Coworkers and I were in town for a conference and chose this place because it's open later than…read more9pm. It's a basic sports bar, good list of bar food and drinks. They have some deals, like $4 shots of tequila, fireball, and jager. I had potato skins and thought they were good! Our server was attentive and took good care of us. They had a ton of tvs and I liked that they played sound for the Thursday night football game.

I'm surprised to see the overall rating on this isn't higher. I find it to be a pretty reliable…read morelate-night option for food as I'm passing through town. The bartender, Jillian, is pleasant and helpful, and the food is decent. Not gourmet. But better than I'd expect from most places at those hours. I generally get the tomato basil soup and some kind of salad. The salad options are good, really. I sit at the bar, and the degree of socialness of people varies a bit, but overall I'd say people are friendly. So, as a late-night person, I look forward to it on trips when I'm not quite ready to sleep as other places close.

Tikka Shack is a chain of fast-casual Indian restaurants that opened in Lubbock, Texas in 2016. It…read morewas founded by friends and business partners Pramod Prodduturi and Bhoopal Reddy. The duo originally founded the fast-casual chain Masala Wok in Richardson in 2002. The focus of that chain was on fresh, made-to-order Indian and Asian dishes inspired by Hyderabad, India where Prodduturi grew up. Masala Wok went on to become an enduring success and currently has seven locations throughout Texas. As they began to scale and add new Masala Wok locations, Prodduturi and Reddy noticed that their Indian menu generated the most revenue. So, in 2016, they expanded by opening Tikka Shack, focusing solely on Indian dishes such as curries, biryani, and, of course, tikka masala. As of this writing, Tikka Shack has 20 locations throughout the United States. My family and I recently had lunch at the Tikka Shack in Hershey, Pennsylvania (opened April 2024) while we were in town for the day. While looking for a place to grab lunch, we saw it on Chocolate Avenue and thought that Indian food sounded delicious. We initially had no idea that it was part of a chain. I ordered the "Chicken Tikka Masala" (savory, tomato-cream masala spiced up with paprika, coriander, and turmeric, served w/ basmati rice), my wife had the "Chicken Methi Malai" (flavorful & creamy curry sauce infused with methi (dry fenugreek), paprika, turmeric, yogurt, coriander, and garnished fresh cilantro, served w/ basmati rice), we both had Garlic Naan and Samosas on the side, and our sons both had the "Chicken Tikka Tenders" (tikka seasoned and hand breaded all white meat chicken tenders, served w/ fries). Everything was really tasty; excellent quality! My wife and I washed everything down with a couple of delicious "Mango Lassis". During our stay, we also noticed that many of the clientele were people of Indian decent, which is always a good sign. We had an excellent lunch at Tikka Shack and would definitely visit again if we see another location in the future!

WOW! So tasty! I'm…read moreof Indian descent and I totally approve! I'm so happy this is flavorful food in the middle of Hershey Pennsylvania! Great stop before hitting the park!

Oh my goodness what a treat! We stopped in after a day of driving and were the only ones in the…read morerestaurant at 3:30 on the Saturday before Labor Day (couldn't believe it). We were greeted by the most attentive wait staff and decided to get the Nashville hot chicken appetizer to share. It was absolutely fantastic! I ordered a Caesar salad with the smoked turkey and couldn't have been happier. The corn bread croutons were incredible. My husband had the mac bowl with pork belly and let me taste the pork belly. Seriously melt in your mouth. This place is an incredible restaurant with fresh, carefully made food. Would come back again and again if we lived here.

Wonderful meal last night at Sweet T and Greens. It was such a lovely evening, we decided to sit…read moreoutside on the patio. (Note: I've often found this restaurant space to be cold inside, even when it was Home 231.) We were served by an incredible young server, Jonathan, who looked after our every need. We were also visited tableside by Chef/Owner Geno Goodman, and had a nice conversation about the restaurant biz. Our food was delicious. We started with the smoked deviled eggs, which were nicely smoked and seasoned. B had a special, branzino, with collards and Mac and cheese. I decided on a small rack of ribs with collards and corn on the cob. Everything was simply wonderful. The ribs were falling off the bone and amply sauced. We were interested in desserts, but decided against until next time. That won't be too long. I think we have a new Harrisburg favorite! Thanks, Geno and Jonathan!

Eh, the male order taker at the drive through was very friendly and patient. The female money…read moretaker and food giver didn't say hello or thank you. I ordered one crunchy taco and a bean burrito and a packet of Diablo sauce. I ate in the car and when I opened the bag, the taco was already broken. And there are seven sauce packets. I am convinced Taco Bell would save millions if their staff didn't grab a handful of sauces for every order. Food was great, didn't appreciate the second person not acknowledging me much less being nice.

Wish I could rate this place less than a one. Doesn't even deserve a star. Arrived at 8:35pm to a…read morebusy restaurant, so naturally we expected to wait a little bit. Placed a mobile order because there were lots of people at the kiosks. App said that the food should be ready by 8:46... got our food at 9:10. At a Taco Bell, 24 minutes waiting for food is way too long. It's fast food, not, whatever this is. While we waited, we noticed the disarray of the kitchen. Looking down the line, there was trash all over the floor, sauce packets under the drive thru window, and over all, a disgusting atmosphere. The food was thankfully okay, (it had better be for how long we waited). Disappointed that there was no apology from the employees, nothing. Was hoping for a quick stop in for dinner, not have to stand in the lobby for 20 minutes hoping that they would start our order. Going in, didn't expect a 5 star restaurant, but I certainly didn't expect to have our experience. Very disappointed.

Great fast food option in Hershey Park to grab before you head out on the road. The prices were a…read morebit inflated, as expected in a theme park, but it hit the spot and looked like one of the better food options in the park. Space to sit and dine in as well. I love the chicken nuggets here!

This restaurant is inside Hersheypark. The line gets crazy long so be prepared to wait in line for…read moreat least an hour on an average park day. This branch offers a very limited menu with no salads. Today was the first time I tried the Chick-fil-A sauce and I recommend it! It goes well with the chicken. It's similar to honey mustard but even better! I paid 7.99 for a milkshake they forgot about and we had to wait even longer to get that. Otherwise the food was on par with other Chick-fil-As

Tried to use an offer that I received in email for a free bucket of chicken when you spend $15 in…read morethe app. The manager at this location informed me that they are not allowed to accept any promotions or offers from KFC. Very strange and makes me wonder if they will be around for very long.

I can't believe this place makes it. It must be that the poor tourists don't realize how bad it is…read moreuntil they get there. Chicken was burnt, the speaker system didn't work, nothing about my meal was good. And trying to find your way into the drive up and out of it Was crazy.

I do love some Chipotle on occasion. They were so much better when they first came out & served…read moreorganic food. It has been downhill ever since to original owner sold out. That being said, every time I come to the Hershey Chipotle I question my judgment. Today, there was a sign on the door that said, "Sorry, we are out of white rice." then handwritten "and forks." How does a restaurant run out of forks when that is how your customers eat your food? If I were a manager or franchise owner, I would make a trip to the nearest club store to buy a case of forks using petty cash. White rice? No big deal because they had brown rice & they taste the same to me. But it must make a difference to others because they left after reading the sign. Back to my food. I ordered a burrito (how was I going to eat a bowl or salad with a spoon). Looked over the proteins to find the freshest one that wasn't dried out from sitting on the line. I chose the shredded pork and all the toppings. It was delicious. My issue was the way it was served to me. A delicious, overstuffed, juicy burrito wrapped in one piece of foil was given to me. No tray, basket, or bowl. Shouldn't be a problem but the foil isn't big enough to keep the burrito together so it's falling apart as I eat it while holding it. What a mess. I'm glad that I was sitting at a table outside the restaurant. Cleanliness: they must have been hit with a rush before the hockey game because the soda and condiment area was wiped out and a mess. People are slobs. There were a few forks in the utensil area but since I ordered a burrito, I didn't think I would need it. The tables were clean. The lady's room was a mess & had a broken paper towel dispenser. On the way to the bathrooms, there is a bulletin board with their inspection report. Everything was in compliance except the temperatures of the hot & cold food. But everyone is aware of that because it was on the news due to company-wide issues. The staff were courteous but looked like they were beaten up and fighting a losing battle trying to smile through the comments about the forks and rice. My recommendation would be to get your food to go if you can. Focus on the good food but have access to your own forks. I will give them another chance since the food is so good.

We ordered two main dishes - one vegetarian salad, one chicken bowl - along with chips/salsa. They…read morecharged for the guac on the veggie & didn't give any salad dressing (both later corrected when I saw the receipt. Very small portions and the guy serving kept using the salsa serving spoons and touching items in the bowls- so a lot of cross-contamination, especially for allergy reasons. The chicken was burnt. And the chips were not only stale but also there were barely any in the bag, my guess is since we came at 11am they were left over and the kitchen staff didn't want to make new ones. Overall not the best, and unfortunately this has been an ongoing experience when visiting this location.

In the park, so a chicken sandwich meal for $15 isn't unexpected, but still I wince. Kid's meal for…read more$9. Menu here is limited, but the lines are long and slow, hot and uncomfortable inside though still better than the heat outside. The place is dirty... self clean your own table with those Purell wipes they put out. Service was slow at the counter (really... waffle fries, two kinds of chicken sandwiches, and two kinds of nuggets.. should be faster). At least orders come out whenever they're done (they don't wait on speed/queue #) - it'd be easier if they gave us a number vs shouting names, though. Customer service here.. not the #1 note. They spilled my fries on the counter and instead of doing a new box, they just shoveled them back into the bag. Hm. Needless to say, we didn't bother eating those. I get you're busy, but really.. right in front of us? Overall, dry and salty chicken and not too excited about this spot. Seasonal - peach milkshake. Will have to try that at a different location.

Skip this and find somewhere else in the park. Seating is…read moreminuscule, every table top is sticky, the AC doesn't work well because the doors are constantly open, the lines take forever, and while the food is ok (hence any stars at all), lunch was over $50 dollars for three meals. I understand park pricing, but you need something else going for you to make that worth while.

We stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn, and this spot was recommended as a casual, walkable option, so…read morewe decided to check it out. I love a good wing place, and based on the reviews, this one was known for its wings. I ordered 6 Habanero, 6 Jamaican dry rub, and 6 Lemon Pepper. The Habanero wings had just the right amount of sauce without being soggy. I also asked for their 911 sauce to dip my dry rub wings in for extra heat. We shared an order of fried mushrooms and a plain salad. Since it was the off-season, the service was excellent, with lots of teamwork among the staff. A quick heads-up--there's only one bathroom, no outdoor seating, but plenty of parking. Overall, I'd definitely come back and would love to try their sandwiches and burgers next time!

Excellent restaurant with great menu for families and friends gathering. Wings are the best in the…read morearea with several seasoning options. Definitely recommend this restaurant.

A real authentic 50's retro classic old school classic diner…read moreThe food was fabulous and the friendly atmosphere and service welcome. A real 'turn the clock back to 50's' experience.

Food was good. Nothing stellar, but typical diner fare…read more It was a warm, humid day and we went for dinner around 7pm. It felt like they didn't have any functioning AC whatsoever. Philly Cheesesteak was better than expected. Gyro was disappointing, tziki lacked flavor, lamb was ok. Kids got waffles and they were as expected with little smiley face whipped toppings which was cute and appreciated. Our server was great. Super attentive to every table he had.