Service was amazing, server was running her tail off. Now…read morethe food was pretty bad ! Chicken must have been par cooked as it wasn't hot it was dry, green beans were limp and tasteless, mashed potatoes had a crust from sitting out too long Beer was good though, Spouse with the crab cake special , unimpressed had to ask for tartare sauce and was given a weird look, also had to ask for the coleslaw that was part of the meal. Since it was a coupon for birthday wasn't a total loss Tipped at the full rate. $58.00 marked down to $28.69 plus a 20% tip Took the leftovers home and the chicken, beans and potatoes went in the trash

I first visited this brewery thinking that the family restaurant would still be there. My son, the…read moreNordic cleric and apprentice of the modern Asatru ways, was in town on Father's Day. We chose to visit the National Cemetery next door to pay respects to my father whose ashes are interred there. For brunch we chose Snitz Creek and were both surprised that it was a brewery open for breakfast on a Sunday. The Annville location was busy but not chaotic. The interior was clean and stocked full of merch as well as ample supplies of their crafted beverages. We were seated and served immediately by friendly staff. Young Krugaar and I sat together and I shared stories of his grandfather's adventures in the Blavatskian Art of Spiritualism, particularly his efforts to conjure the spirit of Georges Fauntli (the 18th century wizard responsible for preventing the Great Cataclysm of 1749 and rescuing Pope Clement XIII from Malebolgian insurrectionists.) Father was successful in extricating the sacred word from Fauntli confirming their connection across the void. Krugaar was also shocked to learn of father's role in recovering the sacred Ark from the German Army in Somalia in 1943 and its restoration to its secret location. Krugaar shared his success in taming the energies of the recent solar surge to enchant his mighty battle axe which he has dubbed 'Gorm Gudbruund'. Its power is only felt by supernatural creatures so he has yet to test his new weapon in combat against the dark forces. The Snitz Creek Special omelet was my order, in honor of father who would celebrate Father's Day with a plate of chipped beef on toast and scrambled eggs. My mother would pile the plate high to his delight. By comparison, this fat, delicious omelet represented something father would have adored - packed with potatoes, cheese, and crispy chipped beef and so flavorful. The Texas toast came covered in melted butter with just the perfect browning. I look forward to trying their special recipe for Creamed Chipped Beef next time. The turnaround in the kitchen was impressive based on the quality and quantity produced. Krugaar indulged in the meat lover omelet which he said was not greasy for something with so much ham, sausage, and bacon. He enjoyed it. He did not smash his coffee mug to the floor in praise, however, showing he has acclimated to this normative culture. The beer choices were intriguing and I was delighted to see the affordable growler options for their tapped selection. I took something home based entirely on the name - "The Smelly Smell That Smells Smelly" which boldly boasted anchovies as part of its ingredients. I gifted this to our lab technician, Ivor.

I took a party of 4 for an afternoon meal before a concert. Our waitress was cool with us hanging…read moreout until we needed to leave for our concert. The food was great and the mood was summer time chill. We have a great time with a few drinks and lite meals. I have the red chowder soup- wowoo, it was good.

I was in town for a wedding and am always on the lookout for a bar with good food and atmosphere…read more This place hit the mark! It had great food. I had the marinated chicken and my friend had the grilled pork chops. Both were delicious! It was reasonably priced and is clearly enjoyed by the locals. Wait staff were attentive and friendly. Make sure to stop here and have some great food and drinks!

Food: I ordered something similar to Sal's Special Penne, and it was genuinely tasty--especially…read moreconsidering the price. Service: Decent, but nothing memorable. Our food was served in a timely manner and the basics were handled. Caesar salad was average. Ambiance: Beautiful, rustic feel and nice holiday decorations. JUST WRONG: They charge $2 per glass if you bring your own alcohol. I understand that restaurants are under pressure from inflation, but this feels flat-out wrong. It's a BYOB restaurant--what does BYOB even mean anymore if you're charged per glass for alcohol you bring yourself? ***On principle alone, this policy is enough to make me not come back to a restaurant that had better than average Italian food for a reasonable price. What a shame due to a very stupid policy.

Ok this place caught me by surprise's. We pass through this area often and usually stay at a hotel…read moreup the street. This time we stopped in because it was close. Omg the food and staff were amazing. If you are near Hershey make this place a destination!!

Not a dry piece in sight! We ordered a plate of fried bbq ribs, which came with 2 sides. The ribs…read morewere juicy and the sauce was great. Coleslaw was a good contrast. Mac and cheese was filling, would definitely come back next time we are in the area. The owner/chef was so nice!

Well, if you don't get something done correctly, you try, try again. Well, this particular barbecue…read morejoint keeps on going. I do appreciate the effort - however, I met the owner of this barbecue joint during the pandemic when they had a spot at the Boscov's in Colonial Park, right in the parking lot. And well, now they have a spot at the old Shakedown Barbeque, and I must say people used to go way out of their way to go to the Shakedown barbecue spot. Well, now I don't know if they go out of their way to go to this barbecue spot, and I could give you some reasons why they might not. The food is definitely good. However, the first time I went, I got charged extra than what the price was on the menu. The second time, it was the same thing! Why, you may ask? Well, it's simple: larger prices, smaller portions. I guess when you have a beautiful face like mine, you just gotta pay extra. However, the establishment when I first went there was very nasty. It smelled like urine and, of course, there was dirt everywhere--and I mean dirt, I mean like caked up on the ketchup bottles and the restaurant tables. I honestly did not even want to sit inside, so I didn't. I wanted to support because the owner is prior military, and of course, I do love our veterans that fight for us, but I can't really tell because of how filthy the establishment is. The dishonesty as well the filthiness inside! Portions are definitely a turn-off as well. I do not recommend this place at all whatsoever, even though the food might make up for it. I didn't want to take pictures because I felt as if would ruin my review reputation smh. Branden-Lee AKA B L E E

Arrowheads is a bar & restaurant run by the MWR department inside Fort Indiantown Bap. They have…read moresome decent food. I love their gyro and "Gap fries". Worth a stop if you're in the area. Very economic prices, but limited menu. Takes cash or credit cards.

Basic but good. I had no idea that this place existed, and I've been on and off base for trainings…read moreover the past few years. It doesn't look like anything on the outside, but they've got a beautiful full bar and booth seating. I can't say no to fried pickles and was thrilled to start there. I was doing some work and there weren't many customers in the midday slump, and the staff were great, refilling my diet coke as soon as it was low. I was really in the mood for a grilled cheese, which is not on the menu, but I asked anyways and they were only too willing to deliver. If I'm on base, I'd go back. Pretty good and so close.

Ordered 9 pies for large group and it was Awesome pizza!**********…read more***********************

Probably the worst restaurant I've ever eaten food from. Large delivery order with all types of…read morestuff and everything was so cheap looking and tasting. The only good thing I see on their reviews are pizza orders. There was not one good thing to say about this place honestly. The boneless wings taste like sh*t. The sauces taste like sh*t except for the marinara sauce maybe. The mozzarella sticks were originally frozen and the breading was soggy. No napkins or utensils etc. cannoli was ok. DO NOT GO HERE!

My dad recommended this place as the best spot for cheesesteaks, and since I've had some of the…read morebest cheesesteaks around Philly, I had to give it a try. This place absolutely did not disappoint. The cheesesteak was incredible, perfectly cooked meat, great flavor, and the bread was spot on. You can tell they really know what they're doing. One of the top cheese steak places around for sure! I also ordered to go another time and be sure you call ahead with enough time during busy hours they told us 25 mins call ahead is an average time for them. The portion size was solid and everything tasted fresh, which made a big difference. The atmosphere was clean and welcoming, and the staff was friendly and easy to talk to. Overall, this place definitely lives up to the hype and I'll be coming back again for sure. Loved it!

Food is great use to go often but moved and they aren't on DoorDash so can't get it delivered…read moreplease consider it!

Stopped into Swatara Coffee Company in Jonestown and it's such a cute little café. It's set inside…read morean old house, so it has that cozy, charming, slightly eclectic layout that makes you want to wander room to room. Parking is along the road, but it wasn't an issue. I ordered the Apple Pie Latte, and WOW! absolutely delicious. Warm, cozy, and sweet without being over the top. Exactly what a fall drink should taste like. We also tried the Toffee Cinnamon Bun Matcha (hot), and... that one wasn't for us. The flavor just didn't land, especially compared to how good the latte was. We also ordered a strawberry açaí refresher and that was delicious! The menu is huge tons of options for coffee lovers, tea drinkers, and people who like experimenting with seasonal flavors. The baristas were friendly and quick. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area.

Something as simple as a sausage and cheese bagel could have been better tasting. Nor was the…read morebagel toasted. Just boring breakfast. And the coffee was cold at the "self-serve" station. It too was very basic - like cold sheetz coffee. Ugh. The cute young girl at the counter was just annoying enough that my 1st encounter at swatara coffee will also be my last.