We needed a spot for a group of 20 for lunch, and Bespoke Brewing was absolutely perfect! Ordering…read morethrough the QR code made everything so easy, especially with separate checks for everyone (a huge win for large groups). The hot honey Brussels were incredible, the food overall was delicious, and the staff couldn't have been more friendly and accommodating. Such a great experience for kids and adults! We'll definitely be back!!

Nice little brewery with some good beers, ciders and other alcoholic and nonalcoholic drink choices…read moreand a nice food menu. We attended with a group and enjoyed ourselves. Servers, the cook, and bar staff were friendly. You can order using your phone right from the table or from the bar. Food is delivered to your table. Fried pickles were good, a little on the greasy side. Chili was good as was corn dip. All beers we tried (2 different IPAs and a coffee stout) were all good. We enjoyed ourselves visit and saved 20% on food on Thursday for appreciation night (nurses and teachers in our party). Bought a T-shirt, $28.

Great service and great food!…read more From the hostess to the waitress, everyone there was very attentive. The place was nicely decorated. There was a separate bar area also, where only 15+ was allowed. Our food came very quickly and was delicious. We got wings (nicely done with their own spin for sauce), grilled salmon wrap (huge!, and French dip sandwich. Eberything tasted fresh and seasoned well. Portions were large, too. The price was reasonable too. This is a perfect stop on the way to Penn State. Will definitely come back again.

Honestly, wouldn't really recommend coming here unless you're looking for beer or something basic…read more Their menu shrunk extremely, and they were out of boned wings. Their soda machine was definitely on the verge of being out. When coming over with the drinks, he had spilled them a good amount. The service wasn't too attentive or friendly. Granted they weren't mean. The food just wasn't a vibe in my opinion. The boneless wings were nicely moist in the middle, so that was good. Just wasn't too satisfied here. Loved the decor and the layout though. Just needs better service and more options.

Decades has been in downtown Lancaster since 2019, located at 438 N. Queen St. in the old Stahr…read moreArmory building -- a 95-year-old, 15,000-square-foot former gymnasium. The space includes a full-service restaurant and bar, a retro arcade with more than 40 games, and a six-lane bowling alley. The menu has vegan and gluten-free options. One of their bartenders won first place at the VeloCity cocktail competition. There's also an ice cream bar on site with its own hours. The arcade has skeeball, an original 1990s X-Men cabinet, House of the Dead, Rampage, and other classic games. Bowling lanes are separate from the arcade area. They also host private events. Parking is available next door at the North Queen Street Garage. Worth checking their hours before heading over since they're closed Monday and Tuesday. Good spot for dinner, drinks, arcade games, and bowling in one place.

What a fun spot for drinks, food, and games!…read more It was incredibly hot outside when we visited, so walking into a place with strong, ice-cold A/C was a huge bonus. Definitely appreciated that! The drinks were well-made, and there was a great selection of games to choose from. Getting coins is easy too--you can purchase them directly from the bartender The service was excellent throughout our visit. The staff was attentive, professional, and friendly, and I also enjoyed their creative and fun drink menu This is definitely a place worth checking out. Beyond the arcade games, they also have N64 games and bowling, making it a great destination for a night out with friends or a fun outing with family!

I was in town recently and found this place on yelp as it was close to my hotel. The interior is…read morea classic Irish pub. Ware it was a beautiful night we went and sat in the outdoor patio. There was quite a crowd at the bar, which I think may have been attributed to happy hour as it seemed to clear out about halfway through our dinner. We had the Irish soda bread and in order of chips for a starter. The soda bread was served with butter and jam. It was pretty good. The chips appeared to be hand, cut, and well fried. They had a very good taste of them. They were served with three sauces, two of which were cream based and were pretty tasty. The third was supposed to be a curry sauce, but it was extremely thin and did not have a great deal of flavor. I have the bangers and mash and my wife had a steak. Both were very good. Service was OK but the bartender who poured my second Guinness could probably take a remedial lesson in how to pour a Guinness as it was definitely not a proper pour. All in all if I were in the area again, I would probably come here.

I wanted to like this place because the decor and initial feel is on point. Having said that, I'm…read morebig into food quality and value and this place was not great at either. Having a Guinness is always nice and, my shepherd's pie was pretty good, but the fish and chips was as bad as it gets and it was all a bit overpriced. The shepherd's pie had a nice presentation and good taste, although perhaps a bit low on meat. The fish and chips looked like someone's first ever attempt at making it. A greasy mess with more batter than fish. Service was slow as well.

My foodie and beer/whiskey loving brother was visiting from Texas, so we decided to do a brewery…read morehop on a rainy spring day. We started at South County Brewery. A little bit of a drive from Baltimore, but worth every mile. This place is located in a nondescript warehouse type building that is surprisingly spacious when you enter. The beer board was extensive - yes! We tried several good IPAs and Stouts, while enjoying a low key visit in the video game area with picnic table seating. A great place to hang out on a rainy day. Excellent bar service here. Definitely will make the trek again in the future.

First time visiting, was in the area and my wife picked it from Yelp…read more The good - gorgeous facilities, broad selection of beers, decent menu variety. At the end of our meal we were definitely full... we had the chili, the brisket platter w a 1/2 chicken and the Mac n cheese. The so-so - the building was freezing, the waitress said it was because there were only one set of vents for heating and cooling and they were about 30' in the air... lots of people with their coats on. - The cornbread had an odd taste that my wife called "dish soap flavor". Asked the waitress if there was lavender or other strong ingredient but she had no idea and said there's a new pastry chef. - The menu says "1/2 chicken" but seriously, it could easily be confused for a quail... ( see photos ). That said, the smoke flavor on it was excellent.

This is one of my favorite spots to bring friends and family, no matter the season! They have lots…read moreof great events (calendar on website) on the weekends. Of special note, on usually the last Thursday of the month, they host a great live music showcase featuring original songwriters, which makes for such a fun, laid-back evening. What really sets this place apart is how well it adapts year-round. In the winter, everything closes up cozy and heated, and when the weather's nice, they roll up the garage doors on the taproom to let the fresh air in. Out back, there's a spacious outdoor party venue plus the taproom and another group area available for private gatherings. The staff are always friendly and happy to give great recommendations for similar beers, and they'll even let you try a sample before you commit to a full or even a half pour. One of my favorite beers is Into the Limelight, but it is on rotation as they usually switch up what's on tap fairly often. It's also incredibly family-friendly. Kids can say hi to the farm animals, and in the fall there's a corn maze and various other seasonal activities. There's even a small playground onsite. Great music, great atmosphere, and something for everyone in the family. Highly recommend checking it out!

Nice, large brewery! Lots of indoor and outdoor spaces. The day we went they had live music in the…read moreevening and two food trucks available to purchase from. Perfect place to hand out with family and friends

After my Yelp friend David H. posted about this small gem last month, I had to take a look myself…read moreas I have been in the area numerous times but had honestly never heard about this place. Just to keep the history lesson short, it was built by York County in 2007 and it is one of a series of ten overlooks that are at different points in the county all of which give views of the Susquehanna River. susquehannariverlands.com/the-great-outdoors/scenic-overlooks/highpoint-scenic-vista-rec-area/ The set up is fairly simple. There is a small parking lot at the base of the overlook on Hilt Road. At the base there is a picnic bench and a port-a-blaster along with some literature about York County parks/area trails. From there it's up and around the trail which is a 1/2 mile loop with five way point stops that I guess are made to have you appreciate the view from different angles? At the top the view is very nice. It's literally the same as if you were over at Samuel S. Lewis State Park except that now you're two-ish miles closer to the river. The overlook from Samuel S. Lewis is higher and is visible from here and the top of the vista here is very visible from Sam Lewis. We were here around 35 minutes and the parking lot was packed but people were at different point of the incline and on other trails nearby so things never felt cramped or rushed. While I'm not necessarily sure that this place needs a return visit, I'm glad we came and I appreciate David putting this one on my/everyone's Yelp radar as it is a unique spot worth a brief stop.

An absolute and positive must! It's an inclined walk but beautifully and impeccably paved -…read morecouldn't be easier. And it literally feels like you're in the clouds. Truth be told we went on a cloudy day, but if it's sunny I would avoid since there is absolutely no shade. There are rocks positioned to take a break during the five points.

Nice little bbq joint, we went after a round of golf at pleasant valley. Prices were really…read morereasonable, we had two beers and a sandwich and the brisket. The meat was a little dry, but the sauces definitely helped, and the sides were great. Fries were nice and crispy. It was a nice day so we sat outside at the picnic tables. Our server was helpful and friendly. They don't have draft beer which was the only sad part!

We stopped by for lunch and luckily bc it was not too hot we got to enjoy sitting outside…read more Depending on where you sit, there some spots that are under more shade and some with more sun. The restaurant does sit by a main road so it can get a bit loud at times but there is also an option to sit inside. The service was spot on. From the moment we sat down, our server was constantly moving and she never skipped a beat on checking in and making sure we were all set. Now, moving to the food... in ordered the pit beef sandwich and it was amazing! The meat was tender and the potato salad paired nicely with it! My fiancé got the trio slider and each meat was delicious! The pulled pork was slightly on the drier side compared to the beef and turkey. The onion rings were also amazing! When you bite into them they did not slide off the breading and the size of it did not disappoint. The pretzel was good too, not dry and paired great with the beer cheese!

First time here. Service is great. Staff is really friendly. The place was pretty packed. We got…read moresat right away and got our food quickly. I got the Baja Tacos and my lady got the French dip sandwich. Drafts are excellent. Really good vibe inside. Will definitely be coming back. I saw a lot of food coming out that I definitely want to try.

Stopped in to Mad Chef unexpectedly while traveling through Lancaster…read more My wife and I were hungry and tired from traveling through Pennsylvania. Thankfully Mad Chef was open later than most places so we got in before the kitchen closed. I enjoyed the low lighting with the brewery equipment shining in the background. Having the Phillies game on the tv's only added to our experience. Our drinks and food were excellent. I always like to enjoy a local craft beer, having it paired on site with fabulous eats is even better. I ordered Mr Dynamite Brown, their American brown ale which was fabulous. We ordered a small Pommes Frites (French fries) that were cooked in Canola oil. While light in color, these fries were cooked to perfection. Crispy outside, fluffy inside, salted just right. My wife ordered the pretzel and said it was her type, buttery, salty, and doughy. I ordered the Korean Pork Nachos, by far the best nachos I've ever had the pleasure to devour. I can't begin to describe how well the roasted corn poblano medley brought this plate together. Every bite had an explosion of flavor with the Korean glaze and Gochujang aioli. This dish blows Guy Fieri's trash can Brisket nachos out of the water. If ever in Lancaster don't pass up on the Mad Chef Craft Brewing gem.

We had an amazing experience as always at Victory Parkesburg! We had great food and beer but the…read morebest part is the bar tender! Hildy (aka "Hildy Tildy" as we call her) is so fun and on top of things as a server/bar tender! Can't say enough about her and we schedule our visits around her shifts! E

Always had loved their beer, but hadn't been there in years and decided to stop by on the way home…read morefrom the beach. Beers are still great and their cheesesteak was perfect; gooey cheese throughout and a ton of meat. Messy to eat, but so worth it. Staff are extremely friendly. If you enjoy beer and great food, you won't be disappointed.