This is a fantastic breakfast--and probably lunch--restaurant. We visited Gettysburg for three days…read moreand ate breakfast here twice (we arrived too late on our first day). The service was outstanding, and everyone's meal was absolutely delicious. The restaurant was spotless, including the restrooms, and the staff couldn't have been friendlier. Both mornings our server even asked if we'd like beverages to go, which was a thoughtful touch. I only wish we had a HoneyBee where we live. We'll definitely recommend this restaurant to friends and family visiting Gettysburg. It's easily one of the best breakfast restaurants I've ever been to--and I've been to a lot! Hoping to come back for lunch in the near future.

What a lovely gem in historic Gettysburg, PA. First off great vibes... part diner and part sit…read more-down restaurant. It felt very homey and relaxed. Service was efficient and friendly. My sister, niece and I had a lovely girls lunch recently. The menu is varied but not overwhelming. This is a breakfast/lunch spot with a nod to a Greek diner... lots of Greek options, normal breakfast fare and sandwiches. We sampled a typical breakfast of pancakes with bacon which was very good. Pancakes were fluffy and bacon crisp. Coffee is a huge disappointment however, it is very, very weak. Two of us sampled the Greek specialties... a gyro and a chicken souvlaki. Both were disappointing -- there was plenty of meat in both but chicken seriously under seasoned and not grilled much. The sandwiches, which typically have sliced onions and tomato salad, were lacking that crunch and acidity. Instead, they were covered in a very thick tzatziki. Again, the tzatziki lacked seasoning . It was way too thick, no discernible cucumbers or dill. Fries were outstanding. We shared a huge baklava which was delicious. Happy to give it another try because of the staff, location , vibe and baklava!

Such a great local spot serving up some DELICIOUS food and coffee! Had brunch with a friend and…read morewanted the salmon lox bagel but unfortunately they were out of lox because they make it IN HOUSE! Will definitely have to come back to try it but went with the Salmon BLT special and it was amazingggggg! Fish was cooked perfectly and came out piping hot, perfectly seasoned as well. It came with standard chips, but the bread was the perfect vessel for it and the bacon was perfectly crisp, and to bring it all together the aioli . The coffee was fresh and lots of options! Atmosphere was very trendy and casual, perfect spot for a date or study session. Customer service was top notch too- everyone was super friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Will for sure be back!

Really cute place with some great vegan AND meat options. I had a panini with ham, Brie, and fig…read morejam. It was really tasty but most bites were EITHER ham and Brie OR ham and jam. My husband really enjoyed his (spicy, of course) Vegan Bangin' Breakfast Bowl. Service was pleasant and reasonably quick. NOT handicap accessible. You must be able to climb a couple of steps to enter the building and the bathroom is small.

Food is remarkable for the price, this is more than a diner. Breakfast is served all day, portions…read moreare generous, senior specials, large dinner specials all. Lunch is less $ than a stop at McDonald's. Almost always get the fried cod sandwich, it's big and very tasty. Soups are excellent, meaty chicken noodle and (when they have) it stuffed pepper soup tastes like a stuffed pepper. . Their cakes come from Baltimore and are wonderful, I promise you will never forget the baklava cake, when they have it prepare to share, decadent and large slice for what it is. Their iced tea is the best. Service is fast (when they're not swamped) and friendly, I come once a month on road trips but they remember me and check if everything is ok and a drink refill a couple of times. Good thing I don't live closer, probably would go once a week or more. Ambiance is different but friendly depending where you sit. At the counter I run into regular locals almost every visit. They are friendly and love, share stories and joke with their waitresses. But this is more than a diner. As well as the classic diner they have a private dining room for about 20 and a large dining room for more than 75. Some lunch times it has 50. Locals, travelers and truckers come here for lunch.

We stopped into Hunterstown Diner for dinner and ended up seriously impressed with both the quality…read moreand the value. We both went with the dinner specials, which were only 14.99 each and came with two sides. I ordered the ribs and my husband got the NY strip with butterfly shrimp. For the price, the portions were honestly huge. My ribs were fall off the bone tender and coated in a tangy BBQ sauce that had just the right balance of sweet and smoky. Easily one of the better diner style rib plates I have had. The fries were natural cut, perfectly seasoned, and had that ideal texture where they are pillowy inside with a light crisp on the outside. The succotash was simple but still good and comforting. My husband's steak was cooked to a perfect medium rare and had great flavor throughout. The butterfly shrimp were crispy and paired really well with the steak. His side salad was super fresh with iceberg lettuce, cucumber, tomato, onion, and shredded cheddar. I did not even get a photo of it because he immediately dug in and loved it. The service really stood out too. Everyone was so attentive and quick to help with anything we needed like extra napkins or more sauce. It felt very welcoming and genuinely cared for. The interior has that true hometown diner feel where it seems like everyone knows each other. It is mostly booths with some tables and even a classic counter with stools, which gives it that nostalgic diner vibe. With both meals and drinks, our total was under $40, which feels rare lately for portions and quality like this. This is one of those spots where you leave full, happy, and feeling like you got an actual deal. Definitely worth stopping in if you are in the area.

What a great place! The owners are incredibly warm, friendly, and genuinely care about their…read morecustomers. They take real pride in everything they make, and it shows. It's the kind of place where you feel like family, even on your first visit. The meatloaf sandwich was absolutely delicious, and the homemade pickled beets were outstanding. Everything is made in-house, and you can taste the difference. I'll definitely be back!

The positives: The atmosphere here is always amazing. It's like going home every time you walk…read moreinto the door. The staff is always friendly and food is amazing. If you love large portions and hot yummy food I highly recommend it if you have time. The only issue I have here is this place NEEDS a proper staff. I really do like the folks they run the joint. But the service is inconsistent at best from visit to visit and even on a slow day with an empty dining space it can take a while to get served. Knowing that we went in today not expecting much more than large tasty portions. We took the whole family as a good bye brunch as my oldest his partner who we're visiting with my grandson. Im not sure what happened today but the single little old lady who runs the front was all over the place. She was polite and professional but you could tell she was overwhelmed. It took quite a while to get menus and waters then quite a while longer than that to get to order. She took the order and then we waited. And waited and waited. As we waited the littles started to devolve. And then, we waited some more. From the moment we sat down to the time food arrived was about an hour and a half. By then the kids were done. My wife was done and I was done. The food was hot. Some under cooked and my meal was missing the main component. That mouth watering and coma inducing pastrami. All said and done it was one of the worst dining experiences I've had. No one was happy when we left. And that's a huge bummer. The food here is too good for the experience to be so bad. There were apologies and eventually the owner came out and compensated the entire meal. But that's not a good business model. Will I go back? Absolutely. They could cuss me out and I'd go buy the pastrami even if it fell on the floor. It's that good. But I probably won't ever go back with the kids. They don't have the stamina for it and we really have enough time to truly enjoy it as we would like to.

Permanently closed. Was a great restaurant. We had the best breakfast on our last visit to the…read morearea. So sad to see it closed.

My server, Kinna, when he came to my table to get my order he treated me with the up most…read moredisrespect. He was making fun of my hairline and he also stepped on my shoes. Not only did he do all that, he also made fun of my food choices. This guy is crazy.

We were visiting Hanover and a local recommended this restaurant. It is a nice casual place with a…read morevariety of American dishes like chicken pot pie, broasted chicken and broiled or fried seafood. When we walked in we discovered they're were two dinning rooms, the one in the front was a 1970ish country diner like ambience while I back was a much larger rrom with a more folksy contemporary ambience. The service was prompt and friendly. Thecoz was very good. I got the liver which was smothered in a rich flavorful beef gravy with lots of chopped onion and bacon. The mashed potatoes were made fresh , not instant, and delicious. My wife got the roasted chicken which she said was really juicy and delicious. We both got broccoli salad with was finely chopper broccoli florets with a nice tangy mayo based dressing...really tasty. The prices are very reasonable. Lots of parking. Overall a very pleasant experience.

Absolutely packed on a Saturday morning when I came for brunch with friends, but they had no issues…read moreaccommodating us without even a reservation! The food was hit or miss. On the good side, portions were large and prices were low. The biscuits with the chopped steak gravy were really good. My omelet, on the other hand, lacked flavor and left a lot to be desired. Pretty solid breakfast spot if you want a lot of food at an affordable price.

Met a friend for lunch today and WOW! We were super impressed with the portions and the taste!…read more Everything was super delicious. The waitress was super nice. It's also great seeing everything renovated since they took over for Rosie's. Definitely going back

My wife and I stopped by this diner in New Oxford that opened about three months ago. Haven't eaten…read moreat this location in many years ever since I was subjected to the terrible food it served before when it was called Rosie's diner or Rosie's restaurant... I can't remember which? I'm happy to report that the food and the service with new owners at the new diner is excellent. My wife and I both had the fried fantail shrimp entrée which comes with a salad and two sides. The shrimp were quite juicy and tasty and had a nice crunch so they must've been coated with among other things some panko breadcrumbs. The portion was generous as you will see in the photo. Both salads were good, but the greens were just a little tired. French fries were also quite nice and covered with kind of a tasty and crispy coating of some kind. Service was good and we never had to wait very long for anything. The diner has two display cases full of delicious, looking desserts... But we were too full to eat anymore. The bill for the two entrées + 2 soft drinks was $39 + an $8 tip. Good, solid diner food and I would return in the future with no reservations.

This place may be small, but it's full of heart. It's my second visit, and I've noticed a friendly,…read morefamiliar vibe. Staff and regulars seem to know each other well, giving it a true mom-and-pop feel. We were warmly greeted and seated quickly. Drinks came out right away, and the service was attentive throughout our meal. I had the steak and eggs with house potatoes and toast. While I'm not sure it was actually ribeye as listed, it was tasty and well-priced. The brunch burger was also a hit, no complaints there! They offer a tempting variety of baked goods, including coconut cake, red velvet, and rice crispy treats, plus a fridge full of pies. You can also grab a T-shirt for $20 to celebrate their 40th anniversary. I'm planning to come back for lunch soon to try their award-winning chicken. Bonus: there's plenty of parking in the back.

Stopped in on a Sunday at about 1 pm. Note: they close at 2 pm on Sundays and there was definitely…read morea vibe that the waitresses were done for the day. But more people came in that last hour both for carry out and dine-in than was there when we arrived. They really should stay open longer on Sundays. Some staff are pleasant, some are surly. We ordered two burgers, one with waffle fries and one with chips. They were hot and delicious! My only complaint was the grilled onions on the Swiss burger were not tender--I think they were from the outermost skin of the onion. I literally could not bite through them but had to gobble them like spaghetti you can't break! Hubs ordered the Burger of the Week which had Doritos and was so large it came with a steak knife in it! Chips were fresh and waffle fries were perfect!

A very reasonably priced and tasty breakfast. A great little spot you can tell the locals love it.read more

Yummy comfort food for a good price. Old fashioned dinner. Steak and eggs was good and a large…read moreportion.

Been there a few times now. Had breakfast, and dinner. Took my son who is a bug eater. He was well…read moresatisfied. They also can do some modification because I was eating a Keto diet plan. I was happy. Waiting staff was friendly and fast. Had no problems.

So we stayed at the hotel over the weekend. Great hotel!! The restaurant not so good we got the…read morefish and chips. The fries were perfect, fish tasted like trash. Very expensive food. Save yourself the disappointment and head into town for a meal. We paid $101 for 2 fish and chip meals and a couple drinks... went to Appalachian brewing and spent the same amount and got 3 appetizers, 2 delicious meals, 3 bar drinks and a dessert for $101.