This Dairy Queen employs very polite teenagers- similar to experiences at a Chick Fil A. They were…read moreextremely busy this evening and the young man taking the orders - politely and kept his cool. Kudos to him. Our $7 meal deals were delivered to our table. You can't beat the price - for either a cheeseburger or 3 chicken strips, fries, a drink and a small sundae. We saved our coupons for the sundaes for another time - we were full and barely touched the fries. Also it was very busy and wanted to give up our booth for other customers. Only one slight issue- the line at this location for drive through is always congested and tends to block other drivers getting into a parking spot. However not a problem!

This is the 4th time this building has forgotten multiple items on my order. They do not allow time…read moreto inspect your bag and usher you through forcefully. I returned with a receipt saying I did not receive my fries, and I was denied by the front of store employee.

There isn't a Freddie's near where I live and so when I was visiting Lancaster recently I decided…read moreto check it out again as the last time I went was nearly 10 years ago in Idaho. What I remembered was pretty average burgers and fries but excellent custard. True to my memory, the burgers and fries were pretty standard with a fairly generous portion of toppings. The Freddie's sauces are a must for anyone who likes Fry Sauce. The Oreo milkshake I had was pretty standard too--maybe I should've ordered one of their more interesting menu items. The restaurant was reasonably clean, the staff were friendly, and the seating was plentiful.

I really enjoyed the food. The sauce is really good. They make your food right there and even with…read morethat it's not terribly long. I went to the drive-through so I'm not really sure inside seating but the outside had some branches, which was nice.

I don't usually write reviews for chain spots because, let's be honest, they're all kind of the…read moresame. But sometimes the universe drops a delightful little surprise in your lap, and it's your duty as a dessert-loving citizen to spread the word. So here I am. One night, while scrolling through the internet, I stumbled across a post claiming that Dairy Queen makes Cupcakes. Like, individual ice cream cakes. Excuse me? What? How was this not national news?! I did some digging, and sure enough--DQ's website confirmed it. "The personal version of our famous cake with fudge and crunch center, surrounded by vanilla and chocolate soft serve." I was instantly obsessed. Because here's the thing: I love DQ ice cream cake. But as a single person, a full-size cake is basically a lifestyle choice. A DQ Cupcake sounded like the perfect solution--just enough ice cream cake to make you happy, not enough to make you question your life choices. So I went on a mission. And let me tell you, I've been to plenty of DQs in my life--never once have I seen these mythical cupcakes in a freezer case. I finally called the Camp Hill location, expecting confusion and disappointment. But nope. The guy on the phone didn't even hesitate. "Cupcakes? Yep, we've got them. How many do you want?" I almost screamed. They exist. I was out the door in seconds, probably breaking minor traffic laws to get there before they disappeared. I walked in, trying to play it cool, and said, "Hi... cupcakes?" The employee grinned, like he'd been waiting his whole shift for this moment. "Of course. How many would you like?" A minute later, he reappeared with two glorious little ice cream cupcakes--one pink, one yellow. $7.18 later, I was practically skipping to my car. And friends, let me tell you... they were perfect. Fudge and crunch in the middle, chocolate and vanilla soft serve on the outside, cheerful icing and sprinkles on top--it was pure joy in a cup. We ate both in one sitting and felt no shame. Listen, folks: DQ Cupcakes are real. They exist in the actual world. You can go buy one today. And you should. Go get yourself a DQ Cupcake and thank me later. Camp Hill Dairy Queen, you are the hero we didn't know we needed. I'll be back for more cupcakes--probably this weekend.

My favorite go to place for dessert! Service was amazing! The environment was clean and staff was…read morefriendly!

Inexpensive local pretzel stop. Decent size large pretzels and nuggets available to pick up or sit…read moredown and eat there. They seem to specialize in pretzel rolls for their sandwiches but we felt like just getting some pretzels to go. Sad that they weren't warm, but for $2 each they were cheap enough. This place is very low key, so don't expect glamor at all, but it seemed to be a hit with the locals as the line started to build when we walked out. Didn't like the fact that you had to pay for mustard though, seems a bit silly.

These pretzels are the best in all of PA. It is a family recipe that has been handed down through…read moregenerations and I have been eating them for 70 years. There are a couple other pretzels companies that are good but still dont compare, and much better than the NY and Philly pretzels. They make pretzel dogs and all kinds of sandwiches and beverages. A must stop when in York.

I don't know why so many Friendlys have closed. It's a great combination of diner fare, ice cream…read moreparlor and family restaurant. We are there twice in 2 days while visiting the area. The kids menu is amazing and they have several items to entertain kids like an activity sheet and spoons that change color. There are so many offerings and specials for adults. The ice creams and toppings are all delicious. I even got a lobster roll as a take out item for my mom and she loved it! The fried ravioli wasn't all that fried but the onion rings, fries and chicken tenders were great! I chose a sort of grilled cheese fish sandwich that was very tasty. My bill was so reasonable that I over tipped because servers don't make as much when the prices are low. Easy parking and access. Now the a/c was out in mid July but they had fans that seemed to do the job. Although that's something that should be temporary. I miss having more Friendlys around. Good food, good prices, good service. Only the lack of a/c took a star from this review.

Sometimes, dinner is not about spectacle. It is not about foie gras or molecular gastronomy or…read moreservers who wear bow ties like they are carrying the weight of the world. Sometimes, dinner is about crossing the street from your hotel in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and landing in a red-and-white booth at Friendly's with your two sons, both of whom are still young enough to find joy in whipped cream and rainbow sprinkles. My youngest had the Friendly Frank. A hot dog by any other name, but served with pride and eaten without complaint. It was fine. It filled the boy and that is what food is supposed to do at minimum. My oldest ordered the Clam Strip platter. What he got instead, at first, was a fried shrimp platter. A mistake. But one corrected so quickly and so kindly by our waitress Jackie that it barely registered as an inconvenience. Jackie, by the way, was a star. Friendly in the way Friendly's dreams of being. Personable. Efficient. She moved like someone who knew what they were doing and liked doing it. That is rarer than it should be. As for me, I had the boneless wings with something called "Friendly Sauce." Jackie warned me in advance, said it tasted like Chick-Fil-A sauce. She was right. It was tangy and sweet and tasted like something designed in a lab for mass appeal. The wings themselvs were a bit on the small side, more winglet than wing, but they were cooked well and carried the sauce like proud little vehicles of flavor. Dessert is where Friendly's remembers what it is. I had the peanut butter sundae and it was lovely. A simple thing done right. The kind of dessert that doesn't try too hard but still gets the job done. My sons each had Happy Ending sundaes, which they devoured like cartoon wolves. There were smiles. There was laughter. There was chocolate syrup on the table. Everything made sense for a little while. Four stars. Not because the food was perfect. It wasn't. But because the service was warm, the company was better, and the whole experience felt like a scene from a life well lived. We walked back across the street full and content.

These are the best pretzel you'll ever have. They stay fresh for days when properly stored. I…read morelike the unsalted twist, but they do have salted ones and normally at least two different shapes. If you are in the area you have to stop by their roadside shop. They also do catering, I have never used it since I don't live in the area, but the pretzel tray looks amazing.

The best pretzels ever. We live up the street and this place is a hidden gem. The staff is always…read morenice with quick service.

Rita's is the stop in for great cool treats !! If u drive by don't discouraged by all the people…read moreand cars there .. don't leave !!! The lines are served fast by great service people and so many people go there for great tasting treats .... !! Everything tastes great and very refreshing... so take grandma and grandpa with you and make it a family get-together ..... grandma and grandpa will appreciate it too ..

Service was very fast and an excellent variety of creamy delights! The patio area was clean and…read morewell maintained. Perfect for a summer's night!

Smittie's Soft Pretzels 10-17-24 Drove up to Dover Pa. to…read moreget some Smittie's Soft Pretzels as we can not get them where we live. We bought 6 to take with us to eat later. You can get them their fresh and warm. That's when they are at the best, but we were traveling and did not have time to get them warm. There are a couple ways to get them, they have the Regular Soft Pretzel, Pretzel Sticks, Pretzel Twists, Pretzel Rolls, Slider Pretzel Rolls, Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel Twists and Specialty Orders just to name a few. They do have a web site with all the ways they make Pretzels. If you want to get some, I would call them first to make sure they are open. They make these near Dover Pa. on a small building along Route 74. These are good Soft Pretzels and I give them 4 out of 5 stars. Follow me on FB for more reviews. Guld Coast Terry

We drove 1.5 hrs to come on a Sunday after checking their Facebook page and website to make sure…read morethey were open. Very, very disappointing. I can't tell you if the food is worth it or not, but I strongly recommend calling them first to confirm they are open. This place is in the middle of nowhere, so if they are closed you are SOL for food.