The Lincoln Diner was suggested by the clerk at the hotel I was staying at. I love diners -- it's…read moreone of the things I look for on road trips. I ordered the roast beef club sandwich which came with fries. It was huge! I had to keep holding it to squish it down enought to take a bite! It was also very good. The price were reasonable, and the service was good. I am glad that I chose to go there.

Huge menu and cheap. THE hangout for college kids…read more Our table was 20' from the kitchen and our plates came out cold (pancake) or luke warm at best (eggs, etc.). They even upcharge you for sour dough bread... I expect we just had a bad experience as this place couldn't survive if our experience was typical. Damages with tipo was $29.

Score! I heartily recommend this place. The food is spot on,…read morethe service was fabulous (thank you Rebecca!), and the themed decor was inviting and legit (not overdone). You won't be disappointed

We stopped in and were seated right away. Our server was excellent and very attentive. The food was…read moreamazing, particularly the Seafood Isabella. The ambiance was perfect for a quiet meal. The bill was reasonable. We will definitely return if we are back in Gettysburg.

Rated No. 1 in Town by many and we agree…read more Came in expecting a solid night out--left impressed. First off, service was dialed in: attentive without hovering, genuinely warm, and paced just right for a relaxed evening. Cocktails ("bespoke") can sometimes feel like an afterthought at places like this, but not here. The La Dulce Vida was excellent--balanced, not overly sweet, and actually worth ordering again (rare). We split the baby beet salad and honestly could've eaten two. Bright, fresh, and one of those dishes that makes you rethink how good something simple can be. Mains: duck à l'orange and steak frites. Both delivered. The duck had that perfect mix of richness and citrus, and the steak was cooked spot-on--though fair warning, it's a serious portion. The frites skip the usual cone presentation, but they're crispy and plentiful, so no real complaints. All in around $200 with tip for two, which felt fair given the quality across the board. This is the kind of place that doesn't try too hard--and gets almost everything right. Would come back.

First time trying out Sign of the Buck. Quaint atmosphere. We went during Restaurant week and they…read morehad a nice 3 course special. The mussels and frites were amazing and honestly I could have just had that for dinner and been happy. Drinks were clever and well presented. I had the maple bacon old fashion and the S'mores old fashion. I did like the bacon one a smidge better. Service was ok, had to ask for silverware and our waters went empty. No big deal. Would return.

We stopped in just for a quick breakfast while visiting and loved this little quaint establishment…read more The young man that took our order was very personable and patient while we asked questions about the juices and smoothies. Loved the baked goods offered at the register.

Food and drink were average. Iced latte was bitter. Food took forever- over 25 minutes for an egg,…read morecheese, bacon bagel. It wasn't particularly busy either. I wouldn't come here if you were in a rush to go anywhere. Overall kinda dirty vibes too. I want to support a small local business but it's hard when it's not run well.

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)

The food that I had was very good, very reasonably priced, came out hot and fresh. I did have a…read morebuffalo chicken wrap in it. It was not fried tenders like you would normally get in my part of the world, it was shredded chicken so keep that in mind. I'm not really a fan of that. The broiled shrimp was excellent and incredibly reasonably priced. I'm going to take away one star because of the stench in the men's room, it's horrible and I can't believe they don't do something about it. Other than that, a very good experience and I do recommend the place.

The staff here was absotuley amazing. Every single person we encountered was genuinely friendly and…read moreeager to help and accomodate. I have never felt so welcome anywhere as I did at the Farnsworth House. My family stayed two nights, in two rooms, ate breakfast in the morning in the dining room, we ate dinner both nights at the Tavern and did the Haunted Cellar Tour with Patricia. We loved Patricia so much, we booked her for a paranormal investigation the following night. We will be back!

The furniture almost killed me. The chairs are flimsy and have tiny coke bottle top feet to connIn…read moreect to the ground. The ground at the Farnsworth Inn where the restaurant is is covered in wood chips; meaning the feet do NOT lay level on the ground. If you lean back you can fall back and if you land wrong crack your skull on one of the rocks if you are on the perimeter which I was. That was bad; worse was the brain dead girl who saw my blood on my hand and knee ( my knee was bad) and instead of saying "let me tell me manager and are you OK?" She says DUMBLY, "Sorry". this did no good at all obviously. I would not eat there until they level the ground the chairs are on outside and hire intelligent helpful people. "Sorry" was NOT what I wanted to hear. Care for me and the future people who gently lean back in their chairs to relax and then crash into a bed of bricks and rocks is the correct approach. Really really bad place

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.