I stopped by this restaurant on my way out of Gettysburg and I was very pleased with the food and…read morethe service. I knew they had a lot of options on the menu but I only needed a bacon cheeseburger w/ chips and a Diet Coke. The food was good! The staff was very friendly and accommodating too. Hit this place up!

We've stopped in twice - and we will again - while hanging out in Gettysburg on 2 different…read moreoccasions. Both times, the food has been spectacular...enough so that I remember the taste of both entrees pictured! First visit I sampled the Brisket Benedict which was fantabulous - 2nd visit was their Montecristo ....which was just as good. Snappy service - lively, but not too loud, great-looking distillery décor ...and plenty of merch for you to walk over and inspect. This venue has been added to my rotation and I expect to make trip #3 soon. Highly recommended!

The settling was appropriate for the area, very well done and maintained!! The food was delicious…read moreand was presented well! Portions were just right. Our waitress was absolutely amazing! She was clearly overwhelmed, but somehow managed to keep herself together and did not skip a beat. Did not miss a thing. So impressive!! Definitely get to this place - something for everyone.

The docent at the Gettysburg Children's Museum recommended this while visiting which helped us…read moredecide our dinner plans. He said that "You are transported back in time the moment you step into the place." He was not wrong. Though it was late evening, there were still tons of people waiting to get in. We were starving but figured the wait must mean the food was worth it and...it was! We chose first available and were seated at the bar in the corner. It was nice because we didn't wait long to be served and we had I nice view of the entire restaurant. A very rustic place that looked as I would imagine it did in 1863. My friend ordered a Caesar salad, fillet, and a baked potato. The salad came with a freshly baked yeast dinner roll. Fillet was cooked to perfection. I ordered the King's Soup which was French onion soup except with large chunks of tender beef in it. My entree was the Spring House Salad which was mixed greens, apples, walnuts, chipped smoked turkey, with herb dressing and it was divine. The sleeper of the meal was the datenut bread with cream cheese that came with my salad. A dark brown molasses bread with dried fruit and nuts. It was so chocked full of nuts and fruit while the dough was the most moist bread I've ever had. I couldn't eat both pieces after the meal so took it in a to go container. I ate it on the drive home and it was still moist and delicious.

This is the spot to get hamburgers in Gettysburg. Theirs are huge, made of prime meat, and…read morepresented hot & juicy. I always order my burger medium-rare, and that's what I get here. I can't tell you how many times that medium is what I usually get when requesting medium-rare at restaurants. There's a big difference between the two in terms of internal temperature, center color, and texture. This place knows how to properly cook a medium-rare burger, and for me, that's a sign of quality and sets it apart. The sidewinder fries are fab as are the homemade potato chips and either comes with burgers. The dressing on the coleslaw needs some seasoning, but the slaw itself is fresh and crunchy. The Maryland crab soup is pretty slammin', too. I favor the back dining room, not the bar (in front). These 2 areas have different vibes. The back room feels like the way a burger joint should be. The bar is, well, more bar-ish. One of the servers, Brody, provides exceptional service--a shout out to him. This establishment's name is playful and clearly informs the customer as to what their specialty is: hamburgers. I bought one of their T-shirts, perhaps that says it all.

We love the Gettysburger! We stopped in on a busy Saturday afternoon and waited about 20 minutes. I…read morefeel like we waited longer for our food than we ever have before, but they had a few large parities, so I get that. I ordered the Muenster burger which was excellent! I've never had a bad burger here and always order the smash patties - I just enjoy them more. Two burgers and two beers were less than $50 with a tip - can't beat that in a tourist town. We'll be back soon!

My wife traveled from Houston to Gettysburg to celebrated her birthday. We're staying at the…read moreGettysburg Hotel, after a long travel day we came across the street to have a late meal and we're so glad we did. Place is clean, staff were super friendly. My wife had the crab cake burger and I had a burger with apple slices, I don't recall the name but it was on the Confederate side of the menu. We were both very happy with the food. It was AMAZING. We will absolutely come back before we go home. This place is going on our return list. We went back mad I had the Longstreet Burger (photo)

Once you order, ask for a to-go box since the portions are large. The staff was very accommodating…read moreto allow us to dine outdoors on their sidewalk since we had our four-legged family member with us. Inside, the bartender and hostess were equally wonderful. We tried a General Harry T Hayes burger prepared "Big Round Top" style. Ask for extra napkins and don't put it down. It's juicy and it's messy. We also tried the Cuban Sandwich which had extra zing with the spicy mustard and crunchy pickles.

Our waitress was top notch, very attentive and so kind. The selection of traditional Irish food at…read morethe lower portion of the menu was very nice, half of us chose from that and all agreed that was very good, including our Irish friend! Great atmosphere. Highly recommend!

Nice friendly staff and great service. I would recommend highly…read more The prices were really excellent especially for the area.

Great service. everyone was super nice. Food was simple but in a good way. Great atmosphere!read more

Found a true American classic at Lincoln Diner in Gettysburg. Rolled in with the family on a…read moreSunday expecting a quick lunch... rolled out questioning every life decision. We ordered the Presidential Breakfast, and I swear it came with its own zip code. Pancakes, French toast, eggs over easy, sunny-side-up eggs, corned beef hash, bacon, sausage links... enough food to feed three hungry people--and it actually did. Every bite was worth it. Shoutout to Brenda for the awesome service and to the house coffee for being the best cup in town. Great prices, huge portions, and zero regrets... except maybe wearing jeans with a button. If Abe Lincoln ate here, he'd have needed a nap before writing the Gettysburg Address.

First time here and thoroughly impressed. I enjoy trying all kinds of food and have a pretty…read morerefined palate, while the person I came with tends to be less adventurous. So, it was a great test for the menu. We shared the hummus bil lahme, cheese rolls, and mixed grill, and every dish was excellent. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and clearly made with care. There was a garlic sauce that was served with the mixed grill that needs to be sold so I can take more home. The menu is really good at explaining the dishes. The service was outstanding as well. We had a few questions, and the staff was patient, knowledgeable, and gave great recommendations. The atmosphere had a warm, welcoming vibe that made the whole experience even better. We both left happy and will definitely be back again. If you are bored with your local options this place would be really fun to try. I think even the least adventurous eater would really enjoy visiting.

If you're in Gettysburg, Jamilie Syrian Kitchen is a must-visit. Since opening in late 2024, the…read moreowners have done a beautiful job honoring their mother, Chef Jamilie, by serving authentic food that feels like a home-cooked meal. The menu is full of highlights, but here are the essentials: Hummus: Incredibly smooth and fresh--truly some of the best you'll ever have. Kebbee: Perfectly crispy on the outside with a savory, spiced filling that is pure comfort food. Cheese Borak: These golden, flaky pastry rolls are light, crispy, and the perfect upgrade from a standard cheese appetizer. It's a warm, welcoming spot with a great story and even better food. I can't recommend it enough!

Hmm based on the reviews I was expecting a lot more...especially when it comes to hot dogs from a…read moreplace supposed to be known for hot dogs. Coming from Rhode Island with hot weiners I have high expectations for what they call the 'Texas dog' and I can say that they didn't even come close. A dog with meat sauce, mustard and onions...The bread was a majority of the dog with a mountain of yellow onions that left so much of a bite I couldn't take another. The dogs were really big and seemed to be cut in half but the casing was tough and the dogs were not of quality. The stars given were simply to account for the memorabilia and history of the establishment which was cool to see. Overall, the dogs made us sick and left us disappointed but the history is worth the trip? Maybe just don't get the hotdog.

Came in for breakfast on a Friday morning with my dad. First visit for both of us and the servers…read morewere all very friendly and attentive! We sat in a booth and ordered two omelettes. I had a ham and cheese with rye toast and my dad ordered a western omelette, but swapped the ham out for sausage and asked for two sides of scrapple and home fries. The omelettes were stuffed. I've never seen so much sausage in an omelette as I did that morning. The rye toast was only very lightly toasted.. I prefer a little crisper. My dad's home fries were seasoned well and the scrapple was thin and crispy. He loved it. The inside of the restaurant is small and homey with all of the expected diner touches (signs, and barstools, etc.). There are two unisex bathrooms and the one I used was a little dirty. If we're looking for diner food in the area, I think we would definitely stop in again for a quick bite.