Great place for an event. Food was good and service was exceptional. Had my daughters shower there…read moreand would highly recommend.

This is an absolute gem! It offers a large buffet with plenty of choices, including a salad bar,…read moresoups, comfort foods like meatloaf, salisbury steak, chicken parmesan, chicken wings, turkey, chicken salad, tuna salad, carving station, sides, fruit, custom order omelette station, soft ice cream, bourbon maple bread pudding (HIGHLY recommend), Shoofly pie, apple pie, brownies, cinnamon buns, chocolate chip cookies, espresso cheesecake, puddings. The restaurant itself is clean, spacious and beautiful, creating a welcoming atmosphere that's especially nice for families and larger groups. They even had an arcade, a bar, and outdoor field games. I enjoyed having so many different options to choose from, and the buffet format makes it easy for everyone to find something they like. To me, it's a fun, beautiful, delicious Gettysburg dining experience. It's a meal that is as good as homemade with plenty of variety. I think it's better than all the other over-hyped restaurant in the area. They didn't rush us at all. We will definitely be back!

Dienner's simply provides incredible value and quick service to anyone in the area. It gives you…read morethe option of eating from a self-serve buffet or a-la-carte. We chose the buffet and were glad we did. While the food was generally good but not great, it has good variety and all for less than $20. Salad options were fresh and the roasted chicken adds clean protein with pretty good taste. I recommend the dinner rolls with the chicken as well. Some traditional Amish dishes were available that I didn't care for but others might. The desserts were my favorite, including the pumpkin cake and the apple crumble. They also offer a soft-serve station and a variety of sweet pies.

After an Amish tour, my group stopped at Dienner's Country Restaurant in Soudersburg, and it was a…read morefantastic dining experience. If you're looking for a hearty meal at a reasonable price, this place is hard to beat. A few highlights from our visit: The buffet is the best value, offering unlimited access to a wide variety of freshly prepared dishes. Both hot and cold buffet options are available, so there's something for everyone. Dessert is included and features options like pie and soft serve ice cream. The food tasted fresh, homemade, and consistently well-stocked. We left incredibly full and satisfied. Other things worth noting: Plenty of parking available in the rear lot. Clean and well-maintained bathrooms. Friendly, attentive service throughout the meal. Despite arriving with a party of five, we were seated in about 10 minutes. Overall, Dienner's delivers exactly what you'd hope for from a Pennsylvania Dutch buffet: fresh comfort food, generous portions, great service, and excellent value. Whether you're visiting the Lancaster area or finishing up an Amish tour, it's a great place to sit down for a filling meal. I'd happily return on a future trip.

Food was very good. Service was outstanding. Ambiance buffet /restaurant very nice. Cleanread more

Don't waste your money. I've come here a few times a year over the past several years. It's gone…read moredownhill. The food is terrible. Came for lunch and the food was dried out and not appetizing. Sat down to eat and everything was bland. It's school cafeteria food at best but they charge a fortune. Just go to McDonald's. It'll be a lot cheaper and taste better. Very disappointed.

They offer big variety of food. As Ome of the stir fry is decent. I don't like the sushi. Their…read morefried items could be better. I don't love the batter and bit too salty. Chicken skewers are a bit tough. Price point is not bad. Crabs are small. I'm surprised to see they have pig ears, died frog legs, and jellyfish.

I have a large family and we frequently go to charm city buffet to get the best bang for our buck!…read moreWe always leave this buffet feeling very full, satisfied, and happy because of the food and kind service. There are so many things to try here such as their hot hibachi, sushi, seafood, meats, desserts, and more! I will say that most of the time, the food is hot and there are frequent refills but other times, the food can be a bit cold and taste a bit old. Overall, we've been coming here for years and will still come back!

If you're hungry and looking for an all-you-can-eat buffet for a group large or small, this is the…read moreplace. It's friendly, clean and the food is pretty tasty. I enjoyed the fresh fried chicken so much, I returned for another piece. Amish staples like Shoo Fly Pie, and fruit cobblers are available, however I agree with previous posters, they're bland. All said, the environment is welcoming and no one should leave hungry.

The biggest buffet in America does not disappoint! Shady Maple is a Lancaster county landmark! We…read morehad Salad, Steaks, shrimp, (and veggies) and finished with shoofly pie & chocolate cake! This is my husband's favorite buffet! What people don't usually know is they have a huge gift shop downstairs. It's as big as the entire restaurant which can actually seat thousands of people. If you're headed to Lancaster or in Lancaster County, you have to stop at Shady Maple!

My wife and I had dinner here on July 12, 2026. I had done and internet search and found the Manor…read moreBuffet. It had great reviews so I deciced we should try it. We were very happy we did. The food was great and the employees were friendly. It was clean and very busy. I think this has become one of our favorite places for dinner or lunch.

Our group stopped by here after watching a show at Sight and Sound Theatres - it's about 15 mins…read moreaway! Buffets used to be a staple growing up--especially if you're Asian, iykyk. They were the go-to spot for unlimited seafood, sushi, hibachi, and just about everything else. Nowadays, it feels like more people are cooking at home to save money or opting for smaller, trendier restaurants. The staff here was attentive, and I appreciated that they spoke and understood English well. Unfortunately, our experience at checkout left a bad impression. One of the Chinese waitresses was unnecessarily rude and more focused on proving she was right than calmly explaining the situation, so minus one star. The food itself was pretty standard, with limited sashimi and hibachi options, so minus another star. I did enjoy the chocolate fountain, dessert bar, cake fridge, and soft-serve ice cream--they brought back nostalgic buffet memories. The restaurant was also very clean, which I always appreciate.

First things first; Bird-in-Hand; I still love ya and please take this review, as words for…read moreimprovement. Note to those navigating the Bird-in-Hand restaurant website, there is a section for coupons and "specials," that is a must to check out. I need to take a moment to emphasize the customer service, which far exceeds nearly anything I've encountered elsewhere. My hands shake and this was seen while at the hot food area (eggs/ham). The gentleman behind the bar, offered to hold my dish, scoop my food and bring the food tray to my table. Our waitress, spoke to us as if we were friends and her smile, seemed genuine. The breakfast offerings, unfortunately, were a let down. Eggs were lukewarm, scrambled hard, boiled ham, flavorless, pancakes, spongy discs, homefries, potatoes from a can (noticeable corners were cut in many food items), continuing... mini sticky buns, crisp, hard, fruit - lacked variety, baked oatmeal, toothsome, dry, unremarkable. I plan on coming back for lunch - Wednesday, for your chicken potpie; it's so good and to be treated like family.

A little disappointed with this place. Was here many many years ago and i didn't like the way the…read morebuffet was set up. Too much in a small area. Food was all ok. Nothing great. Except the fried chicken and the chicken wings. Service was superb!

This is a step up from your standard Lancaster buffet line. They offer the standard Amish food…read moreoptions like Chicken Pot Pie, Shoofly pie, creamed dry corn and plenty of fresh vegetables. What you'll also find is a nice line up of drinks including wine, beer and cocktails. You won't find that at many of the Lancaster Amish buffet lines! The offers aren't as extensive as some of the other buffets. But it feels a little higher end. It's also pricier. But our family really enjoyed the experience. The spread here was overall very nice. Not a massive spread but still worth it to check out with some gorgeous country views out the window.

Tried this place after we tried Shady Maple because people had said it was much better-…read moreIt was not better perhaps even worse. Staff is rude Never received a refill of my soft drink Food beyond horrible- No seasoning Mashed potatoes had raw chunks of potatoes Fried chicken dry and tasteless Roast beef at the carving station on temp well done- No bowls at the soup station Save your money!!

Norbu is a colorful cute little space that also has outdoor seating. It's a little hidden and if…read moreyou need to drop someone off and have the bad luck that someone is behind you so you can't back up into the parking lot, you will be caught up in the eternal one-way maze of Lancaster streets to get back there, but it's still worth it. Because the food is wonderful!. I would especially praise the pakoras and momos, but everything else we had was also delicious. The waitstaff is knowledgeable and can give good explanations and good advice. It's obvious that they also eat there and like it. We will certainly be back soon!

There are moments in life when you set out in search of dinner and instead discover a small,…read morebenevolent corner of the universe. My wife, acting as both navigator and oracle, found Norbu after I asked for something within walking distance of our hotel. Four Himalayan restaurants, all within a short stroll, which felt statistically suspicious in the heart of Amish country. We chose Norbu because it had the best reviews and, more importantly, because it offered Nepalese and Bhutanese dishes, which none of us had ever tried. We are a family that tries to make it a point to say yes to the unknown. Finding it is part of the adventure. Norbu is tucked along North Christian Street, though calling it a street feels optimistic at best. It is more of a very committed alley. The restaurant sits inside an office building with a few brave parking spaces placed carefully on postage stamp sized lot out front. Had we been driving, I am certain we would have missed it and continued on, poorer for the experience. Fortunately, we were on foot and arrived intact. Inside, the place was alive at 7 PM. There were low tables with stools that suggested a more traditional way of dining, and a couple of unoccupied standard tables for those of us still learning. We took one of the latter and were seated quickly. We began with momo, a dish that seems like could quietly solve many of the world's problems if placed on the right tables. Soft, hand folded dumplings, steamed and served with a savory chutney. We ordered the "Mix It All" option, which gave us vegetable, beef, and chicken. Each had its own personality, its own quiet argument for why it should be your favorite. My older son ordered the Sweet N Sticky Tofu, which was the most familiar thing we ate all night. It tasted like a thoughtful conversation between General Tso and sesame tofu. Very good, very well executed, just less novel. I had the Pak Sha Datsi, the national dish of Bhutan, which I did not know until I read it on the menu and our server filled in the missing information with patience and enthusiasm. Norbu itself, we learned, is rooted in Himalayan traditions and a desire to share the food and culture of Nepal and Bhutan with a wider audience, which feels like a noble use of time. The dish arrived as a gently spiced stew with pork and a blend of aged and smoked cheeses. It was creamy, delicate, and somehow grew more interesting with every bite. It did not resemble anything I had eaten before, which is a rare and welcome thing as I grow ever older. My wife and younger son both ordered the Nepali Thali, a kind of edible symphony made up of curry, lentils, vegetables, chutneys, pickles, and a dessert pudding. My wife chose the fish curry, which was tender and lightly flavored. My son chose the chicken curry, which quietly became the star of the table. It had a familiar warmth, something like Indian curry, but with its own distinct voice. The accompanying mustard greens, curried potatoes, and a simple mix of green beans, corn, and carrots, were so flavorful that we found ourselves marveling at them like tourists at a natural wonder. Service was excellent. Our waitress guided us through the menu, made thoughtful suggestions, and shared a bit of the restaurant's story. By the end of the meal, we felt not just fed, but informed. Our only failure was not saving room for dessert. There was a chai flavored cashew cheesecake that sounded like it might change a person's outlook on life. We will have to return to test this theory. Norbu is the kind of place you hope to find and rarely do. It is hidden, a little hard to reach, and entirely worth the effort. Five stars, because sometimes you find something amazing and new, and that reminds you that the world is still full of good surprises.

I went with two friends to enjoy the Friday, seafood buffet. Steamed haddock was tasty. Snow crab…read morelegs were available from the kitchen...not on the buffet table and we could only get one order. Standard buffet fare. The employees were friendly but table service was not great. Dishes piled high. We will not be returning.

A wide array of expertly cooked home style foods, with many Amish items. Everything was delicious,…read moreand everyone is friendly. Not to be missed if you are in the area.