We didn't have time to grab coffee or a bite this trip (tragic, I know), but we did explore their…read moreboutique side and wow, this place is tiny but mighty. Every corner is filled with adorable items from local makers, and the vibe is just cozy, warm, and community-driven. Of course, I had to grab my beloved Tittle Apiaries honey... because if you know, you know. Their blueberry and hot honey are top tier and I will die on that hill. The staff was super friendly, and they were getting everything ready for a Santa event and hot cocoa bar the next day. Seriously, how cute is that? Perfect little stop for gifts, treats, and supporting local makers. I'll be back when I have time for coffee... because you know I won't be able to resist twice.

Cute little spot! The food was okay overall -- the egg was a bit too eggy and wetter than I…read moreexpected, but the bagel it came on was really good. Prices were totally reasonable and the coffee and latte were solid. The interior is so pretty and aesthetic. Really cozy and thoughtfully designed. The owner and barista were both super kind and welcoming. Would come back!

WTF! That's all I can say about what went down here back in January…read more You know those jokes which refer to Pennsylvania as Pennsyltucky or something like Pennsylvania being Philly on one side, Pittsburgh on the other with Iowa in between? Well, in that vain, welcome to Cedar Rapids when coming to the Valley Expo Center in Lebanon. Some sickos in my family decided it would be a good idea to see the cultural smorgasbord that is BOLOGNAFEST 2017 which apparently takes place annually at the Expo Center in January. Now remember, this is not the Festival in Bologna which takes place every April in Italy. No, this is I shit you not, a one day festival it rural PA devoted to that great smoked lunch meat Lebanon Bologna. Don't know what Lebanon Bologna is? Read on: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebanon_bologna The set up is simple. Pay entrance fee (yes to the four of you who read my drivel, you need to pay for awesome privilege of entering the festival) then enter the festival which has two main rooms of stuff going on plus a few extras. Extras: Some students from the Lebanon Career and Technology Center had some small ice carvings outside the main entrance. They were pretty cool to look at and it sure as hell was cold enough outside for the ice to more than last the entire day. The main hallway was solicitation central. Every local area bank, insurance company, roofer, etc. had a booth trying to push their product or service. Room 1: Was set up for the 2nd annual Cornhole Tournament. Don't know what Cornhole is? Read on: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornhole Room 2; A giant cornucopia of crap. This room had small inflatables for the younger kids to play on. Some small games of chance for both kids to play. A guy that brought some snakes to touch. Multiple food vendors hawking everything from a local Lutheran Church bringing soup, to a small Lancaster based candy company to various Lebanon Bologna offerings from various companies including Seltzer culminating with the stomach curdling Lebanon Bologna Fried Corndog on a Stick! (Charge to 200! Clear! Beep! Thump!) Pardon me but I had a heart palpitation just typing that let alone the thought of actually eating one. This room also had a stage with different acts during the day such as a juggler, a karate group, a live animal show, a beer & wine tasting but the crowning moment of course was the Bologna Eating Contest! The contestants were given a stack of Lebanon Bologna sandwiches and to win they simply had to shovel down the most within the allotted time. The $250 first place winner with something like ten or eleven sandwiches inhaled was Jack "Snack Jack" Diamond who I believe is a competitive eater having won this competition before and having competed and won other competitions such as the Newark Delaware Spud Bowl, the Mount Joy PA Rib Competition and the TNT Deli Fat Bastard Eating Contest in St. Clair PA. Overall I think we stayed two hours give or take and by that point, it was more than enough. If you want to go (Oh Boy!), apparently this thing takes place annually in January and is a only held for one day on a Saturday with this years version going from 10-8. Admission is suppose to be $4 per adult with kids 12 and under getting in for free but somehow or other when we bought a raffle ticket to win ?? they waived the admission cost. You've been warned.

Super cute venue for the annual county fair with good food, little rides, and lots of family fun…read more Also have been here for gem shows that were really awesome such as the Gem Miners Jubilee. If any of those activities interest you I would recommend the Lebanon Expo Center, the staff is usually nice and admission is reasonably priced for their events. They have a have small food court and dining area inside and it's a cute place to visit for an event.

This hidden gem is a place that your guests will talk about for years to come. If you are looking…read morefor a unique, intimate location for your event, Twistback is the place. In addition to gorgeous grounds and breathtaking backdrops for your photos (field of wildflowers-hello!) the history and art that is housed here is on another level. The family that tenderly cares for these surroundings is heavily invested heart and soul, so there is no question about the details being important. Twistback is a great place to just visit for a tour as well (excellent opportunity for homeschool art history lessons) and they also offer art restoration and precious rug cleaning and repair. Put Twistback on your list if you are in the area-you won't regret it!

From the owner: Twistback Center for the Arts is a heritage museum and venue space that showcases a wide display of…read moreAmerican, European, and Asian art of all kind. While also being a beautiful venue for parties big and small. Curators of this museum are direct descendants of many important figures in history including Benjamin Franklin, Furness, Rembrandt, etc. This museum can also be used for any party needs from small private parties such as showers and birthday parties to weddings. Curators of this museum are also experts in conservation and restoration of fine art that have years of training from Timonthy Jayne who was the main conservator of the Winterthur, Andrew Wyeth, and the Brandywine River Museum. Services ranging from retouching, cleaning, varnishing, and frame repair. Also specializing in rug restoration from cleaning, reweaving, colorization, and fringe work. All these services come with a free consultation of your beloved items.

Lovely ambience Great wine…read moreGood customer service Good music Friendly and knowledgeable owner

First visit to try out their wines. Very pleasant surroundings and really unique tasting room…read morethat's in house that's been converted. Feels very homey. Service was friendly and I think overall the prices here are reasonable. Was not big on their whites - they were a bit to austere for our taste. The grunier vetliner holds promise but it's missing some of that wonderful pepper spicy note that you typically get. On the red side, they're entry-level wine, which is Redbone was actually our favorite kind of a pizza style light red. I also thought the title, which is there biggest red was pretty decent and they had a new release which I didn't catch the name of but tasted, and it was a Good one as well. Knocked on some cheese and bread with a music in the background and a beautiful deck. A worthwhile destination on a beautiful Saturday

We recently saw "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare..." at the theatre and had a wonderful…read moretime! The performance was amazing and the venue was ideal. The entire staff was gracious and helpful. And the setting is absolutely beautiful. If you are looking for an affordable opportunity to see Broadway level entertainment, you can't go wrong with Gretna Theatre!

From the owner: Gretna Theatre is one of south-central Pennsylvania’s few professional theatres, and the oldest…read morecontinuously active summer theatres in America. We are located in the arts/resort community of Mt. Gretna, PA where theatre has been produced at this same location since 1927! Our season includes 5 Mainstage productions of Broadway musicals and plays, our Family Series which introduces children and their families to the magic of live theatre, as well as multiple special musical and theatrical events. Each season, we bring in over 70 artists from central PA and all over the country to help us create thrilling theatrical experiences for our audience. Over the years, many Broadway stars have performed at Gretna Theatre - including Bernadette Peters, Charlton Heston, Faith Prince, Laurie Beechman, and Sally Struthers.

Great food and setting! Staff so accommodating. An iconic Mt Gretna restaurant! We love coming…read morethere each time we are in Gretna!

If you're looking for a unique place, this is it. The service is great. Menu has a wide variety to…read moresuit every palate and prices are reasonable.

Awesome experience with Becka our very knowledgeable and fun guide! I learned so much and I'm a…read morenative of Lancaster!!!

I was fortunate enough to find Kendra's tour company. I cannot recommend Kendra's tours highly…read moreenough! (If I used all the superlatives in my mind, my review would sound unreal.) I have never had a better city tour experience, or a more attentive, sensitive, personable, professional guide. I felt like I was visiting a friend, and getting to share her day as she visited with her friends. If you're looking for an amazing experience with absolutely scrumptious food, history told with heart, and a chance to meet some of the most welcoming people in one city, Kendra's tours are for you.