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

Valosh is a hidden gem of a pastry shop in Elizabethtown. Super friendly owner. Open Fridays &…read moreSaturdays.

This charming little French bakery is just off Market St on E High Street. We could only find…read moremetered parking on the street. Even the parking lot behind the building had meters. So that's a bit inconvenient; however, for quick pick up I suppose most could make a quick stop and run to the bakery and hurry back for the pickup. There are fresh pastries on the wheeled racks as well as chilled ones behind the glass display. We had some Cream Cheese Turnovers and we loved it. It's not too sweet and the flaky pastry and the creamy cheese really go together nicely. We also had the Caribbean Cake and Lemon Lavender Cake from the chilled selections. The flavor of the Caribbean Cake was too dominated by the cream of coconut (with shavings), overwhelming the mango passion compote, but was still very nice both in terms of texture and taste. The Lemon Lavender Cake, on the other hand, was just meh for us. The only thing we liked about it was the tanginess. Texture-wise it was neither fluffy (bottom layer portion being the cake layer) nor creamy (upper few layers), just curd overall. And we had to spit out the slice of lemon used as garnish. The Rhubarb Tart (w/ strawberry compote, almond cream, and mascarpone cream) was sold out on our visit, making us very curious. Hopefully we get to try that next time we're in town.

I've always had excellent service and food at Folklore. My go-to is an iced latte with honey and…read morecinnamon syrup and the Pecos Bill wrap. Today I accidentally spilled my coffee and one of the women working immediately came over with a mop and then re-made my drink- she didn't have to do that and it was so kind of her. I also love the subtle Christian atmosphere.

We went here on a Saturday morning and ordered a coffee and hot chocolate. We were not impressed by…read moreeither and actually ended up throwing them away. The service was okay, we had a decent wait to place our order regardless of being the only ones in line, but once it was placed drinks were out quickly. The space itself is really nice and mellow vibes- exactly what you want in a small town coffee shop.

Very good!! The girls making our ice cream and Italian ice took a bit of time. But the desserts…read morewere good!! I got Blue Raspberry Italian Ice. The place was also dog friendly.

Italian ice over ice cream!!…read more As a kid during the summer months I would bike to this Rita's daily with 5 quarters on deck to get my mango ice fix! So naturally, I visit every time I am in town as I moved out of state. The ice is always just as good I remembered and this time around we met the current owner who was wonderful to chat with! Be cool go to Rita's!!!

Food, service, and the vibe of this place is all amazing. We enjoyed a lovely breakfast here, so…read moremany options for food and drinks!

Food, service, ambience all tens on the sunny early summer day. We had chia pudding:fruit/granola…read moreand a crabby omelette (the hollandaise omg!) and dog friendly

Overall: fun menu, diverse beer selection, okay food, okay service, typical pub ambiance with…read moresingle stall inclusive bathrooms I called and asked for a reservation on a Saturday. They told me they couldn't between 5 and 6 because they were slammed. Listening to this advice we went at 4. We were the only people in there and when we left at 5:30 there was only one table of people eating in the whole place. A little annoying to change our plans for faulty info. The menu looks interesting but it all just comes out okay. We got a bunch of small plates for the table to share. I enjoyed the Kobe hot dog and duck confit sliders. I would definitely not recommend the pork belly tacos.

bluf - Black Gryphon has a lot of great ideas on the menu and a large, interesting tap list to…read moreboot. That said, execution fell pretty short and the dishes felt pretty underwhelming as a whole. Black Gryphon offers an elevated bar/pub environment with cool concepts for appetizers and entrees. I thought the kobe dog and ants climbing a tree apps were tasty, but unfortunately felt pretty underwhelmed by the wings, duck confit open-faced burgers, and the pork belly tacos. The flavors kind of landed 2-dimensional. Our server was very nice and accommodating, but it was also weird because there was only one server that I saw for the entire restaurant, so I don't know if the experience would've been different if they were busy that day (there were maybe 2 tables total that we were there). All in all, it's an okay spot. Lots of cool ideas that have a lot of potential, but didn't quite hit the mark for me.