So the food was good! I got the Bacon BBQ Burger. Nice size, tasted a little bit like a…read moresmashburger. Asked for medium, definitely came out well done. My wife got their regular burger and it was cooked to her liking. Eventhough it was not cooked how I prefer, it still tasted good! The fries tasted very very good! I love a shoestring fry! Unfortunately, they charge an extra 6 dollars to upgrade from chips to fries with their burger. The mozzarella sticks were out of this world. This was a very good bang for your buck. Homemade and handbreaded, they were massive. You get two for 8 dollars. The prices here are very high. To put it in perspective, if you go here and get two burgers, upgrade to fries for both burgers, and get two waters, your bill is going to be $48 dollars plus tax.... The decor and scenery in here is incredible! It looks awesome. The seating is very limited. Make sure you get a reservation ahead of time. We went at 430 and about half the tables were blocked off for reservations. Would definitely like to come back here and try different items, every dish that went by looked delicious!

Great modern farmhouse style bistro with fresh yummy food and stylish decor. We were warmly…read morewelcomed and promptly seated at a somewhat private table. Menu has enough variety for all. Service was prompt and all of us enjoyed our yummy food. They have a nice selection of cocktails, wine, beer and other beverages. If you find yourself hungry while in the area, you definitely will enjoy eating here!

First time to the Lititz location today. I visit the Lebanon location a lot and I have always been…read morepleased. Sad to say, I ordered the old world Italian and it was just ok. I love the hard roll, but there was barely any meat. I even added extra ham for $2.00. I'm sorry, but this sandwich was not worth $15. My total was $18.14 with tax and tip.

Terrible counter girl. Just plain rude. Total disengaged in…read morewhat I was saying Couldn't answer questions Would not recommend this place

I wish we'd taken photos but we forgot! My friend and I are enjoying a day of wandering around…read moreLititz and stopped here at Piccolo for lunch. We ordered meatball parm and eggplant parm sandwiches. We each had a half of each. Huge sandwiches, delicious sauce, nice waiter and a chef who was born in Italy. This is the place to go! They do a lot of take out business with good reason! I will come back next time in Lititz. Yum!

Outstandingly delicious Italian food. Small, warm and welcoming. Also sells authentic spices,…read morenoodles, olive oil and other wonderful items direct from Italy. BYOB and friendly staff.

I thought they were closed on Sunday's so I ate elsewhere. I then passed the restaurant and they…read morewere open! I went inside and ordered Tomato Pie (which I've never had or heard of) to go. It was one of the best dishes I've ever had. If you have never had it it's a must. It was sheer perfection. I'm not sure how to describe it other than it was better than pizza! The young lady that took my order was extremely kind and proficient. I highly recommend this particular dish.

My fiancé and I have been talking about coming back here for a year. We haven't stopped talking…read moreabout their French press in that long. Genuinely one of the best cups of coffee I've had in America. I got the tomato pie turnover (omelette) and it was delicious. And he got the grain bowl..? Something like that. I love coming here. The food is fresh and healthy and about delicious. The brown buttered scone was so good. It's cute, cozy, and just feels like an elevated grandmas kitchen. 15/10

What happened to your prices? $17 for a sandwich in Lititz, PA. I miss the good old days and the…read morelinguini salad that I still make at home. :(

The sandwiches here were really good. The service was excellent. The atmosphere was out of 1989…read morewith even Roxette playing in the background.

Small cafe inside a hardware store. Prices online are not…read morecorrect they're doubled in store. Ladies that work there are nice!

Good sandwich for a great price! Friendly staff and a nice local vibe. Had some of their chicken…read morepotpie soup, regional chips and root beer. Nothing fancy but a good sandwich doesn't need to be.

Stopped by Bulls Head Public House to check out their brunch menu, and it was a great experience…read more We ordered the Ham & Brie on a pretzel bun with cheddar, Granny Smith apples, and apple butter, along with the Fish & Chips with a beer-battered fillet, lemon, and remoulade. Everything came out exactly as expected, and the flavors worked really well together. The Ham & Brie had a nice balance of sweet and savory, and the Fish & Chips was crispy and cooked well. Also had a mimosa with brunch, which was a nice addition. If you're looking for a brunch spot in Lititz or just a place for good food and drinks, this is definitely worth checking out.

First time here so we had to sample some authentic English dishes…read more Shepherd's Pie- Sausage rolls- Scotch egg- Fish & chips- Seafood salad- Wait, what? Sticky toffee pudding- Everything was very good except the scotch egg was very overcooked. The shepherd's pie and sausage rolls were especially enjoyable. Inside is a seemingly authentic-like English pub. No complaints. The bartender, who also takes food orders and handles your tab, very friendly and efficient. Highly recommend.

Excellent food and service. 1 adult and 1 young child. Speedy service as well. Thank you!read more

Was at the Shirt Factory for a Jazz Event (first Sunday of the month) and Collusion is on the 2nd…read morefloor. Food could be ordered at the bar and they bring it to you upstairs. The food menu was great and there were several additional specials to try. The ceasar salad had delicious croutons and was well dressed. The bruschetta flatbread had the perfect amount of cheese, the crust was yummy, and the bruschetta didn't add too much liquid. Beers were great, tried a creamsicle ale and enjoyed several local beers too!

Picture this: It's 90 degrees, the whole town is one big craft fair, streets are blocked off,…read morepeople everywhere, and I'm two sips away from dehydration with a bladder situation that's quickly becoming a state of emergency. After what felt like a Survivor-level bathroom scavenger hunt, we spotted Roma Pizza like a beacon of hope. The place was hopping -- folks darting in and out with to-go boxes like it was the hottest ticket in town. We ordered a medium cheese, mushroom, and pepperoni pie with two fountain sodas, rang up around $20 (my kind of math), and snagged a table. The Pizza Rundown * Sauce: Tangy with a sweet little wink at the end -- like it knew it was good. * Cheese: Plentiful, stringy, glorious... honestly carrying the whole team. * Toppings: Mushrooms and pepperoni were generous enough to be noticed, but not trying to steal the spotlight from the cheese. * Seasoning: A sprinkle of oregano for that "just enough" finish. * Crust: Firm but not hard, tasty without trying too hard. We inhaled all but three slices, boxed those beauties up, and I may or may not have eaten them in my kitchen at midnight like a raccoon in pajama pants. Vibe check: Small-town charm, row of connected Main Street shops, raised pizza stands on the tables (bless you for that), and friendly, polite staff who clearly know they're feeding the masses. Is it the best pizza I've ever had? No. Is it worth a stop if you're in Lititz and need to refuel? Absolutely. Solid pie, fair price, happy customers. Roma, you were the hero of my craft-fair chaos day.

Some of the best pizza in Lititz. From the pizza to the…read moresubs you cannot go wrong. Always enjoy supporting family owned businesses.

Saturday Brunch at this elegant southern Italy restaurant was amazing. The exterior of this…read morehistoric Lititz building is deceiving, when you enter the restaurant it is bright and airy. We ordered Brussels sprouts and the lemon ricotta pancakes to share. And for main courses, the "egg, sausage&cheese"breakfast sandwich; and arugula salad. Sprouts were crispy and the pancakes were like having dessert first. The focaccia bread that the sandwich was made with was soft and fresh. Only improvements suggestion, Americano coffee was like warm; it should be served hot. We will return to try other items on the menu.

Finally!! Lancaster area has been in desperate need for a good Italian restaurant (if you think the…read moreother places in Lanc are good Italian- please visit Philly, Boston or Providence and then come back to the comments) I had the white ragu, and my date had the gnocchi - both freshly made, and they were the best pasta dishes I've had while living here over the last nine years. Five out of five and can't wait to go back