One of the last if not the very last Diner on this side of the county with great service, home…read morestyle cooking and very reasonable prices.

Came here for the first time and ordered takeaway. I ordered their chicken and broccoli over rice…read morepilaf, which also came with 2 sides, so I ordered a side of French fries and corn. Total came to approximately $16 (not including tip). What's hot - Menu. Very good variety. There's sandwiches, pastas, salads, gyros, omelets, even scrapple. I really like they serve breakfast all day. There appears to be something for everyone, including vegetarians and vegans. - Quality. I appreciate that the food was not salty. You can tell they use frozen corn and heated it up, but the broccoli appeared and tasted fresh. - Service. I ordered takeaway and was told it would be ready for pick up when I arrived. When I asked how long that would take, the staffer responded about 15 minutes. That was the amount of time it took for me to get there. Sure enough, my order was already packaged and ready for pick up. They appear to cater to the traveling community and those who need their orders in a short amount of time. - Portions. Good value for money. Really good size portions. Definitely enough to get me full and to share with my husband. - Location. Easy to find and there's a decent size parking lot, which is helpful for larger vehicles, which I saw plenty of when I arrived. There's a decent size seating area, as well, with tables big enough to sit for parties larger than 4. What's not - Quality. It's not the most flavorful and delicious, but it's decent and reliable. - Location. Somewhat out of the way, because it's on the outskirts of Carlisle, but it's convenient for passersby. Final answer Willing to come back, but maybe not a first choice.

Altogether a "good' lunch experience. A large number of choices for lunch and all that we ordered…read morewas good. A typical diner ambience, with good service at reasonable prices.

Silver Spring Family Diner delivers a pretty standard, old-school diner experience: shiny metal…read moreexterior, classic booths, and the kind of tight, high-turnover setup you expect. The bench seating looks the part but isn't especially comfortable. Service was friendly and generally fast; good, but not exceptional. If the visit had been judged on atmosphere and baseline diner execution alone, this would have been a 3-star stop: decent food, reasonable pacing, nothing that stands out but fine for what it is. What dropped it to 2 stars were the quality-control and safety issues. I found eggshell in my over-easy eggs, and my fiancée found a piece of metallic wire brush in her meal. That's not just a "mistake in the kitchen;" it undermines confidence in the food and makes it hard to justify coming back.

I've probably driven by Southside Deli 1,000 times and never knew what the building was -- until a…read moreFacebook post about their Oktoberfest specials stopped me in my tracks. A quick search later and I realized it was only 20 minutes from home. I immediately grabbed a friend and requested a dinner date for the item that caught my eye: the Bratwurst mit Kraut -- bratwurst cooked with apples and sauerkraut, served on a pretzel bun and topped with even more kraut, with a side of German potato salad ($12). But I'll admit... I was also eyeing their Obatzda Burger with Oktoberfest beer cheese. Feeling bold, I asked our waitress if I could order their regular Pretzel Braid appetizer ($9) but swap the usual cheez-wiz and spicy mustard for that dreamy Oktoberfest beer cheese instead. She paused, smiled, wrote it down, and said, "that sounds really good!" Bless the chef for making my pretzel + beer cheese fantasy come true. The pretzel braid was warm, soft, and perfectly salty, and that beer cheese was the real MVP -- smooth, melty, not too hot, and with a proper beer-cheese finish. When the bratwurst plate arrived, it was a showstopper. Juicy brat, tangy kraut piled high, and tucked inside a pretzel roll that was soft but sturdy enough to hold it all together. No mustard needed! The German potato salad surprised me, though -- I'm used to the warm version, so finding it chilled caught me off guard. But honestly? It worked. Perfectly seasoned, just wet enough to be salad without drifting into soupy territory. I demolished both. Dessert was impossible to skip after hearing our waitress describe it to another table. We shared both the Apple Caramel Crumb Cake and the Lemon Blueberry Mascarpone Cake. The crumb cake was served warm with ice cream, loaded with thick, crunchy topping that didn't rely on chopped nuts (bonus points!). The mascarpone cake was light and buttery with the perfect balance of lemon and blueberry -- like saying goodbye to summer and hello to fall all in one dessert sitting. Southside Deli's Oktoberfest menu blew me away, and if their everyday offerings are anywhere close, I've been seriously missing out. Add in free parking, a convenient location, and plenty of seating, and it's an easy go-to spot for lunch or dinner. Southside is officially on my food rotation radar now!

Sometimes less really is more! They put way too much meat on their sandwiches that involve lunch…read moremeat! You can't get your mouth around them! My parents are 88 and 90 ... they had a horrible time with their sandwiches! Maybe less meat and then lower the prices!! They are pretty steep on their prices and charge extra for everything!! They both ordered the 1/2 a sandwich with a cup of soup. They both enjoyed their soup. They said it was good but nothing special. My cousin and I both opted for a full sandwich w/fries. We exchanged 1/2 of our sandwiches. When I asked for mine w/out jalapeños you would have thought I had asked her to go out back and killed the chicken with her bare hand! Very strange look and a bit of a snotty attitude! The service was sooooo slow! And only a few people were in. We stopped in for an early lunch. (Just after opening) The new location is way too small. I'm surprised they chose to move to this location. The parking lot is tiny and weird shaped. There's not a lot of seating inside... I personally have tried all of their locations and it's always the same issues. It was not my choice to pick here, I would have gone elsewhere.

Ashley got our drink order, confirmed they serve breakfast all day and proceeded to take our…read moreorders. Waited about 15 minutes for our "breakfast for dinner" to arrive. Overall, good breakfast!

A true diner! Great food, fabulous waitstaff and the place is always so incredibly clean…read more Their broccoli salad is not to be missed. I've never even had a so-so meal. We usually plan our trips up and down the east coast around this place so we hit it at a meal time.

Amazing. Liver and onions amazing. Turkey dinner, he cleaned the plate. I will make this a stop…read moreeverything for lunch.

Great food family restaurant great staff and price for your family I would go again and againread more

This place was just what we needed a hearty meal to go about our day. The country fried steak with…read moresawmill gravy was the best and I would definitely get this again.

This place is very convenient off of the turnpike. Parking is easy. Ambience is casual, clean, and…read moretidy. The desserts look fantastic. The service was friendly and our kind waitress treated us just like the many regulars there. We got our food quickly. The bill too. The fries are those kind that have like crumbles on them. Not my favorite but they were well fried. We had a burger that was a little overcooked and tasted just like one you could make at home. Also had a tuna melt. The bread was warm and toasted stout the tunela was cold. I found it odd that the tuna wasn't on the toast when it was "melted". Tasted good though. I would stop here again but probably get dessert for my meal.

Amazing family dinner in downtown Chambersburg. This is a classic spot to get a lot of food for a…read morelittle money. The large menu selection can appease the whole family as there's something for everyone. I tried the French onion, soup and salad this time and last time I had a chicken Parm with spaghetti and that was also delicious. So, if you're looking for a spot that can host a gathering, this could be your spot

Classic short order cooking at least for breakfast when I stopped by at 7:15 AM. The waitress did a…read moregreat job of managing the too many tables of customers who arrived but my breakfast came out very quickly and was well done. Simple enough cheese omelet with toast and home fries. The omelet was good with the right amount of cheese and a good portion. The toast was toast. And the home fries were pretty good as well. A nice little spot. I can see returning here before I'm done in Chambersburg.

We visited Carlisle, PA to attend the annual Corvette event. We loved the location of Pitt Street…read moreStation as it was within walking distance of our Air BnB. The service was excellent both evenings! Yes! We chose to enjoy dinner two nights in a row! We were thrilled, and blessed to have Meg as our server, both visits. Meg was attentive, engaging and very knowledgeable of the menu. She was a pure delight. The first evening we ordered the Meatball Sliders as an Appetizer. What incredible flavor and texture these meatballs have! All meat! The red sauce was wonderfully bright with true authentic Italian sauce. My husband and I shared the sliders and the Cubana sandwich. What fabulous flavors in the Cubana as well. The bread had a nice crunch on the outside with soft bites inside. Delicious!! The second night we enjoyed delicious Spaghetti and those wonderful Meatballs along with the best Chicken Marsala we've ever enjoyed. We will visit the next time we are in Carlisle.

Pitt Street Station offers a number of items that would work for vegetarians and gluten free…read morepatrons. As for vegans, well, there isn't much. Thankfully the restaurant is willing to accommodate (like leaving the cheese off a pizza) so there are vegan items to be crafted. It would just be cool if there were one or two items designed with vegans in mind. So, after some hocus pocus work, I decided on The Puttanesca Pizza and a non-alcoholic Cinnamon Vanilla Mule. The Puttanesca Pizza typically features olive tapenade, house tomato sauce, shaved Romano and rosemary gremolata. The waitress said it would be no problem to leave off the Romano. The Cinnamon Vanilla Mule contains cinnamon-vanilla syrup and ginger beer. Thankfully no substitutions needed here. The pizza at Pitt Street Station is bar style. A thin, chewy crust with the toppings layered on top. I found the crust to be pretty good. I like the combo of tapenade and house tomato sauce but did find it a tad salty. Can't imagine what it is like with the Romano added in. The Cinnamon Vanilla Mule was very good. I liked the balance of all the components. It was cool to see some non alcoholic cocktails on the menu and to have them be really good. I would return to Pitt Street Station if meeting up with someone because the place is accommodating to dietary needs but until some actual vegan items are on the menu it won't be somewhere I seek out on my own.