When I came to this place I didn't know what to expect since it was my first formal horse back…read moreriding at a ranch (The last one was over 10 years ago with my school). They provided a video that we had to watch about safety while riding the horse. When speaking to the people who work there and owners, it sounds like they truly take care of their horses, which is great. The trail itself was alright. It was a nice view of the mountains and farm, but not something too spectacular. It was very relaxed and easy, something more for beginners of course.

Now don't get me wrong the food was great. We got their pizza pretzel nuggets, boneless wings, and…read moretheir French Dip sliders! If it was just based on food we would have scored this establishment a 5 star. The server we had was very friendly and was working incredibly hard! He was great! Unfortunately, we got there at 6pm and didn't receive our food until around 730pm. The restaurant was very understaffed. I believe there was only 2 servers/bartenders and 2 employees working in the kitchen. Joys is clean, we'll kept, and has tvs at every table which is a plus during NFL season!

The food here is amazing and well priced. The atmosphere is welcoming and the seating layout is…read morenice. I'm not sure how busy this place gets because I visited here later at night when most of the extra seating areas were closed off, but this restaurant is definitely a great place to try! Only giving four stars because the waitress I had wasn't too nice and gave us dirty looks. However the lady bringing food from the kitchen to the tables was so sweet, and made up for our experience with the waitress.

We will return! I love this restaurant. It's just a place that has supervised the tests of time…read morewith history, lure, superstition add that to good service and excellent food you have a local attraction. The feel of the bar is very old but comfortable you can imagine the patrons old getting their drinks from this speakeasy. It's just a fun place. Ohh make sure you grab a growler of the ginger beer it really is amazing.

Super cook place to check out. There are catacombs and lots of history packed into this place. We…read morewent to the Murder Mystery dinner that was in the hotel part of this long building. This building has been painted and decorated to keep with the time period. Very cool if you are into history. After our dinner, we were given a tour of the catacombs, brewery, dining areas, etc. The tour guide was the owner who was also an actor in our dinner. He is full of knowledge and information about the beer making process and the building itself. The murder mystery dinner was fun. There are 3-4 rooms with patrons and a bar area. The actors move throughout the rooms giving hints, etc. There is a bar where the appetizers were set up and where you were able to order drinks. The drink menu was varied and had some interesting choices. Most were sweet drinks. They do have a full bar as well so you can find something to drink. Dave the bartender is super friendly and attentive. He makes the experience fun too. I would think that they would have had more elevated drinks relevant to that time period. I understand that they were trying to make it more relevant to today to get sales and make people happy. They had lots of options. Even a peanut butter/jelly martini that was spot on. The show itself was great. Very well played by the actors. Hard to follow along a little as the rooms do cause a barrier and you miss parts of the 'show' and the actual murder itself. The actors are friendly and fun. Some people that came even dressed the part. It's a murder mystery speakeasy theme. The hotel and rooms really fit the time period for this as well. The food was a typical buffet/cafeteria food options. You had to pick from chicken or steak when you bought your tickets online. The tickets were about $65 per person. That doesn't include the cost of drinks. The drinks were not pricey. You are paying for entertainment so keep that in mind. We had apps at the bar area that was self serve. Then, we had a salad that was good and soup that was just as good too (broccoli and cheddar). We then had the main course that was served with corn and mashed potatoes. The sides were just meh and the meats were a little dry. There is butter on top of the steak that is tasty. The steaks are served one temp and are thin. We were then given coffee and a piece of chocolate cake with whipped cream on top. After the dinner reveal, the bartender gives you some history of the building and then the owner will come back and take you on at our through the entire building. It is a maze. Super cool to see all the parts. This was a great activity to do. Again, you aren't paying for a $65 meal, but rather entertainment. I would for sure go again. They do have lots of other entertainment options throughout the year and we were told that Halloween is a super spectacular time to visit. If you like history, you will love this place. It is also a working hotel.

Got a to go order of wings for super bowl Sunday! I was impressed by the organization for such a…read morebusy day. Picked up my order at 545pm, the food was ready and done by 545pm on the dot. We got lemon pepper (amazing), mild, hot and honey BBQ. We got a variety of boneless and traditional wings. I thought the traditional wings were better then the boneless. Fresh Cut fries were delicious! Beanies is a nice neighborhood bar. Great place to watch the game or hangout with friends!

We stopped in at beanies because we heard they offer over 100 flavors of wings! The interior is…read moreclassic bar, the outside patio is very cute. We walked in and it is open seating, we sat at a high top in the bar area and the bartender/waitress was pretty sassy with us. I asked how the wing order process works, can I mix sauces etc. and I got a pretty flippant reply back from her. You have to buy them by the half dozen or dozen. I got the garlic Parmesan boneless wings and they were basically wings with a pool of butter poured over them with parmesean grated cheese sprinkled on top. My boyfriend got the old bay butter and his were also doused in melted butter with a hint of old bay on top. We were pretty unenthused as these wings tasted very standard to me. Drinks were nothing special and the fries and mozz sticks were the ordinary deep fried from frozen kind. Also there was the biggest slowest moving fly in there that would NOT leave us alone. Prices are cheap and the parking lot is tiny. It's cool to come and try interesting flavors of wings, but the food in my onion was nothing special.

My family just completed a weekend stay at Rocky Acre and it is truly a great place with a little…read moresomething for everyone. Eileen and her staff make a breakfast every morning that could feed and army in terms of quantity, but the quality of making everything from scratch is apparent in the taste. We had the Farmers Suite and it is perfect for a family of four with two younger children as the room has bunk beds which are very sturdy, safe, and will be a hit with the kids. Every morning after breakfast Galen will take the kids on a pony ride or a "train ride" around the property. They will also give you baskets to let the kids go into the chicken house to pick out the eggs every day and to feed their collection of goats and sheep. Not to be missed is the chance to watch and to try milking a cow. Galen, Eileen and their staff have created a true farm heaven that should not be missed. (The only big negative about going is that when you send a reservation request through their website a lot of times you do not a get a response for several days if at all without sending another request or sending an email asking about the status of your original request.)

Farm house Bed and Breakfast with amazing hosts in Lancaster County, PA…read more We stayed in the Meadow Room, which technically sleeps 3 but my family of four, including my 3 and 5 year old daughters were more than comfortable in here. All of the rooms are air conditioned and the whole house is extremely clean and comfortable. A huge farm, family style breakfast is included with your stay, where everyone staying eats together. We enjoyed collecting eggs from the hen house, feeding the baby calves, milking the cows, petting and feeding the goats, pony rides and hay rides. Couldn't have hoped for better hosts! Great place to stay if visiting Amish country, Hershey Park, or Dutch Wonderland.

The golden whisk is a place I would gladly break my diet for! Everything is delicious and you can't…read morego wrong with a ooey gooey cinnamon bun. The smell upon entering is heavenly and irresistible.

For our wedding we ordered and assortment of desserts from around York and Lancaster from local…read morebakeries. We had a tough time finding a Macaron we liked and ventured to The Golden Whisk after trying 4 previous bakeries and were pleasantly surprised. The baker explained they make their Macarons with White Chocolate Ganache, but they would make a few samples with other filling if I could come back next week (I, the bride do not like chocolate). So we left this day with bellies full of other sweets (highly recommend the lemon bar and a Chai Tea Latte) and waited a week to return. We came back the following Saturday to pick-up a sample, to our surprise there was not one but multiple samples with non-chocolate ganache filling (amazing) AND the baker hand wrote on each to make sure we knew what we were trying. We were very happy with the the samples and moved forward with ordering a Macaron Tower for our Wedding with the Chai (cream colored) and Cookies & Cream flavors (black & white colored).... TO DIE FOR, these flavors were BETTER than the samples and we didn't event try either of these flavors previously! We highly recommend The Golden Whisk for your next event or just stop by to grab yourself a drink and a pastry (we are from southern York it's work the drive).

They leave products - carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, celery out on shelves well beyond expiration…read moredates. I have had to throw out 15% of my produce purchased there. Moldy and disgusting. Meat left out until brown. Bakery appears good but they freeze stuff for weeks put it out and mark it fresh. Last bakery purchase was raw dough. Dangerously low quality. My last purchase, meaning I am done with them, was a Stromboli and had to return it. The bottom of it was pure charcoal. Over priced and horrible quality!!

I went over to Stauffers for a Brick Oven Pizza 10 inch $7.99. I ordered…read morea Margherita Pizza. They have at least 8 different kinds to pick from. Nobody was ahead of me to order. So, I waited 10 minutes then I came back. Paid for it, then went home Unfortunately the pizza was burnt! Please check your pizza before leaving the store. Unhappy yes!!

First time here. Interior is much smaller than I assumed based on exterior. There is a parking…read morelot for convenience. They have a nice selection of options in the display counter including paninis, pepperoni rolls, and different pizzas. I chose to go with the Build Your Own Cheesesteak. First you choose your meat (beef or chicken), type of cheese, and toppings. It did not seem like there was a limit to how many different toppings I could add before there would be an additional upcharge. I ordered steak, provolone, sauce, fried onions, mushrooms and hot peppers. The steak lacked seasoning so I added salt and pepper on my own. I must admit the roll was stuffed and often little bits of the filling would fall into my plate while eating. The roll held together despite me believing it wouldn't. The young men behind the counter were helpful with making my selection and were patient with me while I asked questions and pricing for items on the counter. My food was prepared quickly and served at my table in less than 10 minutes. Overall, I might stop in again if I'm in the area. The experience was decent but didn't stand out.

Great service, great food, great price. I got a medium cheesesteak calzone with onions and…read moremushroom. Normally would be 20 bucks but with local flavors, got it for 10 (tip not included). Great flavor on the crust, super cheesy, and awesome.

We visited the restaurant for dinner on Mother's Day and had an enjoyable time.The rustic decor…read moreadded to the atmosphere.  Service was friendly enough, but could have been a bit more attentive since the restaurant was almost empty.  The food was very good, everyone enjoyed their entrees, and were very pleased with the portion size. The basic spaghetti and meatballs were very good and came with 4 meatballs. The Tour of Italy was good with the highlight being the alfredo sauce. The Tortellini Boscaiola was flavorful. All the entrees came with a large salad and garlic knots.    The wine was interesting. We tried chianti and found it to be too juice forward with a bit of carbonation for some reason.  Overall a good experience.

This small cozy restaurant exceeded expectations! We were in town for a bachelorette weekend and…read morethis restaurant was close by the air bnb we were staying at. At first, the restaurant was fairy empty, but filled up as the night went on. The menu is huge and the prices were so reasonable! You definitely are not paying city prices! Our server was very attentive and offered suggestions - some of the women wanted espresso martinis and the server said he was able to make at least 5 different kinds. The vanilla espresso martini was so good! The portions are massive so come hungry! Everyone left with leftovers, which was great because the food was delicious!!!!

Popped in on a Saturday night at dinner time for a quick date night. It was relatively quiet but we…read moredidn't mind. Menus are at the tables and you order at the bar. Cocktail list was great and included many of their own spirits. Beer menu was good - something for everyone. We split an order of the garlic fries and each had wings/nugs. The fries were fresh cut and so delicious. In hindsight we each should've gotten our own order because we kept fighting over them. Will definitely be back again!

Service was super slow and the girl behind the counter was rude. Food could've been better.read more