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!

Wednesday, August 12- lunch I rarely, if ever, write…read morenegative reviews, and I would have much preferred to handle this situation privately with a manager. Unfortunately, because I was not given the opportunity to do so, I feel I have no alternative but to share our experience. We decided to give Primanti Bros. in Hershey a try for lunch today, but unfortunately, we never even made it to ordering. From the moment we walked in, the young blonde hostess was unwelcoming and incredibly short with us. There was no greeting. She asked if we needed children's menus, and when I said we needed two, her response was simply that she only had one. There was no offer to get another one or even a friendly acknowledgment. We asked to sit outside, and she took us to a table in the direct sun, put the menus down, and walked away without saying anything. We asked if we could sit at another table that was outside but shaded. We were told no because it hadn't been wiped off yet and was dirty. Rather than offering to have it cleaned, she pointed us toward another table and walked away. Throughout the interaction, she was short, rolled her eyes, and made us feel like we were an inconvenience rather than guests. At that point, we decided to leave. What was even more disappointing was what happened when I called immediately afterward. I specifically asked to speak with a manager because I wanted to give management the opportunity to address the situation directly rather than post a negative review. The same hostess apparently answered the phone and refused to put me through to a manager unless I first told her what the call was about. When I said I preferred to discuss the matter directly with the manager, she asked, "Are you the one who just walked out of here that I was trying to seat?" She told me the manager, April, would not be available for at least an hour, but continued to insist that I could not speak with her unless I first explained the situation to the hostess. We are local and had decided to give Primanti Bros. a try, but after this experience, we won't be returning. We ended up going across the street to The Grill instead, which was wonderful. What is most frustrating is that this entire situation could have been handled with a little kindness and basic customer service. And even after the poor experience, I was willing to address it privately and give management an opportunity to respond. Unfortunately, I wasn't given that opportunity. A hostess is often the first impression of a restaurant, and unfortunately, ours was bad enough that we chose to walk out before we ever ordered. I genuinely hope management sees this review and uses it as an opportunity to address how guests are welcomed and how concerns are handled.

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.

Cute place. It's a small diner with around 15 tables and counter seating. Come early on the weekend…read moreif you don't to wait. We got there on this Sunday at 9:30 and got lucky. Only a few minute wait. After being seated the line grew...... Come early if you want the apple fritter. We missed out by a minute. Also, if you're wanting other donuts, come early. They had very limited varieties and amounts when we got here. looks like they sell Fast!! We got the grilled cinnamon roll which seemed more like donut dough. It was so so. The prices were fantastic! Ham and cheese omelet with egg substitute for $9.00. Chipped beef over chicken fried steak with the fixings $12.95. Clean, friendly staff and goods food. Can't beat it!

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.

Love their Pizza. The dough is flavorful, sauce is perfect, they dont overload the cheese.read more

Troegs offers some tasty beers. I like that they allow you to taste the beer before ordering. The…read morespace is open and the ambiance is relaxing and a nice spot to kick back. Overall the service was on point. I enjoyed their IPA on draft and they allowed me to sample several other options before making the choice. It's a nice family friendly spot very close to Hershey Park. It's a nice spot to check out if you're looking for non-park food with beer!

Great beer! Kinda bummed they didn't have my favorite Haze Charmer anymore…read more Weird food menu... last time I got the charcuterie board and kinda hated it.. ham and I think duck and cheeses that didn't go together... this time I tried the chicken sandwich which was equally weird and awful. Who wants trout dip? Or soup? Or a berry salad? Or chili? At a brewery? Not me lol. Can we get chicken wings!? I'm just here for the beer!!!!!

Got the chance to eat at the coolest little joint , Stuff'D Steak & Hoagies, and wow... this place…read moredelivers. I'm not exaggerating when I say it might be the best cheesesteak I've ever had. Honestly, Philadelphia could take notes. The vibe was awesome, super laid‑back, cooks singing while they worked, and at one point the whole place broke into a Bon Jovi sing‑along. You don't get that kind of energy just anywhere. Five stars. No hesitation.

More like 4.5 but I enjoyed my first time and overall experience. Owner was friendly and…read morerecommended Double Trouble for the initial visit. I don't really care for cheese whiz all that much but because it's mixed with the Cooper Sharp, I figured I'd give it a whirl and boy was I happy I did so. Great flavor and texture blended with the meat while the caramelized onions gave a little sweet and savory note that blended perfectly. My only gripe is that the roll was a little chewy and I wish it was just a little bit crispy on the outside. Humid days will do that...so it's just how it is. I'll ask for it toasted next time if that's an option. Cool interior with plenty of sports on several TV's. A little small, but perfect for a quick bite and maybe dessert.

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.

When the home boss is craving Beet Salad you make the reservation and go to Snitz Creek! She swears…read moreit's the best Roasted Beet Salad anywhere and she lives it with the Baked Chicken breast! This time I ordered their Cheese Steak its shaved rib eye with beer onions! It came on a really soft roll that was perfect for it. A cup of waffle fries finished off my hunger! Our server Amy S. was pleasantly efficient and since place was humming during happy our she took the time to insure our dining experience was enjoyable.

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.

Wow!!! I'm a sandwich/ hoagie kind of guy. It all start with the roll. Hoageez nailed the rolls…read more From the hard rolls to the regular rolls. Then ya get to the meats, and I can say the roast beef was amazing. There is a reason they are voted #1.

If you are looking for a spot that flawlessly bridges the gap between upscale steakhouse and…read morecomfortable, elevated pub fare, 1933 Restaurant & Tavern at The Hotel Hershey nails the assignment. Named after the year the historic hotel opened its doors, the space boasts a stunning ambiance--complete with a beautiful stained-glass ceiling and gorgeous views--but the real star of the show is the menu. We kicked off the night with two incredible starters. The meatloaf sliders, made with rich Bow Creek Angus beef and topped with a perfectly balanced BBQ glaze and cheddar, were pure comfort food elevated to gourmet status. Right alongside them, the beef carpaccio (also using local Bow Creek beef) was an absolute standout. It was beautifully delicate, brightened up with a shallot-caper dressing, pickled onions, and a finishing touch of grana padano and smoked sea salt.For the main course, 1933 proves it can compete with any high-end chophouse. The steaks are expertly prepared, boasting a flawless sear on the outside while remaining incredibly tender and juicy on the inside. You can taste the premium quality of the cuts with every single bite. Of course, you can't visit a resort in the Sweetest Place on Earth without indulging in a bit of chocolate. To drink, the chocolate martini is a masterclass in mixology--decadent, velvety, and smooth without being cloyingly sweet. We doubled down on dessert with the chocolate cream pie, featuring a rich, silken filling and an effortlessly flaky crust that made for the perfect final note to an exceptional meal.Between the historic nods, the phenomenal steakhouse execution, and top-tier service, 1933 has quickly cemented itself as a must-visit dining destination in Hershey.

If you asked me to rate this restaurant on food and drinks alone, I'd say 5 stars, easily. Ask…read moreabout Nathan, the server we had, and that 5-star food gets dragged straight down to a 2-star overall experience. We eat in the Hershey area constantly and are spoiled by the genuinely phenomenal service you get at Hershey Entertainment restaurants. Nathan wasn't just below that bar -- he was the worst server we've ever had, anywhere, full stop. Rude. Unprofessional. Completely incompetent. Somehow all three at once. We'd been looking forward to trying this newer Hershey spot, and Nathan singlehandedly torched the whole experience. First, the wait: over an hour for our food, on a slow Sunday evening with a half-empty dining room. Not a busy kitchen slammed on a Saturday night -- a quiet Sunday. There is no version of that wait that's defensible. Then the mistakes started stacking up, one after another. We'd told the restaurant at the time of our reservation that two people in our party had birthdays that week, specifically because this place advertises chocolate-covered strawberries for birthday guests -- it's part of why we chose it. Nathan never mentioned it, never brought it, never acknowledged it. Just dropped, like it never happened. We asked three separate times for boxes to take our leftovers home. Three times. For boxes. One of our burgers was supposed to come with chips -- it didn't, and Nathan never so much as offered to fix it. Then the carrot sticks. We asked for a side of carrot sticks for one of our kids, and Nathan told us they don't carry those -- despite having just delivered wings to our own table with a side of carrot sticks sitting right there on the plate. Instead of correcting himself, he brought fries instead and charged us for them, on top of the side that should have been included with the meal. So not only did he lie about not having what we asked for, he swapped in something else without telling us and billed us extra for it. That's the one thing we bothered flagging for the manager -- we simply didn't have the bandwidth left to fight every other failure after an hour-plus with exhausted kids who needed to get to bed. The manager, to her credit, moved fast: she got the carrot sticks out right away and pulled the fries off our bill. But that was the last we saw of her. No follow-up, no check-in to see if anything else needed fixing, nothing. She solved the one problem we raised and then disappeared, while every other issue -- the strawberries, the boxes, the missing chips -- just sat there unresolved. The food is genuinely excellent, and that makes this harder, not easier. A meal this good deserved a server who could handle the basics, and a birthday celebration deserved better than an hour of forgotten requests, invented shortages, and a surprise upcharge on food that was never supposed to cost extra. My wife's willing to give the restaurant another shot. I'm far less convinced -- and if we do go back, it won't be with Nathan.

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.

This is just an old corner store with a little bit of everything that you need. For me, it has a…read moresmall Italian accent which is nice. We found the breadcrumb stuffed peppers we were looking for, the deli had sweet Lebanon Bologna, pork roll, and Italian pasta salad with cubed salami and mozzarella in it which was great! They also had great pickled eggs. It is super convenient for the neighborhood by having a miniature version of all the big chain grocery store's departments. Friendly staff.