I stopped by Tequila Willies for dinner on Labor Day and had a great experience. The combination of…read moregood food, friendly service, and waterfront views made for a memorable meal. A few highlights from my visit: Beautiful outdoor seating with excellent views of the water. Fun atmosphere with plenty to watch while you eat. Throughout dinner, we saw people riding jet skis, doing tricks, and splashing each other. Happy Hour is offered every day, including weekends, which is a nice bonus. Plenty of parking available. Clean and well-maintained bathrooms. Friendly and welcoming service from our server. For dinner, we ordered: Mahi Mahi Tacos Salmon Tacos Both were priced around $15-16 and came with two tacos per plate. The portions were surprisingly generous, and we left very satisfied. Depending on your appetite, you may want to split an order or plan on taking some leftovers home. The highlight of the evening was definitely the outdoor dining area. On a nice day, it's hard to beat sitting outside, enjoying the views, watching the activity on the water, and having a relaxing meal. Overall, Tequila Willies delivers a great waterfront dining experience with good food, friendly service, and a lively atmosphere. I'd gladly return for another meal, especially when the weather is nice enough to enjoy the outdoor seating

My youngest daughter and I just had lunch here. We sat on the patio. The weather , service , food…read moreand drinks were perfect! I am not much of a drinker nor much of a fan of tequila. However I love cocktails with peach in them. Our margaritas were refreshing and delicious . I had the biggest fish tacos with homemade tortillas. Delicious. Daughter had the fiesta salad. Our tummies are very happy . Would like to show some light on our server. She was a sweetheart and attentive . " great energy." Said my daughter . I cannot remember her name but she was one of the better servers I have had in a very long time. Lunch Happy Hour might be a thing for my daughter and I .

First of all, we (party of 5) were at Rockwell's on a Friday night and they were very busy (we had…read moreto park on the grass adjacent to their parking lot). Fortunately, I had made a reservation so we were seated promptly. Our waitress was attentive and friendly and took our drink orders quickly. We all had beer so they came out pretty quick. Now here's the thing, we placed our food orders and the world ended; it took fully an hour for our food to come out! When they did arrive, half of them were cold. When we told the waitress, she told us she could reorder but the wait would be long. One of our party requested that his Brisket Melt and fries be reheated (microwaved) and the order came back out quickly and was hot. I also had the brisket and I just decided to power through with it cold. For the record, it was very tasty; even cold. We also ordered another round of beers and one of them came back completed wrong. Take away: I think this is a nice place that is not staffed appropriately in the kitchen for a place this large. I would go back, but not on a busy night.....

I saw on social media that TJ Rockwell's was hosting a Kegs & Eggs event the Sunday before St…read more Patrick's Day -- a festive brunch situation from 9am-2pm with a special menu and Irish-inspired drinks. As someone who is always looking for an excuse to celebrate literally anything (especially if it involves food), this immediately made its way onto my weekend agenda. My adventure buddy and I rolled in around 10:30am and walked straight into what can only be described as a St. Patrick's Day pregame party. The parking lot was full, the bar was packed, and the crowd was decked out in green, shamrocks, and questionable life choices. Despite the chaos, we somehow snagged a booth right away, which felt like a small personal victory. We got seated and... were handed the regular menu. Cue internal panic. Because I had done my homework. I had studied the brunch menu. I had a plan. Thankfully, our server swooped in like a hero, brought us the correct menu, and reassured me that yes, I could still live my best brunch life. Crisis averted. We started with drinks because obviously. My adventure buddy went with the Lucky Leprechaun Martini (Tito's vodka, melon liqueur, pineapple - $11), and I opted for the Jameson Orange Mimosa ($9). The martini absolutely stole the show -- bright green, sweet, refreshing, and aggressively on theme. No notes. Then came the hard part: deciding what to eat. TJ Rockwell's did not mess around with this menu -- it was stacked. We landed on the Breakfast Eggrolls ($13) and the Afternoon Delight ($17) because we believe in teamwork and over-ordering for the sake of "the full experience." Those eggrolls were elite -- crispy on the outside, loaded with sausage, egg, and cheese on the inside, and even better dipped in maple syrup (which I absolutely did, no regrets). Sweet, savory, and a little dangerous. And then the Afternoon Delight arrived... and this thing was not a sandwich, it was a commitment. Ground breakfast sausage smashed on the griddle, Irish cheddar, bacon, all stacked between slices of homemade French toast with a side of potatoes O'Brien. It was huge, indulgent, and exactly what you hope for when you commit to a holiday brunch event. My adventure buddy handled it like a champ and cleaned the plate. What really impressed me was how quickly everything came out despite the place being absolutely slammed. TJ Rockwell's clearly came prepared for the crowd, and it showed. Our server was fantastic -- attentive, friendly, and thoughtful down to the little things (like bringing me a lid for my maple syrup so it could safely make the journey home, which I deeply appreciated). Our total came to $51.80 before tip, which is a little up there for brunch, but honestly, it felt worth it for the food, the drinks, and the full-on festive experience. When we left around 11:45am, the lobby was packed with people waiting for tables, so we definitely nailed the timing and avoided the full post-church brunch chaos. I had built this event up in my head based on their social media hype, and I'm very happy to report that it delivered. TJ Rockwell's understood the assignment. If they bring back Kegs & Eggs next year, I'll absolutely be back -- probably wearing something green and making equally excellent life choices.

The service was ridiculously bad. The Fri t host was excessively chatty, and when seating us first…read morechose a table in the mostly-empty place right next to the one very loud table. Then he took us to a different table and stood in front of my boyfriend so he could not get to his seat. He then proceeded to chat about the history of the restaurant, getting nosy about why we chose. He then explained how the menu "worked," saying it was designed "with appetizers first, then salads, then sandwiches, and finally pizzas/stromboli and entrees. It was as if he thought we didn't know how menus work. Then he recommended foods that were horrible. The food itself was middling (roast beef sandwich) to awful (the tuna tartar, which was tasteless and drowning in super-salty teriyaki sauce. I also ordered a Cosmo, which was the worst Cosmo I've ever had. No flavor, not e ought cranberry juice or lime.

Dropped by for a drink and munchies after an afternoon of activities. We started with a Loaded…read moreMoose Knuckle appetizer. It was great. Also, PD had a cocktail and I had a beer. It was late afternoon, almost 5 PM. Our server, Adam was very friendly and accommodating. Then we ordered real food. PD had the Philly Cheesesteak. She said it was really good and fresh. I ordered a large Stromboli. Only after I had ordered it, did Adam start laughing at me. He contended I would never finish it. When he dropped it in front of me, It was obvious I had allowed my hunger to beat down my brains. I started into it. It was excellent. The bready parts and the cheese and the meat all were well balanced, especially if you liked a lot of cheese. The sauce it came with was also excellent. Although it was a marinara sauce, it was meaty enough that you would almost think it was a meat sauce. I made it halfway through, four pieces out of eight. PD had half of one piece so technically we ate more that half. Anyway, we enjoyed ourselves, we had some really good food and we discovered a great neighborhood bar/restaurant.

I've been coming to the Glass Lounge for close to 20 years, and I have never had a bad meal. This…read morewas my first visit since the ownership change, and I'm happy to report it's still just as good. I'm also extremely predictable here because I know what I love. I usually get the tenderloin/filet, add either a crab cake or scallops, and I HAVE to get the sautéed mushrooms. This time was the tenderloin with a crab cake, and both were fantastic. The steak was cooked perfectly, and their crab cakes are almost entirely crab with very little filler. The mushrooms are so good I could honestly eat a plate of them by themselves. And then there's the salad. If you know, you know the Glass Lounge does not play around with the carrots. I personally LOVE them, but whenever I bring someone new, I warn them that if they aren't a big carrot person, ask for light carrots! We finished with the peanut butter pie, which is also delicious. Dinner for two, including a beer and cocktail, was about $137 before tip. Prices seem a little higher than I remember, but honestly, what isn't more expensive these days? The Glass Lounge isn't fancy and that's part of why I love it. It's small, has a huge bar, and has that old school neighborhood/dive-bar feel while serving genuinely excellent steaks and seafood. There's a reason people several towns away know about this place and recommend it. Still a 10/10 after all these years. I'll keep coming back, and I'll keep bringing people with me. If you're going on a weekend, though, make a reservation. This place gets BUSY.

I found myself back at the Glass Lounge recently, and while this technically wasn't my first visit,…read moreit was my first time there in a long while. I vividly remember going here as a kid for "special occasion" dinners--birthdays, anniversaries, moments when sweatpants were absolutely not acceptable. Fast forward to adulthood, and this visit was brought to you by rain, traffic, and hunger-induced decision making. To set the scene: Glass Lounge was not the plan. The plan was dinner at the Farm Show. Unfortunately, so was everyone else's plan. After sitting in traffic for nearly an hour without moving--and watching my hunger escalate to a dangerous level--I declared, "I'm starving," which immediately forced a pivot to Plan B...which we did not have. I quickly brainstormed something close enough to escape starvation but far enough from Farm Show chaos to actually get fed. Enter: the Glass Lounge, swooping in like a hangry hero. We arrived around 4pm on a rainy January Saturday and walked into a bar area that was absolutely packed. My concern level rose slightly when the hostess asked if we had reservations, but I quickly noticed the dining room was only about half full. Crisis averted. We were seated at a booth tucked nicely out of the way, which is exactly where I like to eat when I'm one inconvenience away from becoming unpleasant. Adventure Buddy ordered his usual Old Fashioned, and I wisely chose a Diet Coke, knowing full well that alcohol + extreme hunger = either immediate regret or an accidental nap. We skipped appetizers because this was not a "let's casually snack" situation--this was a feed us immediately situation. I ordered the Tuna Salad Sandwich with Sweet Potato Fries ($9), and Adventure Buddy went all-in with a filet mignon and shrimp, plus applesauce and coleslaw ($50). Despite the dining room filling up fast, our food came out surprisingly quickly, and we dug in like we hadn't eaten in days. I'm pretty picky about tuna salad, so this was a bit of a gamble--but WOW, the Glass Lounge nailed it. The tuna salad was perfectly balanced: not watery, not dry, generously portioned, and seasoned just right. Honestly one of the better tuna salad sandwiches I've had locally. And the sweet potato fries? Outstanding. Crispy, fry-like perfection--not those limp, sad sweet potato imposters you so often get elsewhere. Get them. Do not question it. Adventure Buddy gave rave reviews for his steak, which was cooked exactly to the medium-rare he requested, and the shrimp vanished almost instantly. The coleslaw was creamy without being soupy (a true win), and the applesauce deserves its own moment. Restaurant applesauce is usually pulverized into oblivion for denture-less seniors or children who can't be trusted with texture. Not here. The Glass Lounge boldly serves chunky applesauce, lightly cinnamon-spiced and delightful. I respect the confidence. I absolutely could not leave without dessert and ordered a slice of their homemade peanut butter pie--a decision I will never regret. It was piled high with rich peanut butter filling and whipped cream and immediately became the star of my evening. Adventure Buddy moved far too slowly and only managed a bite or two before I demolished it... and seriously considered ordering a second slice. For around $100, we ended up with a fantastic, totally unplanned early-bird-style dinner. The service was excellent--quick, friendly, and attentive--and by the time we waddled out, the dining room was nearly full. When our original plans completely failed us, the Glass Lounge stepped up and saved the evening...and probably several people within a 5-mile radius from my hangry mood. One final pro tip: don't panic if the front lot is full--there's plenty of parking behind the building. Glass Lounge may not have been the plan, but it turned out to be exactly what we needed!

Nice restaurant in nice environs. If you sit outside you get to hear the waterfall…read more We got the crab soup, LAM loved it. We also shared the Peach and Burrata Bruschetta and it was also outstanding. LAM ordered the Double Pork Chops, the 2 chops were huge, and they could not have been better. I had the Shrimp Pasta and the serving was huge with a ton of large shrimp, however the Shrimp was tuff and I couldn't hardly cut it with a knife, AND the tails were left on- what a mess to deal with. The waitress came to check on us and I told her about the toughness and she offered to have the kitchen make me something new but I declined (entre's already took quite a while to prepare) and frankly LAM couldn't eat both her chops comfortably so I ate the second one. A winning decision for me! Overall a good experience, just dont order the shrimp. The waitress was very nice about it and took the Shrimp dish off the bill.

The food was plated beautifully. The taste was even better…read more I ordered the souvlaki. I couldn't get enough of it. It came on a skewer and I dipped it in the tatziki sauce. We are on the deck and the sound of the stream was relaxing. The view was to die for. I can't wait to eat here again

Everything was excellent. We've gone there all the time after we come out of Hershey Park and…read moresometimes before for breakfast. Service was spot on and food was so creative ! My wife and I would have to consider between specials that day or regular entries on the menu. Review our pictures for our selections we picked. If you are a beer drinker you have so many choices on tap or bottled. Flights are available at $12 for 4 to enjoy . Recommended 5 stars!

So let me start by saying I ordered online and there weren't descriptions for everything had I…read moreknown I wouldn't have ordered. So let's start with the good the staff were all very friendly and I was asked several times if I had been taken care of while the hostess was in back getting my order. I ordered the pierogi as a starter and the stuffed meatloaf. Let's start with the pierogi and where it all went wrong. I'm not sure if it is a local thing but whoever thought to put creamy Italian dressing all over them has very questionable taste. It really is a shame because the pierogi themselves had a nice bite and the filling was good but everything was so overpowered by that garish sauce I even wiped them off with a paper towel but the vinegar had soaked in, when you are going to mess with a classic put your brilliant idea on the side (and since it was to go even more necessary). It was bad. The stuffed meatloaf was good giant portion more than enough for two meals. I look forward to giving them a second chance and attending a trivia night.

We stopped here on our way north because ABC is part of an RV hosts program so I could have had a…read moresecond (or a third!) beer and not have to worry about driving because we're staying in their parking lot. We were warmly welcomed and seated immediately. Our waitress was the lovely Allie (sp?) who was sweet and wonderful. For dinner, Mrs. K. mostly enjoyed their Veggie Gyro. A little heavy on mushrooms and the pita bread was grilled a bit too much but it was otherwise tasty. I chose the Fire Jumper burger. A little spicier than I expected and perhaps cooked more than I would have liked but the fries were perfectly crispy and very delicious. Great toppings and a good bun. With it, their On Point Pils was, uh, on point. Five stars for the beer and the service. The food was good but not great. I would choose Appalachian Brewing Company again for the beers for sure. [Review 952 of 2025 - 687 in Pennsylvania - 24507 overall]

Good entries and beer but skip the burnt ends which were basically fried pork fat (with very little…read moremeat at all). Tacos Al Pastor were very moist (extra napkins a plus here) served with tortilla chips and a delicious salsa, and the fried chicken sandwich (the spicy version) was excellent. I had two different house beers which were equally excellent and the wife had a blueberry sour which she loved. Definitely worth visiting, especially if you like beer!

We absolutely love coming up here !!…read more The staff is always cheerful and they greet you as soon as you walk in the door and providing there is seats that are open they see you very quickly . The wings are simply the best as I always state in previous reviews. They are priced right and they offer a whole range of different flavors and these are not the little baby wings that you would get at some other place. These are nice size wings. When we go on Saturdays, they usually offer different type of food options in specials and you really cannot beat. The pricing in a food is well prepared. It's a restaurant/bar/sports bar whatever sport is going on. You're gonna find it on all of their screens so for the sports chunky this is heaven. Thank you for always providing such amazing wings and we will be back soon !!

I visited a friend who lives in the Harrisburg area. We went here on a Sunday and I must say I was…read morehighly surprised at how many TVs they had on with the different football games. They also had food specials for their wings and their draft beers. This is a perfect place to be when you want to see the football games. The service was quick and I was surprised at how well everything went with our orders, especially considering how busy it was.