The authentic Ukrainian green borscht at The Doyle Hotel was a hearty meal. What a surprise to see…read moreit added to the menu. We've been coming here for years and it never disappoints. They also have a decent smoked salmon salad. They also rent rooms and this hotel has long been a popular spot for people on the Appalachian Trail.

We stopped in to eat and it did not disappoint!! I had the Ukrainian borscht white soup and my…read morefriend had a burger with fresh cut fries, Both were delicious!!

Food was good waitstaff was amazing. Thank you chef for the awesome burger. What an awesome build…read morean old bank. Right on the Appalachian Trail. We also got to see a little bit behind the scenes.

This is one of our go to spots and we live about 25 min away. Veteran owned, rotating terrific…read moreselection of craft beers. Love the owners Micheal and Cliff. Great pub food with weekly specials. Relaxed atmosphere on the AT and since it was a former bank the original vault is still in place. We've met some great people on pretty much every visit. Have been going since before they opened (when it was pop ups only!) definitely stop in...!

The service was perfect during our entire visit. We stopped in for a quick bite for dinner. I had…read morethe Mushroom Bacon Jam Burger. Fig jam, sauted mushrooms, bacon, Munster cheese, half pound burger... and it was delicious! Asparagus was just the way I like it. The fries were hot and crispy. The bottle of beer was icy cold. Don't you love it when you get in the car after leaving a resturant, thinking, wow, that was perfect. There was an out-of- state foursome near our table who commented to each other how much they loved the building and toasted their friend for picking the resturant.

Food and beer is decent, I'd probably try it again. The bartender seemed super unhappy and did the…read moreminimum required work before heading out again for another smoke break. Burger and beer hit the spot though. The hostel portion is decaying and dirty, and has a reputation for being so, almost like they try hard to make it super run down - like hippies took over some abandoned building and started living there. Even with that expectation it was still a little bit too uncomfortable. Dirt all over the floor in my room with some rugs slapped over the floorboards to hide it, filthy bathrooms where I still felt dirty after taking a shower, and really bad WiFi where I couldn't upload any videos or photos (LTE was much faster). A hornet was flying around the exposed ceiling on my first bathroom visit. A few shelters have definitely been cleaner and more comfortable. Will let the photos do the rest of the review.

We were just passing through and needed dinner, so we turned to Yelp for a recommendation and…read moredecided on Old Trail Tavern. They are definitely a steakhouse, offering many different cuts of steak at higher price points, which is expected for quality steaks. No one in our group ordered steak this time, however. Three of us ordered the Bourbon Glazed Chicken Breast, which was made with Bell & Evans chicken -- always a great sign because their chicken is excellent quality. We all really enjoyed our meals. The restaurant itself is very nice inside, and the service was good. We arrived about an hour before closing, and there were still a couple of parties dining. One thing worth noting: if you're a water snob like me and carry your Yeti filled with reverse osmosis water everywhere, this restaurant does not allow outside beverages. In all the years I've carried my water bottle with me, this is actually the first restaurant that has ever told me I couldn't have it there. Overall, I do recommend this restaurant, but I'd also recommend looking over the menu ahead of time so you know what to expect

I have been driving by the Old Trail Tavern for years. Located on the frontage road which used to…read morebe the Old Trail. Yes it's a small place with a small dining area next to the bar. The parking lot always seems full, but I never stopped until tonight. All I have to say, this is one of THE BEST steaks I've had in a very long time, maybe ever. My friend Steve invited me to have dinner here tonight and I was not disappointed! I had the strip with green beens and a loaded potato. Steve had a huge tomahawk. They were both cooked perfectly medium rare and super tender which Steve informed the chef personally. Sarah provided great service and many whiskey sours. Great job. Now I have to come back. Sorry was so hungry I didn't take pics.

Good beer, including their IPAs. Also tried their Vanilla Stout, which was about perfect. I…read moreneglected to take a photo of it, but we ordered a Hawaiian flatbread pizza that was good to share for the two of us, as a light lunch. Very nice location with plenty of parking around it. Good place to bring dogs for the patio. Fast and friendly service, and great decor with all the pet portraits on the walls!

Cute little hole in the wall. We stopped on a whim. Not many options for us since we are gluten…read morefree but they did have a gluten free flatbread (more like a pizza here) and we got the Margherita. It was pretty good. They do put pesto which was new for me but it was good. The server was very friendly and they did have a cider on tap which was nice. I got the seltzer and it was not super fizzy which is what I like. You could also order different flavors for it.

This place changed my credit card receipt and gave themselves additional $10 tip that I did not…read moreauthorize on a pickup order. The food was horrible and when I called to speak to owner the person did not speak English and couldn't understand. Check your credit card transactions!!!

Very fun and exciting place Good drinks, good hookah, good music. The owner makes you feel like…read morehome.

Closed. Gone. History now…read more That said, Hell in a Bucket was great while it lasted! Microbrewed beer, a scratch kitchen, and live music. Maybe somebody will pick up this idea and run with it again...

This past weekend 8/22/2026, we were biking on the Northwest Lancaster County Rail Trail. The…read moreTrail runs for a few blocks on Front Street in Marietta, PA. As we were pedaling past Hell In A Bucket, my fiancée said we should stop there on our way back. Sure enough, we stopped by to reward ourselves for taking on the 28-mi NW River Trail. What a place!!! Seriously! First of all, we wanted to sit at the bar (our usual preference when dining out, if it's possible). The bar was full, but there was one stool open. A guy noticed that we were looking for another stool, and he gladly gave up his place so we could sit and eat together. I later found out that he was the owner and Brewer @ Hell In A Bucket. He had moved to a few chairs down and was talking to his friend explaining how the Dark Star Stout was brewed. The DSS was superb! Janie, my fiancée, picked the Harry Hood 12oz. Which she enjoyed. While these beers were absolutely what "the doctor ordered" after our bike ride, the best was yet to come. We were handed a sheet with today's specials. I did not expect a brewery to have "daily specials" at least not in the form of food. The specials included a Souvlaki Mediterranean Sampler (think, a charcuterie with goodies from Italy and Greece). We also chose an another special called Arancini (a baseball sized cheesy risotto deep fried to perfection). Lastly, we shared the "Pasta of the Day" -- Eggplant Parmigiana on a bed of pasta. Everything was Amazing! We continued to compliment the chef when the owner said he only started a short time ago. I said, "Keep him!" Our dinner tasted like we were eating at a 5-Star NYC restaurant right here in Marietta. ...and at a price that was so reasonable that I KNOW I'll be back! Aside from the great beers, the phenomenally great food, I also have to say that Hell In A has a great vibe. We know we'll be coming back, maybe without even riding the trail!

5 star surprise here on a late Saturday afternoon. Brews were great, food excellent and the…read morebartender was a cool guy/guide for our selections. Wings, fries, chips and the featured French Onion burger were out of this world great. Really happy we finally stopped here. Inside is modern and the back game room/dining area is a nice place to bring the kids or just play the games while there. We'll be back!

Such a nice fun spot. I came here for the first time a few weeks ago on a Friday night…read more It was busy ! So make sure you reserve a table or get there early. I just sat at the bar and ordered a few beers and some appetizers. ( good selection if I may say so myself lol ) The person who attended me , was very nice, friendly and kept up with everyone although you could tell they were getting slammed with orders. They also had live entertainment, which was fun. Overall , I enjoyed this place. Definitely will be coming back. I loved the vibe.

Great service and great food. The wait staff was prompt and had good recommendations. The food was…read moreperfect and delicious.

Cool place, great interior and it looked like nice outdoor seating options as well. After a hot day…read moreat the giant RV show we ate inside. Service was very good. We ordered drinks the cheesesteak egg rolls. I highly recommend those egg rolls! Drinks were good, food came in good time. Steph had the burrito bowl with chicken and I had the tortellini. Tortellini came with chicken and andouille which was spicy but very good. Topped it off with a Sweet Baby Jesus peanut butter rum complete with crushed Reese's Pieces. We are in Hershey after all!

Another wonderful Sunday Supper at Blue Buffalo Tavern! We ordered off the Seafood Festival menu…read moreand the meal was amazing! I had stuffed salmon cooked to perfection and hubby had Red's Mixed Grill. Portions were perfect. Kendell took great care of us too! Beautiful night at the Tavern!

Beer is cheap and cold. Food is not so great brioche roll was pretty stale. Service was good.read more