My aunt and uncle are both from Pittsburgh, so of course when I saw Primanti Bros I had to stop in!…read moreThey have some really unique and delicious sandwiches and I was thrilled with the prices. $10 for their famous Reuben feels like a steal! The sandwich was stuffed full and even without sides I had plenty of food! The restaurant was pretty quiet but is laid back and you could definitely bring the whole family. Service was a little slow but everyone was very nice. I recommend Primanti Bros if you're looking for a unique filling meal!

The food was on point. The mozzarella wedges were so cheesey. We came here and lucked out we shared…read morea meal because we wanted to still get dinner. Service was great. It is right on the Main Street. My daughter loved the French fries.

Food was outstanding and so was the service! Strawberry waffles where amazing!…read moreThe omelets are huge and the price is right!

Reasonable prices. Great bakery, breakfast and lunches are…read moreexcellent. Chicken potpie is like my mother used to make...it's her favorite when they have it. Portions are generous. Servers are friendly, attentive and helpful. Lunch time often has a line waiting but it's worth the wait.

Came in after a day at Hershey park and was happy to find reliable and relatively inexpensive…read moreoptions to eat! (Side note, I can't believe how expensive food and drink at amusement parks have gotten over the years!) There was no line when we came in and so our sandwich order was taken and sandwich was ready in no time. The sandwich was good, but the bread seemed to be a little dry (perhaps par for the course for getting food later in the day). Staff were reasonably friendly, but the tables and floors needed a good wipe down. We asked one of the workers to help and they obliged.

Outstanding customer service. Not sure how they do it but it is by far the best Jersey Mikes and…read morethey never let me down .

My parents had lived in Mt Joy for years and had their favorite pizza shop. Nowhere else compared…read more They have since moved to Hershey. When I brought them pizza, it was always from their old fave. But since I have to drive 30 minutes, the pizza was always tepid by the time we ate. They are not ones to embrace change but today was going to be the day. Palermos's had great ratings and was only 3 miles from them. I ordered directly on the website - they advertise that it's cheaper that way - they're absolutely right. Waze bushwhacked me there and back - traffic was horrendous with families trying to get into the park. Even though I ordered with a specific pick up time, I still had a short wait. I people watched as they came in and out buying individual slices. And the pizza here? Whoa! Amazing! My new fave! I ordered a large Sicilian with mushrooms, onions and pepperoni and a side of fried zucchini. The pizza was absolutely loaded with toppings. I ordered it baked well expecting the crusty burnt cheese on the sides. There was none of that but I would definitely order it that way again. The pizza had 12 large square slices. I struggled to eat 1 1/2 slices. I think I'll order it cut into 16 slices next time. The zucchini was meh at best. It's probably not fair this far east, but I rate all fried zucchini to Pittsburgh style zucchini. This was not it. I wouldn't waste my time on it again. I can't even remember the last time I've had Sicilian pizza this good. I don't know when I'll be back in the area but next time I'm definitely ordering pizza from Palermo's.

Great Pizza! Very nice local spot , not fancy inside but the pizza and Stromboli ROCK!read more

The brewery tour was by far the most fun brewery tour we've ever taken! Our tour guide, Doug, was…read morefantastic. He kept the group entertained, was incredibly knowledgeable, and made the entire experience enjoyable from start to finish. We also lucked out with a great group of people on the tour, which added to the fun atmosphere. Doug did an excellent job explaining the brewing process and showing us the production facility. One of the highlights was when he stopped at one of the large fermentation tanks and poured everyone a sample of unfinished beer. It was a unique experience and very interesting to taste beer at that stage of production. The best part of the tour came at the end when we gathered around a bar and sampled several different beers. Doug explained the characteristics of each one, making it both educational and enjoyable. The brewery itself is huge, with plenty of seating, a great food menu, and a wide variety of beers to choose from. The tour costs $15, and you even get a beer before the tour begins, which makes it an excellent value. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping in for a cold beer and booking the tour. It was an absolute blast and one of the best brewery experiences we've had.

I went to lunch here with 3 friends and the staff members were very nice. The menu had lies of…read morethings I don't like and a few things I do like. You give a credit card to your server and that opens the tab. You go to the "snack" counter to order but drinks are brought by a server. Water is self service. After you place your order you get an alarm square (like Panera) and then you pick up your food and silverware and water. Two of us ordered the BBQ brisket sandwich. It came with cole slaw and Bbq sauce and a side of fries. Dining partner really liked the brisket and said it was so tender. I asked for the bbq sauce on the side and I'm glad I did because it was a vinegar base sauce. I didn't like it at all. I found the brisket to be a little too fatty and not well seasoned. The slaw in the sandwich wasn't seasoned either. I was disappointed. Both of us thought the fries were meh. Not hot enough and not crispy. Mine were kind of soggy. Diner 3 got grilled cheese. It was a sandwich in thick bread and came with a side of marinara sauce. She said the sandwich was good. Diner 4 got the Mediterranean plate. Hummus, tabuli, zucchini fritters and tahini. She graciously offered me tastes. The tabuli was really good and the zucchini was prepared like felafel. They were ok. The pita triangles looked good. I didn't try anything else. The other diners all ordered sodas which came with twist off caps in small bottles. They liked the sodas. Overall, the food was ok. There is a gift shop with a variety of merchandise and lots of beer for sale. I asked if the beers and 'cocktails' were available as singles rather than 6 packs. And I was offered a taste. I chose the freaky fruity cherry limeade cocktail. It had too much of the taste of hops for me. The server said it's not made with hops but on the same equipment and although it was tasty, I couldn't get past the taste if hops. Not something I like. The place is nice looking, people were very nice, the menu just didn't work for me.

I have never had a cheesesteak sandwich so because we were in town, we had to try one! It was…read moreamazing! The cheese was dripping out - it was messy but so delicious. I ended up finishing the whole thing. highly recommend.

Stopped in here for lunch - we've been wanting to try this place forever! We got there right when…read morethey opened - 12:14pm and there was already a line. We were promptly greeted by the owner and ordered steak to go. We waited a little and took it home, as we had a bears game to get to. What I didn't expect was how GOOD this steak was! Forget Philly steaks - this place crushes the popular places! We are already eying going back soon to dine in, as we want the loaded fries! And they help everyone out, which we need more people like Stuff'd steaks in this world!

Had dinner at Snitz Creek Brewery on the way to the Nate Bargatze show in Hershey, PA. The…read morerestaurant is lively with indoor and outdoor seating. The food menu is not extensive, but everything on the menu looks great! There's a little something for everyone! The beers on tap are made in house, and the two I tried were well crafted! The Marzen style lager is pretty close to perfect! I noticed that all of their spirits are made in Pennsylvania! We sat at the bar and it happened to be happy hour. As a result, the bartenders were slammed! But they were friendly, helpful and attentive!!! Definitely worth stopping in, and we will no doubt be back!

Really good food here! My friend, my daughter, and I tried the eggrolls, pretzel, and meatballs,…read moreand everything hit the spot. The beer was even better -- and that's saying something because my husband and I go to a lot of breweries. I almost never buy beer to take home, but their blueberry beer won me over. I did take off a star because the outdoor area just isn't great. It's tiny, wedged between the brewery and what looks like a bike shop, and even with the privacy wall, it feels boxed in. Not the kind of patio you want to hang out on. Otherwise, a really enjoyable stop.

Their sandwiches have traveled across the nation from West Coast to East Coast, into major cities,…read moreand out to the wilderness. Every time I come to PA, I get two sandwiches here, one to eat then, and one to travel with me. That's how good they are.

I usually rate higher than most people. I'm rating slightly lower on this one but it's still a very…read moregood spot. You can order hard or soft bread. I went with soft but it wasn't super soft. It might have been out too long. I also ordered no cheese and specified it three times but still had cheese on my sandwich. No big deal. I think sandwich makers sometimes are in disbelief that someone doesn't want cheese due to their own eating preferences. They did make up for it with really good pickles though. The sandwich was solid. They put a lot of meat on there and I can tell it's high quality. The chocolate chip cookie was also solid. Other than the cheese, the service was super friendly. I waited 20 minutes for my sandwich due to incredibly high demand (a good sign) and they are a very good and organized operation. Definitely recommended.

The food was excellent! We got a few appetizers and I could barely eat my dinner. The drinks were…read morealso good and strong. Our waitress was so funny too. It's a bit expensive but we will be back when we're in the area for sure!

1933 never misses. Ever. The staff is so kind and genuinely helpful -- the kind of service that…read moremakes you feel taken care of without being hovered over. The food? Spectacular. I ordered the Caesar salad with shrimp and it was perfection. Crisp, fresh, and loaded with flavor. Ryan got the brisket benedict, and the smoky, rich flavor of that brisket could convert a non-brisket believer on the spot. And listen... I completely forgot to take a picture of the real star of the show: the she crab soup. It's the one thing I will always order when I'm at The Hotel Hershey. Creamy, rich, and absolutely unmatched. Prices are definitely higher (it's The Hotel Hershey not shocking), but totally worth it when both the food and service come through. And they did. Would absolutely come back, no hesitation.

Food ambience the selection was awesome. A lot of unique items you cannot find anywhere. Italian…read moredeli is super thinks not found in American deli.

Poorly stocked deli counter staffed by rude employees. It's not the customer's fault that you have…read morebeen asked about the same out-of-stock item 50 times.