Have been coming here for over a decade. Their bulgogi is great. As is the bimbimnop. Super…read morefriendly staff and amazing food.

The best food in Chambersburg!!! Every time I order from KBH, the food is delicious and the owners…read moreare always so kind!! I so appreciate this place and their food! I've gone here almost every week since the first time!! If you love Korean food, this place is for you!!

I discovered Dream Dinners through the Frugal Lancaster blog and although I have not yet…read more"committed" to coming back and doing a full session I am definitely interested. I think it's an unique concept and to really understand the way it works I would suggest going to one of the "open houses" once a month for $34.99 like I did. At that event you will get to prep 3 meals (with 3 portions each) sample some food, and learn about the process. You can't buy groceries for 3 meals for that price, yet alone restaurant quality meals, so what have you got to lose? Here's the lowdown on how this works and below is after all the introductory specials they will offer you when you are on the regular plan. You view the menu for that month and select/pay for 36 portions - that's 12 meals if you have a 3 portion meal, 6 meals if you are feeding 6. You come to one of the prep sessions (these are scheduled in advance, although they do have some walk in sessions available after purchase). Once there they have different stations set up for the various recipes. All the ingredients are already prepped (chopped, etc). They supply all the containers (a mix of bags and foil boxes) to put your food in. Than you just follow the instructions at that station for that recipe - (example add 1 cup cheese,etc). The proper measuring tools are already in each ingredient. The instructions tell you what container to use and how to assemble. When you're done you put it all in a big bag, insert the recipe card (with cooking instructions which is dated/labeled) and take home and freeze. That's it! The advance is no shopping at the grocery store or meal planning beyond picking your recipes. While you do have to cook the actual meal at home they are designed to be easy to prepare and fast cooking. So if you have a family of 3, in one hour you will have prepped 12 meals for the month to use at your leisure. Some come with sides, others don't. Plus they have already prepped sides available for cash/carry if you commit to the 36 portions. Once you do it you are not obligated to do it every month, so it's not a subscription - pick and choose what months and when you'd like to do it. Each meal is priced separately but considering how much it costs to go out to eat it is a savings + no food waste! The menu changes every month and there's nutritional values for each meal. And if you don't want to spend an hour prepping you can pay a flat fee of $20/month and they will do the work for you. I strongly suggest anyone who struggles to get dinner on the table every night for whatever reason to come to one of their open houses. I'm not one that usually is impressed by trends and consider my self to be "cheap" regardless of what I spend my money on but I could see this actually saving me money. Plus time at the dreaded grocery store!

Even after going here for the first time today, I still don't get the draw of this place. For…read morethose that might not know how it works, you setup a time by calling or going online and place an order for a certain number of meals, selected from the 12 available meals for the month. Then you go in and get to work preparing the meals to be put in freezer bags to take home with you. The idea sounds good but to me it's basically like paying $25/meal to go somewhere to make your own Stouffer's frozen dinner. It doesn't look fresh, it doesn't look good and it doesn't allow you flexibility in choosing ingredients, style of sauces or cuts of meats. Plus almost all ingredients are frozen! Maybe to people who don't have much free time or cooking knowledge, and would rather step meals up a notch from frozen dinners, this would be great, but I'd rather go to a grocery store, choose my own ingredients and make a fresh dish for substantially less money. I did like how friendly all employees were and that they serve complimentary scones, coffee cake, and coffee/tea. They do their best but it's just not for me.

Let's Dish is great concept for creating meals in advance in a kitchen where someone has done most…read moreof the prep and all of the cleanup for you. My family is 2 people -- both "empty-nesters" and "snow birds". We're semi-retired but still have busy days just younger couples with families. We do the 4-meal plan once a month and split them in half. The result is 8 meals for $100. Each meal easily serves the two of us with some leftover for lunch another day. That's $12.50 for dinner for a healthy, quick dinner for two. For comparison, Wegman's offers individual meals to go for $6 (12.00 for 2). Let;s Dish is much more economical than carry out. For travel, Let's Dish is perfect! We pack a cooler bag with 8-10 meals and go to Ocean City or Florida. We can cook yummy quick meals without purchasing spices, condiments and ingredients. The staff at the Timoniuim Let's Dish are very helpful. They always offer suggestions for prep and packaging. My husband and I can bang out our 8 meals in about an hour. Since we're doing the prep we can control the salt and spice content. Fresh hot scones, coffee, and tea are always available during day sessions. We enjoy them while reviewing the menus for the coming months. There is always an instore sign-up bonus so we're always getting a little goody for free. I particularly like the suggestions for sides and wine to "go with". This info is on a printed page that I can take with me (take extra copies for travel) and post on my freezer door. Let's dish does not take the place of cooking from scratch but it has a permanent place in our schedule. It's a cost-effective time-saver. And it's a lot of fun.

Who doesn't like to host responsibility-free dinner parties at a fraction of the cost of other…read morechefs in the area? Who doesn't like to eat fresh and nutritious meals while having a candid conversation with your very own personal registered dietician about how and why food works? Luckily for anyone in or around DC, these things can be yours by way of WhyFoodWorks, LLC!!! I have had quite a few experiences with Sarah's awesome company and can't speak highly enough of it. The concept is simple: you provide the kitchen and the guests and she provides the food, utensils, optional wine pairings, and scientific expertise to cook you an amazing meal (she cleans up, too!) that is cost-effective without compromising nutritional value. There are usually about five menus she has available per month and they are always evolving. Dinner parties range from 4-8 guests and the meals can be tailored to your event. At $60 per person, with the host receiving 50% off, this makes for a fun and unique experience that is actually improving your life. I've given dinner parties as gifts and it is ALWAYS a hit. Definitely something for that friend or relative that has it all. If you're tired of eating over-sized and over-processed meals and breaking the bank to do so, check out WhyFoodWorks. It's fun, it's educational, and it's worry free. What's not to love?!

From the owner: Health is a hot topic at the office, and increasingly corporations and organizations are making a…read morebig effort to take care of their employees. Nutrition is the foundation of a healthy body, and studies show that healthy employees are more productive, miss fewer days of work, and even use less sick time to care for family members - good health is contagious! Whether you have a wellness program in place or want to provide your employees with some information in a fun, engaging way, a seminar is a great way to start the conversation about food.

Uh oh! I have found another restaurant that my body will crave and want to come back again and…read moreagain - the fluffy long, soft rolls and wonderful house salad served in a bowl, house made fresh pasta, and delicious cocktails. I really appreciated how far apart the tables are to allow for conversations you can hear and more space in the cold/flu season. I had a Chocolate Martini and my husband ordered a Lemondrop Martini (not on the menu) but was definitely good. The basket of the fluffy, soft, warm rolls were incredible and something I will come back for. I got the Mediterranean bruschetta special which came with feta, crabmeat, tomatoes, balsamic glaze and lots of other yummy things on four pieces of bruschetta. It was delicious. The shrimp scampi over the thin fresh noodles was a pleasure - really loved how big the shrimp were and the large helping of pasta. My husband got the lasagna which was good although they used some different cheeses which made it taste a little different but still good. Amanda our waitress was quick, pleasant, and took good care of us. Fratelli's is a Resy restaurant. Make reservations ahead of time, since on Saturdays even at 4:00 pm, all the reservations are already booked for the night. I have returned to Fratelli's for a work group lunch. Kendra was excellent, taking care of our large group with professionalism, efficiency, and a warm smile and manner. I got the !4" pizza which is a deep dish pizza - just perfect - not too buttery. I got sausage which had the long slices of sausage on it, not spicy. You can only eat one or two pieces out of the thick eight slices, the pizza is thick so expect to share or take it home for several more lunches.

We have been so unnerved by this most recent experience that it's taken me over a week to comment…read moreon it. While we have routinely enjoyed ourselves here before, our last visit was seriously soured with a very rude, entitled host. So much so that the manner in which he spoke to us actually made my wife extremely nervous. The manager knows who he is. We had a conversation with her about his rude comments & unacceptable behavior after which we ended up leaving. I don't see us ever returning unless the host has been released from his assignment there. It's unfortunate for the restaurant because we are not afraid to enjoy anything on the menu and we tip very well (I was a waiter once, too). What an unfortunate loss for the person who would have benefited from what would have been our time there. We ended up going to Manalu and had a really terrific experience there.

First time here. It's a nice little place that you can easily miss next to other store fronts in a…read moreneighborhood. There is a small but nice seating area. The host/cashier was very nice as was the cook who spoke to us briefly. Food: most of it was a 5 except the free bread. We had the Ziti, garlic bread and chillies sauce, and some sort of seafood special. Pricing wise 5/5 Overall, id say 4.75/5.

We came here for my annual birthday dinner and to check out their new location. The new location is…read moredefinitely reminiscent of the old location with a lot of the same decor and color palette. The food is still very good, but I must admit it was kind of an off night for the staff in service. As much as it pains me to say my normal order was a little off as well. I really couldn't put my finger on it, but it was like the lasagna was dry or chewy. It was still delicious with the meat sauce and my husband enjoyed his Bulgogi mac & cheese. I hope that we don't have to wait a whole another year to get this place another try.

It was a very memorable day for the family, food was good and everyone in the party of 5 liked it.read more

The delivery system here, of all the hot pot places i have tried, was the most restrictive. That…read moremay make sense because it is small and perhaps less trafficked. That was my first impression because the pricing was similar to other places, 31$ for hot pot and bbq. However, you are only allowed 3 meats per table (not per person) for the grill and 2 for the hot pot (per person). All you can eat (AYCE) places that make you ask for food and deliver fairly slowly seem intentionally undermine AYCE. I asked for the fried shrimp and dumplings and they brought out exactly 2 :) You have to got to battle to eat all ypu can and i felt bad runningg the waitress back and forth. It does change the experience overall. I will say it they have found a way to make hot pot work in a small town, which I think can be difficult.

Had a delightful delicious lunch at Cafe Roma. I had piping hot baked ziti with bolognese sauce. It…read morewas delicious! My mom had a beautiful dish of vegetable lasagna. We then splurged and had creamy delicious Crème Brûlée. The service was fantastic as well. The price is right for the quality and quantity of food.

Everything was phenomenal! The service was friendly and welcoming, food came out quickly, the sauce…read moreon the seafood ravioli was absolutely delicious. Stopped here because we were passing through the area, and wish we had a place like this near us, we would definitely be regulars. The chicken Parmesan was really good, generous portions, flavorful. Tiramisu and chocolate mousse cake were so good!