Excellent muy bueno , todo bien , Chris is excellent !Really great service!…read more Definitely going back again and again.

Our server Tom is wonderful! He's always so knowledgeable and always so professional all while…read moremaking everyone feel welcome.

Real nice coffeehouse/cafe on 3rd st. In Harrisburg. Simplistic styling with a few tables and a…read moresmall sitting area a pretty extensive sandwich and breakfast menu. They do support local Artists by displaying their paintings & pictures. Their coffees are French pressed and put in canisters for ease of serving. My wife ordered Egg BLT breakfast sandwich ad I had th Buffalo Chicken sandwich mildly spicy with that great Buffalo taste. Very friendly and accommodating staff. We'll return!

First trip to Harrisburg and Yelp highly recommended this place. Absolutely 5/5 coffee shop from…read morethe delicious coffee with a free refill, the tasty cookie the size of my head, the friendly service, and the really yummy and and cheese sandwich. Also probably not something yelp wants people to note but unreal people watching spot haha. Absolutely wild variety of conversations. Will go back!

I feel so fortunate to have a real butcher so near. Ryan and the gang run a great business…read more Friendly service, great selection (if you don't see it, ask!), and decent prices. A jewel in the Broad Street Market crown.

Hummer's is located inside the Broad Street Market Brick building. This stand has become my go-to…read morespot for buying meat when I shop at the market. The stand has meats of all kinds (beef, pork, chicken, etc.), salads (macaroni, potato, etc.), and a bunch of other stuff that you would expect from a butcher. Everything is locally raised/made and reasonably priced. The folks here are so friendly and knowledgeable about their products. I can tell them what kind of meat I want and what I plan to do with it, and they always help me select the perfect cut.

Traveling overnight, my wife pointed us toward Sturges Speakeasy after seeing the great reviews,…read moreand she absolutely nailed it. This place was fantastic, the kind of spot you're genuinely glad you stumbled into. The atmosphere had that perfect mix of cool and comfortable. I grabbed a beer, Stacy's Mom, and I'd order it again without thinking twice. My wife went for the Self‑Loathing Burger, which lived up to the hype. My daughter ordered the Mother‑Clucker (pictured), and after she gave me a bite, I immediately regretted not getting my own. I ended up with the Pittsburgher (also pictured), and it was outstanding, one of those sandwiches you keep thinking about afterward. Between the vibe and the food, it honestly felt like a little slice of heaven. Highly recommend stopping in for dinner.

Visited the Speakeasy recently with the family. Upon arrival around lunchtime, we were immediately…read moreseated and given water and menus. Our waitress was very friendly. The ambience didn't seem much like a speakeasy. It was more like a regular bar/restaurant. For lunch, I requested fish tacos and sweet potato fries. As an appetizer, we shared some nachos, which had a very tasty cheese sauce on them. A while later, the food was delivered. Everyone enjoyed their meals. My fish tacos each had a large piece of fish in them. The fish was seasoned and cooked perfectly, was flaky, and delicious. My sweet potato fries were a little overcooked, but still pretty good. Highly recommend that dish. My daughter's soup of the day (chicken & rice) missed the mark. But her club sandwich was the size of her head! If we're in Harrisburg, we'll visit again. Great meal!

Good, healthy food, and friendly staff. I have been here a couple of times, and it's a place I…read morewould go back to when I news a good lunch quickly. The location is in Strawberry Square with inside and street entrances. Ordering is as simple or complicated as you want, with defined and built it yourself options for sandwiches, wraps, and salads.

DISGUSTING. I ordered a chicken salad- the workers were not wearing masks. One of the guys had…read moreliterally 1 glove on while handling food. I didn't realize until after I paid and midway food preparation unfortunately. After I got my food the lettuce was gross and the cucumbers were definitely rotten and old. The chicken was awful, no flavor and probably past. I threw rhe entire container away after opening it. I cannot believe I gave these people $10 for a disgusting salad and horrible service. I'm appalled they're still in business. If I could give them 0 stars I would.

If I could give 10 stars I would. We stumbled upon this culturally rich and vibey black-owned…read morerestaurant today. The ambiance was beautiful inside and out. The Tuskegee Airmen mural on the side of the building told me that I was in the right place. Upon entering it reminded me of both my NYC and southern roots- from the beautiful woodwork, to the vibrant artwork, to the immaculate service from Estelle and her husband. They gave us a tour as well as a history rundown of the business and its owners. Now- on to the food. CHILEEEE!!! We started off with the spicy empanadas. They were delicious and not too spicy. They were juicy and seasoned to perfection. The sauce that comes with it is delicious! Me and my best friend had the boss lady- I had it with scrambled eggs and cheddar cheese grits and lawd that is the best catfish I've ever had. It was perfectly seasoned and perfectly fried. Reminded me of my nana's cooking! She had her grits with gruyere and she said it was phenomenal. Now my man had the burger and that thang was beautifully plated and he said it was delicious and cooked just as he asked! He also ordered the roasted potatoes and that boy took his time with them thangs, okay?! This meal was eaten in SILENCE (IYKYK). Lastly, we had the peanut butter chocolate cake. When I tell you I wanted to take my bra off and sit in a secluded room with that whew. I can't wait to go back with more family and friends.

Cool aesthetic. Although there are two bar areas and wine bottles around, they don't have a liquor…read morelicense yet. Service was incredibly kind but slow and they weren't busy. The last item to come out was the fruit, which should have been the quickest out. Luckily, we were there for a girls' day and weren't in a rush, but be prepared. Food was clearly made to order and made with love! Egg on the burger was a little overcooked for what I asked for and same for the special peach cobbler french toast, but both were flavorful. The house was built around 1913 and was renovated to keep that calm elevated aesthetic. Chairs were very comfortable! There's artwork for sale to support local even more. Once a month they do a special dinner pairing with music. I'd give it 4.2 overall.

Third time is the charm because the first two times here were meh. The short rib dinner tonight was…read moreone of the best I ever had. Presented really well with amazing flavors and a fair price. Expensive for the neighborhood but well worth the $28 price. Last two times I had wings, pizza and Mac and cheese. None really impressed, so I wanted to try this place once more before potentially leaving only 3 stars. Based on my past experiences and tonight, I believe it averages out about 4 stars. The bartenders were very friendly and attentive and the drink specials were very good. Tried the chili and cheesesteak tonight. The chili was nice and spicy (made me sweat) and the cheesesteak was ok. They fry in beef tallow so the flavors are different than what most are accustomed to. The wings were massive, FYI. Nice neighborhood bar with several tv's and a cool vibe. We'll be back...

Stealey's is a nice addition to Harrisburg's Midtown dining scene. The name is a light reference to…read morethe Grateful Dead ("Steal Your Face") and the decor is definitely Dead-infused. A large bar area is at the back of the restaurant along with high top tables and rail seats along some of the walls. The narrower front section has booths and more conventional seating for dining in. Stealey's intends to build a reputation based on food and our meal did not disappoint. My companion ordered a smash burger and I had a chicken cheesesteak with provolone--both were excellent. Service was friendly and attentive though (as another reviewer noted) it isn't immediately obvious whether there is wait service for the bar high tops and rail seats (there is). The bar is huge and was definitely busy on the late Friday afternoon when we visited. Business is definitely jumping due to a spate of recent publicity about the opening. There were about a dizen drafts available with a mix of styles and price points. There a number of flat screen TVs in the bar area so this is definitely a place to catch your favorite teams. The vibe is definitely local neighborhood but friendly. My companion had visited not long after Stealey's opened and shared plenty of stories about friendly patrons. Stealey's occupies the former Shady McGrady's but has been completely renovated with no trace of the smoking that was previously allowed. Stealey's adds to the list of unpretentious Midtown bars with great food. Definitely recommend!!

It's been 12 years since I last went to the Jackson House, and finally getting back there felt like…read morestepping into a completely different life. New me, new experience. like not a single cell from back then made the trip with me. We pull up, deal with Harrisburg parking (a whole separate scam I won't get into today), and walk into this little hole-in-the-wall lunch spot that closes at 2. That alone explains why it's been over a decade. But the second you step inside, it hits you this place has an aura. Straight New York-Philly energy. Metro signs everywhere, burger memorabilia, cheesesteak philosophy on the walls, Italian pride, city pride, just buku love, buku vibes. You order in a separate little room that feels like a classic bodega. Glass cooler with lunch meats, tiny soda setup, 50-cent refills, vanilla and cherry add-ons if you're feeling fancy. Cash only. No exceptions. We actually had to leave and hit an ATM because my roommate forgot. That's the kind of place this is. Feels like there's no internet in there. Like they might still be running a ham radio in the back. The guys working there? Straight 1970s New York swagger. You can tell this place has not changed since the day it opened, and that's exactly the point. And the wait,yeah, you're waiting. 20 minutes easy. But that's part of it. That's Staves of all the instant gratification and doom scrolling. It sets you back to a forgotten time. Then the burger comes out. This ain't no smash burger. This ain't no little quarter-pound situation. This is a big, meaty, juicy, chewy, greasy, gooey pound of flesh. And yeah, keep all of that. I'm staring at it for 30 seconds, salivating, practically full just looking at it. I finally put the bun on and go at it jerking my head around like a dog playing tug of war (making the most carnivorous, bestial sounds) I got the Jackson burger, lettuce, tomato, J-sauce. I need my J-sauce. And it hits and for a brief moment there is no worry in the world. This isn't a place you go every week unless you're trying to test your mortality. But when you go, you go all the way: 22-ounce Coca-Cola, burger, fries. No half measures. And the crowd? Office guys in suits on their lunch break. Capitol crowd. That's the vibe. I'm never in that world, so stepping into it felt like being dropped into a different city entirely--honestly felt like a Manhattan Lunch Break. The burger itself? Timeless. Not chasing trends, not trying to be Shake Shack, not Five Guys. This is some old-school, 1950s, Back to the Future-type energy. I half expected Marty McFly and Doc to walk in, get em one. Only surprise? No shakes. Feels like they should have shakes. They don't do fries with that shake. Now the one knock: the fries. Flavor? Perfection, hand cut boardwalk style fries. But I got a lot of little end pieces, now that's straight up disrespectful to me, how you gonna treat me like that?. I don't want to dig through little nubs to find actual fries. That's where I gotta be honest, dock a point. Overall though? Food: elite Experience: unmatched Vibe: 5/5 Conclusion - 4/5 (fix those bum-ass fries.)

We needed a quick lunch spot in Harrisburg and a local highly recommended the Jackson House. It was…read moredefinitely not what we expected. This is a small restaurant near midtown that one might just pass by without a second thought. Don't do that. While small, we were able to find a table. But plan ahead because there was a long line tha ended up out the front door. Burgers and fries were very good. No pre-pattied burgers here. Get lots of napkins too because the burgers are juicy.

I am so glad Olive Oil Grille is open again for dining! This facility is always clean and the…read moreservice is quick. Truly one of the best places around for hummus, pita and fresh bowls with rice or ancient grains. Absolutely love the food and the team who owns/operates it! Bonus: they offer their own olive oil from Greece!

This place is so efficient and friendly. The food is delicious and HEALTHY! I like the "build your…read moreown" option to pick from so many fresh options. I felt the staff is very happy to work there and genuinely cares about pleasing their customers. I have eaten here three times this year (when I travel this way) and it's always a pleasure! Local, fresh baked cookies are a nice ending to meal.

Great salads and sandwiches! Ice tea is great…read more Service is great.Good ambiance Relaxing

Great food. Love their veggie options. Great veggie…read moresandwich on brown bread. Love the veggie spud ( stuffed potato). Enough food for 2 meals.