICE vehicles or both -- just pull off the turnpike for McKinney Station, located literally right off the ramp at Mile 201. On a recent roadtrip along the length of the mainline with my dining companion and her father, we were about halfway across the state approaching the Blue Mountain Service Plaza when pangs of hunger struck my passengers. The two of them prefer locally-owned restaurants over the corporate fast food outlets located in the Service Plazas, so I suggested getting off the highway to check out local options. I wasn't sure what to expect when we took the exit for Chambersburg / Shippensburg, but McKinney Station was an oasis -- offering freshly-made, innovative sandwiches, served quickly by the friendly, accommodating staff to get us back on our way towards Pittsburgh. The menu puts an emphasis on simple, casual, easy-to-share, and made-to-order -- such as hot dogs, beef/veggie/grilled chicken burgers, sandwiches, salads, and baskets with a variety of fried foods like chicken fingers, buffalo wings, or onion rings. The house specialty is a "Wedgie" -- a sandwich served pita-style on naan bread -- which was excellent. I had the "Best Wedgie" sandwich ($10), comprised of a fried chicken patty, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and thousand island dressing served on naan bread, which was FANTASTIC. My dining companion and her father opted for the "Rooster Wedgie" sandwich ($9), comprised of grilled chicken strips, lettuce, tomato, and BBQ sauce served on naan bread, which they both really enjoyed. The three of us shared two sides of sweet potato french fries, which were perfectly seasoned and cooked. McKinney Station and its customers also support the local community, with many diners opting "pay it forward" by providing a free meal for others in the community who may be struggling. If you're interested in buying a meal for someone else, just let the staff know and they'll ring it up and add the receipt to a bulletin board next to the cash register. If you're going through a tough time, there's no stigma in grabbing one of the receipts off the bulletin board and presenting it to the cashier for a prepaid meal. We will definitely be back next time we're in the area! PRO TIP #1: Check out the Condiment Cow for your condiments! PRO TIP #2: There's a pair of cornhole boards in the dining room to occupy you (or your kids) while you're waiting for your food.

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