This is a fun, regional league ball park! The food is standard ball park food. We had hot dogs,…read morefries, and cookies. There is a kids' area on one side of the park and a beer garden on the other side. The beer garden has a lot of local beers! PRO TIP: The luxury boxes are enclosed, accessible, and relatively affordable. I recommend looking at these for your private event.

Great little stadium in the heart of Lancaster. It's a nice size, and since it's on the smaller…read moreside, I don't think there's a bad seat in the place. The suites/boxes are really lovely, too. All the stadium staff I interacted with were very nice. There were an abundance of concession stands and food/beverage choices. (I was super impressed with the "Field of Greens" healthier options, as well as the multitude of local and craft beer choices.) Prices are very reasonable. Overall, this is a nice place to spend a Sunday afternoon!

This venue is located at what is now called Penn Medicine Park, formerly Clipper Magazine. It's…read morehome to the Stormers baseball team. The arcade is on the second floor located in the suites located between 1st & 3rd base with an amazing view of home plate, actually the entire field. The turf is new, it's lovely to look at. Anyway, the venue is chock full of retro pinball, skeeball, basketball, and arcade games with a 70's retro lounge vibe. My nonprofit rented the space for our annual fundraiser. The staff were wonderful to work with and the food was fun and tasty. I can't say enough about the experience. It's handicap accessible with tons of free parking. Truly beyond a 5 star experience!!

Our party at the Lancaster Silverball in the Clipper Magazine Stadium was a wonderful experience…read more The staff is super friendly and accommodating and the food is delicious and plentiful. The facility is spotless and all of the games are very well maintained and look like new. They helped take the stress out of hosting a large event.

Listen, due your homework before checking out a place. Don't do what I did before I showed up here…read more Check to see what the hours are before you venture here and have to figure out what to do for your day since it is not open. As you can see, this is a local museum and it truly does embrace the community it sits in. The time that I visited this they were having an exhibit that showcased local artists. That would be why you don't see any pictures of the art from me out of respect for those local artists. They were actually getting ready to switch over exhibits when I visited. Even though it looks small from the outside, the inside is quite spacious and totally gives off the art gallery vibe. Rooms that echoed if you spoke or simply took a step. The exhibit stretched multiple rooms on each floor. Since this was an exhibit for local artists you were able to purchase the art on display. When I was here there was an older couple that had come in and talking with the employees. They had purchased a few pieces over time from here. What was nice was that you could vote when you finished your visit on which piece of art you thought was extraordinary. I wonder what the results was of that vote. I'm going to have to look into that.

Kind of lame. There's only 3 rooms and we were only there for 10 mins. Good thing we didn't drive…read moreall the way up to Lancaster just for this. Go to Gallery Row if you want to see art galleries for more than a few mins.

I have been receiving readings from Hope for over 5 years, and continue to be amazed by the…read moreaccuracy of her messages! Not only have I had powerful and shockingly accurate details come through, I've hosted numerous gallery events with her where she left the whole room in awe with what came through. Hope is my go-to for Psychic Medium recommendations, especially for those loved ones you are struggling to connect with. Treat yourself and/or your family to a healing session with her - it will change your life for the better!

Informative and interesting day. The only thing I would say is maybe it would be helpful for her…read moreaudience if she used a cordless headset.

I visited with my son on the day the football team clenched the conference title. What a game!…read more The campus is walkable and we ran into a law professor who took some time to chat with our pre law hopeful. I would love to have my son here.

My son is now a sophomore and he's really enjoying it. As everyone notes, the faculty and…read moreacademics are superb and very challenging. He plays club hockey which is a lot of fun, and joined a fraternity -- the frats are fun and low key, not the toxic male environment as it can be at some schools. The campus is beautiful. Equally as nice as most small liberal arts colleges. The dorms are no worse than at most schools. I think most important of all, it's really a positive and supportive environment, academically intense but not competitive in an unhealthy way. If you're considering schools like Bucknell or Lehigh or Lafayette, DEFINITELY consider F&M. (And they gave us some generous financial merit aid compared to Bucknell!)

The food is great. It's unique and the style of pizza is so good. The service is wonderful…read more Everyone is welcome and the ambiance inside and out has a cool vibe. There is an outside eating area, a bar and inside there are plenty of comfy couches for everyone. Not everyone has an Indie theater in their hometown. Take advantage of it.

I had a great brunch the other day at Zoetropolis. It was my first time and it was a really good…read moreexperience. The staff and servers were very nice. Our server was friendly and helpful. She was knowledgeable about the entire menu. We had the breakfast burrito and the chicken and waffles. The food was delicious. Both platters were served hot, the food had fantastic flavor- fresh, punchy elements, the meal was colorful. It was a great experience.

Top Notch Operation! Ordered sod for my home and was impressed the first time I called with the…read moreexpert help I received. From start to finish, dealing with this company was a pleasure. Followed up 2 years later with a concern and received a quick response with tips and advice. Whether your planning a small residential yard or a large commercial project, I wouldn't look anywhere else. Thank you to Matt, Laura and the entire team.

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I'm so happy we got to visit this farmhouse and take the tour. It was very entertaining and…read moreeducational. If you're visiting the area, this is a must do. We got to learn a lot about the Amish community, how they live and how they farm. The tour of the land was beautiful and we really enjoyed getting to see the animals.

We enjoyed the experience. My "Lancaster bucket list" included a covered bridge. Check. The…read moreMiller's Farm Bridge is the result of two bridges that were going to be destroyed. The bridge is beautiful. Sheep and cows graze beside it. If you walk along the white fenced area, you can see The Amish Farm and House. This location is contrary. You can see a pretty farm area that is directly beside stores. There are various tour tickets available. I suggest the self tour and grabbing a bite at the BBQ barn. The bus tour is convenient if you don't want to research anything on your own. We planned our Lancaster visit with YouTube and google. There is something to be said for having someone drive you around this beautiful area. However, the stops are chosen for you. There is a better selection of shopping at the markets and smaller shops. If you are on the bus, you are in competition with everyone else trying to quickly purchase souvenirs in 20 minutes. If you decide to take a tour, don't buy a ticket on Sunday. The shops are closed and the tour is different. The house was interesting but I enjoyed the outside of the house at Old Windmill Farm. That was real. This has a "museum" feel. The displays are filled with facts and pictures. You can purchase a book in the gift shop that can explain Amish life. I prefer seeing and taking pictures. There are some beautiful photo opps on the property. There is a life sized cow you can "milk." There are limited, but adorable animals on the property. The goats are hilarious. There are animal approved snack bags you can buy for $1 in the gift shop. The goats climb stairs and walk across the bridge. The sheep make a perfect background by the covered bridge. There are play areas for children. Most things are wood - be careful about splinters. The wood photo cutouts were funny. The gift shop had a few Amish hats, crafted items and home made jams and other canned items. I found more items at flea markets and Kitchen Kettle Village. This place is worth visiting. The best way to end the self guided tour is with some food at a picnic table and a stroll by the covered bridge.

Hey friends! We visited this location to see Michael…read more This was a nice theater! We went on a Friday afternoon so it was nice and quiet. The theaters are huge and spaced out. Reclining Seats are luscious and comfy. There's a full service bar on-site as well as brick-oven pizza. Definitely an amazing touch to a movie theater. Customer service: Friendly Prices: typical theater prices lol Parking: Plenty free parking Atmosphere: Cozy. Located inside a walkable shopping center with dining options. I hope you enjoy!

Okay, I can see why this place has some bad reviews. I ultimately gave it four stars since the food…read moreis actually pretty awesome. The theater screen is clear and the seating is very comfortable. I'm glad a theater exists like it in Lancaster. It's also a gorgeous shopping plaza. Now for the negative. The service is slow. Like, really slow. The bar is incredibly limited. Though, I do love how generous the server was with the wine pour. I gave her a pretty hefty tip since she essentially topped off the glass as the wine was just about kicked. The bathrooms were filthy, but I'm used to that with many AMC theaters with the same situation. I think I was expecting more of a high end experience since the mall that the theater was located in was so nice. The exterior of the theater looked flashy. The inside lobby and common spaces? Really not fancy and kind of run down and this theater was just built a few years ago. Overall, I enjoyed the experience. Also, my kids LOVED the heated seating. That was a fun bonus. I'd come back again. Some of the food was truly fantastic. The standouts were the wood fired pizza and the cheesesteak. 100% would order again. The burger and grilled cheese were okay. My kids got that, and while they loved it, I was glad that my partner and I got what we ordered.