Lucky Penny Burger Company had been on my foodie radar for quite some time. Every time I'd see one…read moreof their burgers pop up on social media, I'd think, "One of these days..." Unfortunately, my adventure schedule and Lucky Penny's event schedule never seemed to cooperate. Until one Friday evening, and Friday nights are well-known as Friday Night Date Night so this seemed like serendipity! I saw that AmeriChoice Federal Credit Union was celebrating America's 250th Anniversary by partnering with Lucky Penny Burger Company for a voucher-only community event. Best of all, you didn't even have to be a credit union member to participate. I swung by an AmeriChoice branch, picked up vouchers for my Adventure Buddy and me and suddenly my long-awaited Lucky Penny adventure was officially on the calendar! On a beautiful Friday evening, we headed to the food truck for our weekly Friday Night Date Night. Even though the event was busy, the Lucky Penny crew couldn't have been friendlier. They took our order, answered a couple of questions and had our food ready surprisingly quickly considering the line. For my meal, I ordered the Lucky Penny Burger, swapping cheddar for the standard American cheese. It came topped with bacon, lettuce, crispy fried onions and their signature Lucky Penny sauce. My Adventure Buddy chose the Copperhead Burger, featuring pepper jack cheese, jalapeño popper spread, lettuce and homemade candied jalapeños. For our sides, we split things up. Regular fries for my Adventure Buddy. Garlic Parmesan Fries for me. And let me just say...that upgrade was the correct life decision! The Lucky Penny Burger was fantastic! Everything worked together beautifully, but the real star was the signature Lucky Penny sauce. It tied the entire burger together without overpowering everything else, and I'd happily order that burger again tomorrow. My Adventure Buddy gave equally enthusiastic reviews of the Copperhead Burger, especially the homemade candied jalapeños, which added just the right balance of sweetness and heat. Then there were the Garlic Parmesan Fries. Garlic butter. Garlic aioli. Parmesan cheese. Parsley. What's not to love? They were crispy, flavorful and disappeared much faster than I'd care to admit! Overall, Lucky Penny Burger Company absolutely lived up to the hype I'd built up in my head over the past couple of years. Great food, friendly people and a smooth operation even during a busy community event. I'll also give a shoutout to AmeriChoice Federal Credit Union for putting together such a fun community event! It's always nice to see local organizations partnering with local small businesses, and this was a fantastic excuse to finally experience a food truck that had been on my must-try list for far too long! Now that my adventure schedule has finally crossed paths with Lucky Penny's once...I'll definitely be keeping an eye on their social media so we can make it happen again.

We were greeted right away and the whole place smelled freshly cleaned. Food came quickly and my…read morekids ate every bite.

Every once in awhile we crave a d&l chop cheese & they always taste so good!…read moreWe also got the fk em up fries because my bf loves them! we get the fries pretty much every time we order here. Really yummy food :)

So this was supposed to be the chopped cheese, i ordered traditional chopped cheese. I say supposed…read moreto, because someone at the restaurant is a retard or moron, they decided to add the sauces that I asked to be on the side of the fries (kicking bourbon, stinging garlic, hot honey) onto the chopped cheese instead of the ketchup and mayo. Someone needs retraining. The sandwich is disgusting, way too sweet. Next time read the instructions.

Talk about delicious food wow!! I had the italian sub and fries which I forgot to take a picture of…read morehowever it was very good with excellent bread. I also got the rice balls and wow they are amazing!! Highly recommended for $8 bucks it's a great deal!! My one coworker got cheesesteak and she said the right amount of cheese was very good. There was only no sauce on it because she didn't want it. My other coworker got the meatball and she said the meatballs were homemade and very good. She also very much liked the bread. We all agreed the prices were excellent and got a good amount of food.

Today was the first time trying this place. I walked in and said that it was my first time eating…read moreand ordering here and the girl behind the counter said that it was like any other place. I thought that was odd but whatever. I ordered a sandwich and Mac salad. I was not asked if it was dine in or take out but she was really irritated that I asked to take out. Each answer was a smart ass remark and the checkout process was no different. I wasn't exactly sure how or where to pay and she said again that it was like any other place. I told her that I thought her attitude sucked and was unsure why she was giving an attitude and smart ass answers. I asked to speak to the manager and she didn't seem too interested in apologizing for her. I called back a while later and explained the experience again and she still seemed to give zero interest in any apology for her employee's poor attitude. The turkey sandwich wasn't bad but thought it was dry. It wasn't as dry with cranberry sauce and stuffing even though some of the stuffing was hard. If you want a really bad experience and really mediocre food, dine here.

Their sandwiches and soups are amazing. You can't go wrong with a buy one, get one free deal on…read moresoups. We brought lunch for everyone, and everyone was thrilled. The prices and portion sizes of the sandwiches are also hard to beat, especially compared to the chain restaurants. The food quality and service are unmatched, it's a great spot!

Amazing food.. everything we have tried has been excellent...The salad is so large..I call it my…read moretwo-day salad..

A few months ago, I saw someone on social media post a hoagie from Momma Pat's A Little Taste of…read morePhilly Grille in Duncannon and immediately saved it to my ever-growing list of places I needed to investigate. On a late August Friday evening, Momma Pat's finally had its turn when I decided it sounded perfect for Friday night date night. I'd read that wait times can sometimes get a little long, so I called around 4:30pm to place my order ahead of time. They told me it would be about 30 to 35 minutes, which was perfect because it would take me nearly that long to get there anyway. PRO TIP: Call ahead! Momma Pat's is only open Thursday through Saturday from 11am to 7pm, and after seeing the size of the place and tasting the food, I completely understand why ordering ahead is a good idea. I pulled in about 35 minutes later and easily found parking. There were a few people enjoying the beautiful evening at picnic tables outside, and then I opened the door to go inside and actually laughed out loud. When I tell you Momma Pat's is tiny, I mean TINY. Literally one little room. But it was charming in this wonderfully laid-back, no-frills, very Perry County kind of way, and I immediately loved it. My order was ready when I walked up to the counter, but then I spotted cannolis on the menu for $3.50. Obviously, I needed one. Friday night date night isn't complete without dessert. My original order was a 12-inch Spicy Italian hoagie, a small order of Old Bay fries and a side of cheese sauce. With the cannoli added, I was still right around $20. In this economy?! I was suspicious. Then they handed me a bag of food that was SIGNIFICANTLY heavier than I expected, and my suspicion quickly turned into excitement. I squirreled my haul into the car and headed home for a picnic in the beautiful weather. First up were the Old Bay fries. The container actually held plain fries with two little cups of sauce. One was clearly the cheese sauce I'd ordered. The other was a mystery. Assuming it had something to do with my Old Bay fries, I opened it, dipped a finger in and tasted it. Oh...HELLO! I have absolutely no idea what was in that sauce beyond some glorious combination of Old Bay, spice and what tasted like hot peppers, but it was FANTASTIC! I decided to dip my fries instead of pouring the sauce over them, and my only regret was running out of sauce long before I ran out of fries. The fries themselves were pretty standard pizza shop fries. That mystery sauce, though? THAT'S the story. Next, I opened the cannoli. When I'd ordered it, they called the order back to the kitchen, which made me wonder if they're filled to order. Whatever they're doing back there, keep doing it! I opened the box to find a big, fat cannoli generously piped with filling, topped with chocolate and covered in powdered sugar. I firmly believe you should eat dessert first just in case something catastrophic happens before you finish dinner, so naturally I started there. Excellent decision! The filling was sweet without being overwhelmingly sweet, the chocolate was just enough to set everything off and the shell was perfectly crisp. For $3.50, I'd happily order another one. And then came the main event. The 12-inch Spicy Italian hoagie. I picked it up and immediately started grinning because THIS THING WAS HEAVY. I carefully unwrapped it and found a seeded roll absolutely stuffed with Italian meats, cheese and everything I'd asked them to put on it, including a pile of spicy peppers across the top. It was one of the best-looking hoagies I've seen in a very long time. Then I took my first bite. GOOD. LORD. The whole thing was incredible! The meats and cheese tasted fresh, the lightly toasted seeded roll was the perfect delivery system for the mountain of goodness stuffed inside and those spicy peppers on top absolutely made it for me. I would like to formally petition for spicy peppers to become their own food group because I apparently need significantly more of them in my diet. The hoagie was enormous. Between that, the fries and the cannoli, there was enough food here to easily feed two people, probably more depending on appetites. I actually checked my receipt again because I couldn't quite believe I'd gotten that much really good food for around $20. The staff were fantastic throughout the entire experience, too. They were friendly when I called to place my order, had everything ready when promised, happily accommodated my last-minute cannoli addition and got me back out the door quickly to enjoy my Friday night. I'm not sure I can recommend Momma Pat's as somewhere you should STOP for dinner. I think Momma Pat's needs to be the DESTINATION. Generous portions. Really great food. Friendly people. Ridiculously reasonable prices. And a tiny little South Philly-style hoagie shop in Duncannon that I somehow managed to live near for all these years without knowing existed. Well, I know now. And from here on out,

Yesterday was the first time I ever shopped here but it definitely won't be the last. I picked up…read moretwo hoagies, an Italian for me and a Chicken Salad for my wife. My wife took one bite and said, "Oh my God, this roll is so awesome!" I agree and as someone who grew up in the Philly area it was great to buy a hoagie that was made with an honest to God real hoagie roll. The hoagies themselves were excellent with a proper ratio of meat to fixins. I really liked the sharp provolone; it was a nice contrast between the meats and hot and sweet peppers I got on mine. My wife was also impressed with the taste and freshness of the chicken salad. It's 30 minutes from our home but definitely worth the drive!

Market Street Deli inside West Shore Market makes a really great sandwich. Portions are generous…read moreand the staff was friendly and welcoming the whole time. Would definitely recommend if you're grabbing lunch in the area, great little spot inside the market.

This place is solid. The inside of the restaurant is nothing to write home about but they do have a…read morenice patio area. Orders are made online and I ordered the soulritto and the Jamaican burrito bowl. The soulritto was pretty good and worth reordering. The Jamaican burrito bowl was just okay. I think the reviewers are a bit harsh claiming bland food as that was not my experience. Both bowls were well seasoned. Another plus is the portions are quite large so you will definitely get nice and full!

I just realized that they were located right down the road from my house. Placed an order online…read moreand they texted me when it was ready. Great service and the food was absolutely amazing as always! I ordered the Jamaican Sensation Burrito, South of the Border Wings, and the Mac n Cheese!!!

Tried this spot out for the first time last week because of all the great reviews. Love Moroccan…read morefood and only just found out it existed. Ordered two large platters and a gyro sandwich. Food was excellent and priced well. So good we went back again for more. This time tried the smash burger because why not. It was fresh and amazing. Guys in the truck are super friendly and have already been suggesting to friends to go. A MUST try for anyone in the area.

This is really good. Truly comparable to the food carts in NYC. I didn't do a scientific…read morecomparison, but the large appears to be a better deal. And, the platters are enough for two small eaters or one larger eater (with a few leftovers). The chicken was very good, the Gyro meat was as expected (I would have liked mine with more of a "char"), and the falafels were well seasoned with a crispy outside (and not greasy at all). I ordered mine with all the goodies to see how all the toppings blend together. I also had the white sauce and the hot sauce. It all worked well together. The wait was longer than expected but they did have a constant stream of customers and they were making things as they were ordered. Definitely worth a stop. Make it the last stop on your way home because you'll probably be taking something home. I didn't try the fries but there were people coming just for the fries and one of the sauces. I'll have to try that as a snack the next time I'm feeling snacky. The prices are decent. A can of soda was about $1.50. The large platter was about $12. You can eat a decent meal for about $15. Which is better than fast food and the flavors are so much more interesting. Now that I'm writing this, I'm craving some. I might need to see if they're around.