Great ice cream shop! Always a must when on the East Coast!…read moreWe're from Texas and they are few and far between... love Rita's

Have always ordered a kid/baby cone when we go to Rita's and no problem. Today I order a kid/baby…read morecone, get to the register to pay and instead of about $2.00, the bill comes to over $4.00. WHAT?? Was told kid cones are no longer an option so now I'm stuck paying for a cone of soft serve that's over $4.00 - it's not even hard, hand-scooped ice cream. Won't be stepping in Rita's (at least the Mechanicsburg one) ever again unless they bring back kid cones. Can't imagine taking a family there - need a part-time job just to pay for it.

Just got done having dinner at Sapporo, had to check out the new store they have a little of…read moreeverything from prepackaged foods, veggies, cleaning products to frozen and refrigerated food. I purchased a unique ice cream novelty wasn't sure what to think of it but it tasted very good, ice cream was creamy and lots of flavor of mango.

Wonderful food. The husband and wife are owners/chef. A lot of love goes into their food. wife…read moreis Ukrainian so her home country specialities are a highlight of the menu. The ice cream was unique. A mix of flavors and textures I've never experienced. Will stop in again. Try the lamb if it on special.

From the moment we entered this family owned restaurant I knew we were in for something special,…read moreand I was not disappointed. We tried the chicken sausage appetizer, and the Ukrainian meatballs to start with. Both were excellent and unique. We had the Ukrainian Filet and the Stew for our main courses, and both were amazing. The sear on my steak was perfect. The food was so good we had to try their homemade desserts, and the mango cheesecake was superb. I think the iced cream was also homemade, and quite delicious. Add to that a pleasant ambiance, and first class service, and I can happily recommend this restaurant.

I don't usually write reviews for chain spots because, let's be honest, they're all kind of the…read moresame. But sometimes the universe drops a delightful little surprise in your lap, and it's your duty as a dessert-loving citizen to spread the word. So here I am. One night, while scrolling through the internet, I stumbled across a post claiming that Dairy Queen makes Cupcakes. Like, individual ice cream cakes. Excuse me? What? How was this not national news?! I did some digging, and sure enough--DQ's website confirmed it. "The personal version of our famous cake with fudge and crunch center, surrounded by vanilla and chocolate soft serve." I was instantly obsessed. Because here's the thing: I love DQ ice cream cake. But as a single person, a full-size cake is basically a lifestyle choice. A DQ Cupcake sounded like the perfect solution--just enough ice cream cake to make you happy, not enough to make you question your life choices. So I went on a mission. And let me tell you, I've been to plenty of DQs in my life--never once have I seen these mythical cupcakes in a freezer case. I finally called the Camp Hill location, expecting confusion and disappointment. But nope. The guy on the phone didn't even hesitate. "Cupcakes? Yep, we've got them. How many do you want?" I almost screamed. They exist. I was out the door in seconds, probably breaking minor traffic laws to get there before they disappeared. I walked in, trying to play it cool, and said, "Hi... cupcakes?" The employee grinned, like he'd been waiting his whole shift for this moment. "Of course. How many would you like?" A minute later, he reappeared with two glorious little ice cream cupcakes--one pink, one yellow. $7.18 later, I was practically skipping to my car. And friends, let me tell you... they were perfect. Fudge and crunch in the middle, chocolate and vanilla soft serve on the outside, cheerful icing and sprinkles on top--it was pure joy in a cup. We ate both in one sitting and felt no shame. Listen, folks: DQ Cupcakes are real. They exist in the actual world. You can go buy one today. And you should. Go get yourself a DQ Cupcake and thank me later. Camp Hill Dairy Queen, you are the hero we didn't know we needed. I'll be back for more cupcakes--probably this weekend.

My favorite go to place for dessert! Service was amazing! The environment was clean and staff was…read morefriendly!

My parents love this restaurant. The food is always delicious and the service is excellent. They…read moretreat my parents as if they are a part of their family. The prices are only beaten by the how fantastic the meals are. What an excellent restaurant. They highly recommend it. A++

First visit, won't be our last. We are new to the area, passed by many times & noticed full…read moreparking lot each time, so decided to go for lunch. My husband had crab cake (w/salad & steamed carrots) & said he would order again (def high praise from him). I had a chicken caesar wrap with fries. Both were very plentiful & delicious! Fries were perfect, not too salty. We took half my lunch home & finished it for dinner. It wasn't busy when we went in but several 2s & 3s came soon after. Our server Amanda was amazing, full of personality & attentive to all! She's a keeper! We'll be back!

Joy's Grill & Burger House became a Friday Night Date Night destination during my birthmonth after…read moreI spotted them on social media. I've driven by Joy's a million times and somehow never noticed it before. It's tucked into a busy strip mall and easy to miss if you're not specifically looking for it. Spoiler alert: you should be looking for it. My quest for the evening included both a burger and a chili dog, because they both looked amazing and I wanted the full Joy's experience. My adventure buddy and I arrived around 5pm and I was honestly surprised to see only one other person inside when we walked in. We grabbed a booth by the front door and looked over the menu again to finalize our plan. Since it was our first visit, we decided to order a few things and split them so we could try more. We ordered the loaded chili dog topped with chili, cheese, onions, and mustard ($5.25) and one of the Big Block Burgers -- specifically the Joy's Burger -- which came with grilled onions and mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, LA sauce, Swiss cheese, and fresh cut fries ($12.99). Naturally we added bacon for an extra $0.99 because that felt like the right decision. We also each grabbed a Diet Pepsi (to maintain some illusion of balance) for $2.50 each. Our total came to $25.69 before tip, which felt like a pretty solid deal for a two-person Friday night dinner adventure. The setup at Joy's has a classic old-school diner feel. The grill sits right behind the seating counter so you can watch your food being made, and they mix milkshakes right out front as well. The place is simple and no-frills -- and in my experience, those "keep it simple and do it well" places are often the real heavy hitters. The chili dog came out first, and the first thing I noticed was that this thing was HEAVY. This wasn't your typical skinny hot dog -- it was a full ¼-pound dog absolutely loaded with chili. The flavor reminded me of a Cincinnati-style chili dog and it was really good. The chili was flavorful instead of just decorative, the mustard and onions were balanced perfectly, and the bun did its job without getting in the way. As someone who takes chili dogs very seriously, I have to give Joy's credit for delivering a straightforward, perfectly executed chili dog. Next came the burger and fresh cut fries, and when I say this burger was big, I mean BIG. Two patties tall with all the toppings stacked high. We sliced it in half and immediately dug in. The bacon was perfectly crisp, the mushrooms and Swiss were generous, and the whole thing just tasted like a real, proper burger. Not a chain burger that started life frozen and tastes like it could have been reheated in my microwave at home. This was the kind of burger you picture when you say you're craving a burger. The fries were exactly what you want from fresh-cut fries -- the smaller ones nice and crispy, and the bigger ones crispy on the outside with that soft, fluffy inside. Splitting the chili dog and burger turned out to be the right call. It would have been easy to eat everything solo, but my stomach probably would not have forgiven me later. Our server was super friendly and attentive throughout the visit. While we were there, a few more people came in to eat, but overall it felt relaxed and easy for a Friday evening. Parking is free since Joy's sits in a strip mall, but it can be a little tight because there are several other popular businesses nearby. We were able to find a spot without trouble, but I could see it getting tricky during busier times. If you're looking for solid burgers, legit chili dogs, and an old-school diner vibe, Joy's Grill & Burger House is absolutely worth seeking out -- especially if you're like me and always on the lookout for your next great burger or chili dog adventure.

Stopped by Joy's Grill & Burger House while looking for a lunch spot on Yelp, and wow, I'm so glad…read morewe did. The place is clean and simple, and when the food is this good, fancy décor really isn't needed. We were greeted warmly by Autume as soon as we walked in. It's self-seating, with booth and counter seating available, and free parking is available, which is always a plus. Melissa took great care of us, upbeat, cheerful, and even singing Christmas carols while making sure every customer was happy. We ordered the burger and fried chicken based on Melissa's recommendation, and oh boy, it was soooooo good. Brenda, the cook, definitely knows what she is doing. The owner buys whole chickens, cuts and marinates them in a house seasoning, and it truly shows. The chicken was perfectly cooked, not greasy, not salty, just right. One of the best burgers and fried chicken meals we've ever had. We wrapped things up with cappuccino chip ice cream. They serve Hershey's ice cream, which is always a win. We always try to support family-owned restaurants when we travel, and this place is exactly why. Nothing mass produced here, just food made with care. If you're in the area, stop by and say hi to Autume, Melissa, and Brenda. You won't be disappointed. Even if you're not nearby, it's worth the drive. So glad I don't live close, otherwise I'd probably be 1,000 pounds. Oh, and did I mention the fresh, hand cut fries?

I love Asoul Ramen!!! Went for the first time today after finding out the same family also runs…read moreTangs Dumplings and was not disappointed. (You can notice some of the warrior samurai hall banner decor and menu art styles are similar!) The food at Asoul Ramen is delicious; my hubby got the traditional pork shoyu ramen in spicy tonkatsu broth which had a perfectly cooked egg and rich flavor with chewy noodles. I got the Japanese katsu curry (pork option) with rice which was perfectly breaded and paired beautifully with the curry sauce with potato and carrot. It was so good dipped into the sauce!! Also not too salty. Good portion and was served with a little bowl of miso soup and a little salad with lettuce and carrot drizzled with a very tasty gingery dressing. Not to mention the restaurant is insanely aesthetic!!! Gorgeous interior with honeycomb themed tables! And pink cherry blossom tree decorations up front near their gelato section. I need to go back to try those! They have flavors like pistachio and ube/taro churning in the entryway. They're honestly so smart

Asoul Ramen is incredible!…read more Finally tried Asoul Ramen and it's easily the best in the area! The space is gorgeous--those honeycomb booths feel so cozy and private. Food was phenomenal: rich tonkotsu shoyu broth, tender chashu, perfectly cooked noodles, and the spicy beef ramen had just the right kick. Friendly service, quick even on a busy night, and great iced tea. If you're near Camp Hill/Capital City Mall and want amazing ramen in a stunning setting, go now. We're already planning round two!

The slightly liminal vibes of this restaurant were perfect for an afternoon lunch. Our waitress was…read moreextremely helpful and kind and even asked if I wanted a soda to go, which was so great! Our food was amazing, I recommend the black heron sandwich (and the pepper jack tomato soup is a no brainer). Will definitely be coming back!

What a pleasant surprise this place was! We were in town for a wedding and stayed at the adjoining…read moreHampton Inn so the location was very convenient. We stopped by during Happy Hour after considering a return to Marzoni's, where had eaten the night before, which was also within walking distance. Issac's was way better and we definitely made the right choice. I had the Rainbow Parrot and my wife had the Hollyhock with a cup of tomato soup. The serving sizes were generous, the sandwiches tasted great, and my wife enjoyed her soup as well. I had several of the Never Trust An Amber craft beer and the wife had the Tropical Wit-zard; both were good and only $3 during Happy Hour. To top off this unexpectedly enjoyable dinner, our server, Brian, was fantastic as well. He was very friendly and helpful. Great experience overall and would recommend this place to anyone!