Little over priced but pretty good. Always crowded to get ice cream but worth the wait.read more

Some of the best ice cream and milkshakes around. Staff are always helpful and friendly.read more

We wanted to go to Scoops but learned they are closed in Tuesdays. Klee's was a short distance from…read moredowntown York so we headed over. Small place but lots of options. They were out of the large waffle cones so that was a little disappointing. But the ice cream was excellent. There were 2 younger folks working (teens?). Very friendly and served quickly. There was on older gentleman working (owner?) not very friendly.

Cute little ice cream shop and my favorite is the chocolate covered strawberries yum!read more

They won't greet you nor acknowledge you if you're not white. Walked in behind other people and the…read morecashiers greeted the people in front of me but just looked at me and got weird looks so I walked out.

Patty melt and hot dogs are great. Staff are always nice. Not a lot of space inside but great lunch…read morespot tucked away behind Subway.

The most delicious strawberries! I was visiting Clover and had to get a bucket. They have so much…read moreto offer at Bush N Vine. The cutest farmers market is on site with fresh produce, milk, cheese, and so much more! They also have a food stand. Don't miss out on the most delicious ice cream! The strawberry swirl with vanilla is delicious! There is a ton of outdoor seating as well to enjoy some goodies. You pick fields are available as well. This is a great place to take your kids, family, and friends! It has an old farm ambiance with a rustic vibe. All the staff was friendly and welcoming.

LOVED! No charge to pick pumpkins. They provide a cart for your pumpkins, but it's first come-…read morefirst serve. They had a ton of different types of pumpkins to pick from out in the fields. They were out of their pumpkin bread this time but all the sourdough came through! Staff is always so helpful.

What a great spot. Right in my town but never been before. Made a point to go here on a Tuesday for…read morea business lunch. Staff was busy but friendly. Ordered. York Dog and a Cuban sandwich with onion rings. (Yeah went unhealthy today) The chili on the York Dog was some of the best I have ever had. The Cuban was spot on. Place was clean and quiet. Also eclectic. Will definitely be back!!

The food was delicious and iced tea fresh and flavorful…read more The service was a little slow and the area where you order is congested but plenty of seating in and out. Desserts looked great. Loved my chicken salad wrap.

It was okay. I didn't realize it was geared more towards kids and families. There wasn't any…read moreactually pumpkin picking either. $12 charge to get in wasn't worth it for us.

Went on 2 field trips last week. Bought grits and sweet potatoes that I am very pleased with. On…read morethe second trip I ordered a hamburger. It came out cold and hard. For $8.00 I expected better. Next time I will eat at home. The experience for the students was amazing. I would highly recommend it for school field trips. The broad range of educational activities was impressive. The low rating is for the food.

My daughter got me apple fritter. This was the best apple fritter I've ever had in my 58 years of…read morebeing on this earth. I will be back again.

Transplant here! In CA, almost all donut shops use the yeast-raised method originating from…read moreCambodian-American donut shops! That means longer proof times = fluffier, more pillowy soft donuts. I always love to see Asian-owned donut shops in South Carolina because it reminds me of home & Rainbow Donuts did just that! (Most donut shops I've visited here do bakery-style donuts & for me, it's just not my preference.) Yummy, soft, & airy donuts with a cute seating area, wonderfully kind staff & boba! Whenever I'm in the area, I try to stop by Rainbow Donuts.

Great time at our first Oyster roast at the Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery! Oysters were steamed by…read moreSaltwater Markets and they did a great job of bringing fresh hot oysters out every half hour to all of the tables. Each standing table also had an empty tray to discard shells. Ample supplies were on hand - shuckers, gloves, paper towels, hot sauces, cocktail sauce, and saltines. Beverages were available for purchase - a selection of ciders and wine, soft drinks and bottled water. Many of their regular menu options are not served in the winter, but we find that to be a good reason to go back during peak season. All service was self service - walk up to the bar or walk over to find any oyster shucking supplies you may need. Souvenir glasses were also available. The staff who checked us in on arrival were kind enough to suggest we take those after our feast to avoid having to keep track of a pint glass while focused on our oyster shucking. A couple of fire pit spots were available and there were picnic tables under a covered shelter set up in the event that inclement weather moved in. It is truly a Windy hill - it's always windy when we are here and this event was no different. Live music was on hand - a solo artist with guitar whose name I didn't catch, but he was very talented and did a great job. He played mostly cover music from under the covered shelter area. Parking does involve a walk if you're not one of the very first to arrive. That walk is down a gravel path a little ways up the hill and not a great fit for wheel chairs or those who with mobility challenges. It would not be hard to drop someone off though near the front, then go park down the street and around the corner.

Go early for the apple hand pies! Don't miss out on the cider donuts (pumpkin ones too if they have…read morethem)! Get a flight of hard cider. Love when they have live music! Definitely don't leave without a hug or 3 of Wassail!!