A bit pricey for what you get but the breakfast bagel sandwiches are great. Nice, clean shop…read morewith quick service.

I ordered a hot REGULAR NORMAL DRIP COFFEE, and the old lady with blonde hair working (on…read more10/5/2025) gave me an espresso and I had to ask her if that was an espresso and she said it's an americano, that was all they had since we are closing in 30 minutes, mind you when I gave her the money she didn't asked me that or inform me of that she was going to make a coffee how she wanted. Mind you there was ppl sitting and eating there and there was a couple behind me getting ready to order. I have been to the Lancaster location one as well and they too get my order incorrect and have forgotten to give me my order that I paid for! This franchise is overpriced, has rude staff and the food is not good. My eggs always come out raw and now they can't even give you a SIMPLE coffee at a CAFE! I will never be coming back and I hope you guys don't waste money or your own time going here either.

My go to is the shrimp and grits!!! And you can't go wrong with the soul rolls!! When you eat here…read moreyou can tell she puts Love in it.

So glad to run into this soul food for my soul. Micha latte…read morehits the spot. Shrimps and grits was served piping hot. They must cook to order. Shrimps was fresh service was awesome!

Hinkle's is little piece of Columbia history, having revamped the over 100 year old pharmacy…read morerestaurant in 2017 into a cute, retro eatery with an ice cream and soda counter. Walking into Hinkles makes you feel like you are stepping back in time. We visited on a very busy Sunday but arrived at the end of the lunch rush. Our server was friendly and communicative, having to deliver the unfortunate news that a few menu items we were interested in were all out. She did a really good job of helping us figure out what to order instead. The food was solid. I ordered a spinach salad and tater tot's. I was really impressed by the freshness of my salad and the chicken was clearly cooked to order and well seasoned. I wanted something healthy after eating out for multiple days on end, and this dish made me feel so much better. My dad went with the roast beef which he really enjoyed and kept commenting on the tenderness of the beef. My mom and brother went with the crab cakes and the hot dog-which they both finished completely and reportedly enjoyed. For dessert, my parents went with ice cream and lemon meringue pie. I didn't try the ice cream because lactose intolerance -but the bite of the pie I sampled was delicious. There is also an adjacent gift shop next to the restaurant which had tons of different gift options. They also offered us free candy for international women's day, which was a nice touch! Hinkle's is definitely worth a visit, and I'd especially recommend a visit for families- and don't skip on the dessert!

Columbia's legacy, Hinkle's Restaurant, has stood the test of time since 1893. Although there is no…read morelonger a pharmacy, the restaurant, ice cream parlor, and general store/gift shop, Murphy's Mercantile, are still going strong. Hickle's offers an extensive menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. My spinach blueberry dalaf with chicken was fresh and delicious. Hinkle's has friendly, excellent service and offers a lovely dining experience in a quaint historic venue. Free parking is provided behind Hinkle's.

Still a home run breakfast stop for us. The food is almost always a 10/10, the service is top notch…read moreand it always feels like your walking into your bests friends kitchen for morning coffee. We love that menu changes periodically and that the space is small but never feels suffocating.

While making a marketplace buy we usually look for a local place for lunch. Jake's on Main blew…read moreour expectations out of the water. The food was delicious, the service was awesome and it was a great atmosphere. Definitely will visit again when we're in the area!

I ordered a cookie butter latte, a drink flight that had orange mango. I'm a hibiscus, blueberry…read morelemonade, cranberry. I got a bacon, egg and cheese croissant with potatoes. I had a nice waitress. The ambience was nice. It was very open and comfortable in there.

The rain didn't stop the Sunday morning crowd from brunching at Whisk Cafe…read more This chic venue in Etown offers an extensive food and beverage menu. My Whisk hot lavender matcha is perfect for my car ride back home.

Came here for drinks with a friend. We went on a sunday when they close at 2:30, we stayed pretty…read moreclose to that time yet they still gave us more beer which was nice of them. I found out when I got there that they have a brunch buffet every sunday and i was almost drooling the food looked so good I was eyeing it up the entire time i was there. Very nice view too. The staff is very friendly and the bartender was very attentive. might have to go back on sunday to try the buffet and the $3.50 mimosas.

My friend invited me here as I've never been here before. Arriving there's a really big parking lot…read moreat close proximity to the rivers edge and a beautiful view!!! Walking in to the right is their store. The store has sweets, novelty items, ceramics and great gift sets. To the left is the bar and restaurant which has that beautiful view! The service despite how busy they were was very attentive. My friend ordered a corned beef and sauerkraut grilled sandwich with a crab soup and I got a duck burger with fries. The burger tasted like grounded up duck meat and breading. It had some kind of Asian flavored slaw that had way too much salt so I removed it and enjoyed the burger with just the lettuce. The fries has texture and flavor of re-refried fries. My friend said her soup was good but she would not get it there again. It was too watery for her liking. Her grilled sandwich was very good. Though the food wasn't the best we did enjoy each others company and made a great memory!

The Macaroni and Cheese is excellent. The Soups are delicious as well . Amazing Burgers and…read moreanything on the menu is always worth trying. Great food and fabulous desserts! Love the atmosphere and a friendly staff. Always have leftovers for the next day. It's a favorite!

After a wonderful afternoon biking with my mom and sister-in-law--using rentals from Lancaster…read moreRecumbent just down the road--we made our way to The Railroad House Inn for an early dinner, and it was the perfect way to end the day. The setting is absolutely beautiful. Their outdoor terrace overlooks a scenic garden area that looks like it might even host weddings--it's that picturesque. The ambiance is peaceful, charming, and ideal for a relaxing weekend meal, whether you've just finished a bike ride or are simply looking for a quiet dining spot in Marietta. The menu had a lot of fresh, well-crafted options, and the cocktail list was fun and inventive. I tried the lavender lemon drop, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well the lavender complemented the classic citrusy flavor--an elegant twist on a traditional drink. For dinner, I went with the jalapeño cheddar burger, which was flavorful, juicy, and made with noticeably fresh ingredients. The fries were crisp and satisfying, while my mom and sister-in-law each opted for different sandwiches paired with house salads. They raved about the house-made vinaigrette, which had a fresh, tangy balance. We also started with the whipped feta dip and gouda mac and cheese--both were delicious. The feta was creamy and flavorful, and the mac had a rich, smoky bite to it. Our Entrees looked so delicious that I forgot to snap a photo beforehand. Service was excellent. Our waitress was knowledgeable about both the food and drink menus, and her suggestions were spot on. In terms of value, I was really impressed. With so many places these days serving tiny portions at high prices, Railroad House Inn stands out as a restaurant that delivers quality, fresh ingredients, and generous portions at a fair price. All in all, this was a five-star experience. Great food, beautiful location, warm service--I'd highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area, especially after enjoying the nearby Northwest Lancaster County River Trail.

This is a tiny spot with a lot of fans, so expect a wait!…read more My husband and I came here for brunch while staying in Lancaster - we were expecting to have to wait due to how busy it was on a Saturday morning, but we were amazingly able to be seated immediately (there were 2 last spots by the door). It's not the most comfortable place due to the size, but the smells and vibes are good, so it's worth checking out. I got the blue crab benedict with potatoes and my husband got the short rib tacos. Service was quick and we were overall impressed with the food! My one gripe is that they didn't have any fun coffee drinks, just black coffee from what I saw.

I started off today so excited to come here based on the reviews. As the service progressed I could…read moresee my review ticking lower and lower. And then we found a hair. And then they charged us full price. And that was the final nail. We made a reservation for a noon brunch on a Sunday, we knew it was going to be busy and we got seated right away, amazing! And then it was down hill from there. We were seated right by the bussing station, I was staring at dirty dishes my entire meal, at one point I was hit and I spilled my entire cup of coffee all over my table and lap and had to clean it up myself. The French press itself was border line in drinkable. The grounds were too finely ground causing there to be grit throughout the entire pitcher of French press. We each had about one mug each. The food came out and my over easy eggs were over medium at best, the entire bottom of the yolk was hard through to the middle. Only one biscuit got gravy. And then once my partner finished his eggs he found a long black hair under where the eggs were. Needless to say we were very much done with The Bread Pedaler by the time this happened. We let the waitress know. She brought the check, which still included the food we didn't eat because there was a hair in it. Not wanting to start anything we just paid (still tipped 20% because I'm not a jerk) and left. I wish this was the great review I was hoping to leave. I was so excited to eat here. But this was truly one of the worst experiences I've had in years.

A fellow New Yorker recommended this diner, while we were at another diner contemplating if the…read moretuna salad was any good. Which I said, not really if you like it NY style. Then she said, "you know who does great tuna salad? It's a diner over in Columbia!" But she couldn't remember right there what it was called. I googled diners in Columbia and I read back to her she shouted , "Black Olive"!!!! I'm here with two friends but didn't order tuna as it's breakfast and so I ordered eggs Benedict with turkey sausage instead of the Canadian bacon, and lemon on the side since I love my hollandaise sauce tangy. I get my order but not as I requested. Canadian bacon is in there and turkey sausage on a side plate. The hollandaise sauce looks like melted cheddar and no lemon on the side. Worst of all I cut into the poached eggs and they're too hard. Well I was just too disappointed in their skill level to ask them to redo. Our amazing waitress was trying to talk me into ordering something else if I didn't want a redo. She had a manager come by and I told him what I ordered and how I got it. It was ok I didn't want to trouble anyone. He insisted they'd get it right so I gave in. A few minutes later he presents me with jiggly poached eggs on top of turkey sausage and wedges of lemon. I will say I was impressed the second time around, though the hollandaise sauce needs work! Here's a quick blender recipe Ingredients: 3 egg yolks, 1 tbsp lemon juice, pinch salt, 1/2 cup hot melted butter. No need to make it from powder. You "can" taste the difference! Over all very happy with the cleanliness, service, attention and will be back mid March for that tuna sandwich. Mmm can't wait!

I'll start with the service - excellent waitress. Exceptional people skills…read more Ambiance -, kids yelling, parents not watching their children. Not many people for a late Sunday afternoon, so food should have been perfect. Food - To start, I order bruschetta. It came on big thick slices of what looked like a hoagie roll. Could not enjoy it with all that bread. Don't order and pay for bread. Next for an entree I ordered their Broiled Seafood Platter - $29.00 for mostly bread. The large crab cake - all bread, no crab. The Stuffed Flounder - Nice large piece, however, sitting on three cups of bread stuffing. The 3 Scallops were broken and not completely broiled. The 3 Small Shimp - the same. The entrees came with 3 sides. I got the baked potato, Cole slaw and the crab bisque. I brought the food home - $41.00 worth, so I could dissect off the descent parts. I was never there before; I probably won't return. If they pair down their menu, they may be able to make peoples food to order. When the complex dishes come to the table as fast as a cup of coffee, you know, it's never a good thing. Footnote: There were flies all over too, that made it next to impossible to eat comfortably in the restaurant, with the flies incessantly landing all over the table.

Terrific food, excellent service, fun atmosphere! Always a great dining experience! Go hungry!!read more

Gracie's never disappoints! We were greeted as we arrived by a sweet host named Paige and we were…read moretaken care of by Allison. Love the specials and menu updates, I'm always getting a new favorite! It's hard for me to try the drinks the offer because the Gracie's signature latte is sooooo good. I just want to say thank you to all at Gracie's for making me feel special and so well taken care of every time I go.