Absolutely DELICIOUS ice cream in this delightful little roadside stop. Wonderful service! Great…read moreselection. Reasonable prices. Definately worth going out of your way for!

Great selection of food and treats in this small town ice cream shop. Friendly staff and great…read moretasting.

After living in the area for five years, my wife and I finally decided to give this place a try…read moreafter reading the reviews on Yelp. Well, the reviews were right on target. This place has a huge and amazing selection of coffee from Central and South America and many other places around the world. They offer both beans and ground coffee, or they will grind the beans while you're in the store. There is decaffeinated and caffeianted coffee and teas. Their freshly brewed coffee is absolutely delicious. The store is well organized, clean and neat. The staff members are cery helpful and friendly. There are benches and stools both inside and outside the store if you wish to sit and have it at the store. There is paid metered street parking available. We purchased two cups of coffee and several packs of ground coffee. I highly recommend this business for both coffee and tea lovers. We will definitely be back.

Love (as always) the coffee, but those working in the store the day we visited were perhaps the…read moremost unhelpful and stand-off-ish crew I have recently experienced. My husband and I usually purchase a couple of hundred $ worth of coffee when we visited from the western part of PA. But the miserable woman at the cash register in the front part of the store made us feel like we were completely unwelcome. I purchased some specialty tea for my granddaughter and she could hardly bother to offer us any milk or sugar. The expression on her face and her demeanor was unwelcoming and dour. When my husband was looking for suggestions to try (while ordering a substantial amount of coffee) the person working with him seemed to be marginally more helpful with our questions, while the bitter woman at the front barely said two words to me or my granddaughter. Plus, we had to stand to drink the tea. Why not have a little sitting area? What happened to this place! Assuming new ownership. We have been coming here for years and really enjoyed chatting about the various blend of coffee with the previous owners. But the vibe of the place is now sterile and unwelcoming. Can't wait to see if the coffee has also changed. Come on guys, you have always had an unbelievably good product... bring this place back to what it was a few years ago and give your customers a pleasant experience when visiting!

Continuing the alphabet series representing 2023 for B is Brio Coffeehouse. Fun fact: This is my…read more3rd Waynesboro Yelp review, tied for the most in PA with Philadelphia. I only visited once on April 26, 2023. I had work travel to Chambersburg and decided to take the scenic way back into MD. I stopped at Brio for a Brew. Staff was super friendly, and the coffee was excellent. The place is cute in a historic building in downtown Waynesboro. I parked in the front, but I realized there was a back lot without meters. I remember I didn't pay the meter, watched my car like a hawk while waiting for my coffee, and left. After I left, while in Waynesboro, I had to stop at the world famous Antietam Diary; see my 5-star review of them from June 2018. I also still get their emails to this day as I apparently signed up for their email or when I paid with credit card, it had my email info. Unfortunately, I haven't been back up this way since that nice April 2023 day to use the 10% off email or whatever promotion.

tasty Staff were busy with backs turned, could improve eye…read morecontact greeting customers

Nice little grocery store in a no e little town. Stock up if you are going toward Rayston. There is…read morenothing except a Dollar General between there and Huntingdon.

To tell you the truth, this was more of a pitstop on our drive to our location that we were headed…read moreto. My friends got a few things and like I said, I made a pitstop and this was one of the more spacious and cleaner restrooms that I have ever seen from a public location. Everything was set up nice and there was extra towels and soaps, and everything required for whatever we would need them for in the restroom. As per the store, it was a good all-around general outdoorsy store meaning like hunting and fishing gear, and also things like food products that you might want and a few small clothing lines that weren't for hunting or fishing so it had a little bit of everything in it, we weren't in the store for a very long and I didn't see everything that was in it but I'm sure it would be a nice location to hit four the general public that has a hunting or fishing liking.

Don and Kim Wise are wonderful people with a great operation! I saw their retrofitted horse…read moretrailer at the South Mountain Fair and was very intrigued. That and their menu was not insanely inflated as many food trucks are. I ordered 9 hot dogs and they were all reasonably priced and very tasty. Their homemade Cole slaw was fantastic, especially on a hot dog! Macaroni and Cheese could use more cheese IMO, but was still good and I loved seeing it in a crockpot. Most of their food is homemade, with food from local farmers in the Shippensburg area. I was glad to support them and give e my business, and to give this review. Another nice touch was they had coolers out with drinks, and if you bought one they told you to just go grab it. They also had lots of sauces laid out. Honestly this isn't a chain or expensive soulless experience as many food trucks are. You get homemade food and an experience like you would at a potluck or from your grandparents. Can you put a price on that? If you see them, tell them Scott sent you.

June 2026 Customer…read moreservice - 5 out of 5 Wait time: 5 out of 5 Cleanliness - 4 out of 5 Food availability - 5 out of 5 Food quality - 3 out of 5 This food truck was set up all weekend outside my son's swim meet, so we grabbed two dogs for the ride home. The two people working were really friendly, and the woman taking orders was happy to give recommendations. I went with the Belly Buster (see photo). The flavor was solid, but the bun was cheap and turned mushy immediately, which honestly ruined the overall experience. I'm giving them 22 out of 25 stars, a solid B+. With better-quality rolls that can actually hold the toppings, it would easily be an A.

This soft serve ice cream shop is everything that you want. Small family-owned shop that has thick…read moreand creamy ice cream that tastes great. On top of that they have some of the best Sundaes, milkshakes and "blasters" I have gotten. Never had a server that was anything less than super friendly and the prices are hard to beat. Great place to stop if you are driving by or to go on a Sunday drive for some soft serve ice cream. This is a must if you like ice cream and are in the neighborhood.

I ended up at Brio Coffeehouse almost by chance and it turned out to be a great stop. Grabbed an…read moreiced coffee and it was clean, smooth, and not overly sweet, which I really liked. The place itself feels simple and comfortable, not trying too hard. Easy to sit down, relax, and actually enjoy your drink. Staff were easygoing and welcoming, made the visit feel effortless. Solid neighborhood coffee spot.

This place is pretty cute. The workers were okay but did not seem super friendly. I ordered a…read morebreakfast sandwich which was nothing special. I felt as though it was missing something. I did enjoy the coffee flight! It was nice to be able to try all different kinds for a decent price.

On a recent trip from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, I found myself stopping at the Sideling Hill…read moreService Plaza. Since it was in the morning time, we decided to grab a few things from this Dunkin' that is located within the building. This is a 24-Hour Dunkin' located in the Sideline Hill Service Plaza/Rest Stop along the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Specifically, it is in Waterfall, PA, which is a short ways west of Breezewood. Due to this being a toll road, I doubt there are many patrons of this store not specifically traveling along the Turnpike. However, the rest stop has plenty of parking, and there is signage along both the highway and the building indicating there is a Dunkin' at this particular plaza. Once inside the building, you will find a lot of seating options in the center of the room, right near the restaurant. The Dunkin' is located next to the 7/11 Convenience Store, and is attached to the Baskin Robbins. There are several kiosks from which you can order, or there is a traditional counter with employees to order from as well. This location also has Mobile Ordering enabled, so you can place your order before you stop and potentially avoid a wait. There is no drive-thru though, so you will have to go in. For what I saw, this is a full service Dunkin'. They had food, coffee, donuts, and merchandise that you would find at any other typical location. As stated, they are attached to Baskin Robbins, so you can also order any of their menu items at the same time. On my stop here, I did not order ahead. However, I wanted to place my order using my Dunkin' Rewards account to earn points, so I attempted to order on the kiosk. I was having a difficult time getting my account to load on the kiosk, and I spent several minutes trying to figure it out. Unfortunately, I was never able to get this to work correctly. So, I opted to just place my order at the counter. This probably cost me a few minutes in wait time both to place the order and then for my items to be prepared. I do not necessarily blame this location for this issue, but it was disappointing not being able to use this kiosk when trying to pay with the Dunkin' card on my app. From the time I started trying to order until when I received my items, it was about 15 or so minutes. The overall service here was satisfactory. The employees were friendly, and I did not have to wait an incredibly long time, even considering there was a good crowd of people there during my visit. The food I ordered, overall, was good. I personally had a Medium Iced Coffee with Mocha Swirl, as well as a Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Plain Bagel. Both were prepared as I would expect from Dunkin, and satisfied me for breakfast. My dad ordered a Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Plain Bagel, and also liked his sandwich. Given that this Dunkin' is on the closed-loop of the Turnpike, it is naturally more expensive than one in your neighborhood. For two sandwiches and a medium iced coffee, it was $17.25. Particularly, the coffee is much more expensive here. I would typically pay less for a large at a normal store than I did for a medium here. However, this is to be expected since it is located on the Turnpike. Overall, my experience at this Dunkin' location was good. They have the variety you would expect out of an Dunkin', the service was adequate, and my food and coffee tasted good. It is going to be more expensive to stop here, so if you know you want Dunkin' before entering the Turnpike, that might be your best bet. However, if you find yourself here during your travels I would recommend giving it a try.

Inside the service plaza. This place seems poorly managed. One guy was complaining that he'd been…read morethere for an hour and a half longer then ha should have and it was apparent he wasn't going to do anymore work. Line was long and waited 30 minutes for a breakfast sandwich. Ugh. Get Burger King.