Well THAT was a great avocado toast! I recommend adding the egg and chili oil. Im from SoCal, and…read moreI wish we had places like this...

What a cute little bakery! I stumbled across this place while visiting from out of town, and it…read moreimmediately made me feel like I had stepped onto the set of Gilmore Girls or something. It was so charming and inviting that, honestly, I initially walked in just to look around without any intention of buying anything. :) Buttttt, after seeing everything in the display case, my family and I decided we had to come back later and grab some food to take back to our hotel so we wouldn't be stuck eating another McDonald's breakfast. Boy, am I glad we did! We picked up two quiche slices (different/they seem to vary by day), a pastry of some sort, and the baked oatmeal, and everything was delicious. The portions were huge, the prices were very reasonable, and everything tasted homemade, of course. I especially recommend the quiche - whichever one looks best to you. I was also pleasantly surprised that it came with a side of fresh fruit (that was actually good) such a nice addition to the meal. :) We were so happy to find a place in Hummelstown where we could enjoy delicious homemade food while also supporting a local business during our stay. If you're visiting the area and staying nearby, I'd definitely recommend stopping in rather than defaulting to the usual chain breakfast spots. And if you actually live in the area or have some time to spare, even better, grab a seat inside or outside, slow down, and enjoy the atmosphere. ! Such a charming little find!

Where the old cocoa beanery was! They close at 2pm so be aware of that! The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. I ordered the signature honey lavender latte it was fantastic. The cafe has less seating area than the old establishment. Because there is 2 areas in the cafe one for drinks and one for food orders.

Favorite coffee spot in the area. Good beans and good eats. Plus, always enjoy the old school…read morewooden picnic tables and open spaces. There's also a peaceful bench facing a small garden to put life in perspective.

Boba Sensei was such a pleasant surprise! The bubble tea is authentic, delicious, and very…read morereasonably priced. They also serve ramen made with homemade noodles, which was just as impressive. The owners are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the cozy atmosphere makes you want to stay awhile. This was an unexpected gem to find in Pennsylvania. If you're visiting the Hershey area, it's absolutely worth the short drive. I highly recommend stopping by if you're craving authentic boba tea and fresh, homemade ramen. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

I like them! Boba Sensei is a cute local bubble tea shop that also has some food options (eg. Ramen…read more-- you pick the toppings/protein on the touch screen kiosk). They also support other small businesses and have a section from indie artists which I thought was really nice! They had hand painted mini canvas magnets and other crafts. Bubble tea wise, I got the large taro milk tea. Nice flavor and could pick 1 topping included (could be boba or could be something else like mango jelly, etc).

I had Roxy's Chatterbox cater my corporate work meeting for both breakfast and lunch. The food was…read moreamazing and Roxy and Steve, the owners, were wonderful to work with... super accommodating and offered great suggestions for both my breakfast and lunch. They were early to arrive for set up and made sure to bring plenty of to go containers for food that was left over. They were a pleasure to work with and the food was absolutely yummy and I look forward to having them cater my next event. Definitely check them out!!!

Roxy's was an amazing pick for our baby shower. They were friendly, timely, and the food was…read moredelicious. Everyone loved everything they made. You cannot go wrong with using them for catering.

Decent coffee shop in the main lobby at the Hotel Hershey…read more They have the goods, by means of the caffeine jolt you need after your company has an all out three day bash at the hotels convention center. I stumbled my way in here after 4 hours sleep twice and managed not to look like shit. All hail the baristas!!! Food sold here is almost positively freezer to shelf/microwave, so don't do that. Find some bacon or another nice protein to eat, or just skip it all together. BREAKFAST IS NOT THE MOST IMPORTANT MEAL OF THE DAY! WE HAVE BEEN LIED TO! Employees are fine. Happy to help you along your way. No issues there! If you are here and tired. Get some coffee. You look a bit down.... '26 - 2

OMG. So, let's put…read moreit this way, seeing that the "bagels" were really pre-sliced and in long plastic bags in the back, I opted for a croissant. They looked... croissanty enough. I asked if they could put ham and cheese in there. No. No, we cannot possibly. But if you'd like, there's a croissant with egg, cheese and sausage. I of course said yes and lived to rue the day. I'm kind of glad I didn't take a picture of the light yellow spongy disc that was the egg. Though I'd like to share the horror, I'm happier that someday perhaps I can forget it. Somehow, the croissant I saw had been swapped for a PERFECTLY CIRCULAR "croissant". Considering the word croissant comes from crescent... nevermind. The "sausage" (which only vaguely tasted like any sort of pork I'm familiar with) was predictably circular as well and the non-descript white cheese as well, also circular. It was $9 for an affront to the palate, the eyes, hell, all the senses were affronted. There is not one thing I could point to as even remotely worth the asking price, nor even, appetizing. It's a great place if you have no sense of taste, have been starved, and perhaps have some kind of non-refundable gift card for. I expect this kind of food in Silent Hill, or in Raccoon city, or indeed any other city in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. That would indeed be the only excuse I would accept for a round croissant for $9. Avoid at all costs.

Tried the new Mermaid Szn specials at Playa Bowls Hershey, and they're a fun addition for the…read morewarmer months! They just launched this limited-time lineup featuring bright, tropical flavors across both bowls and smoothies. I had a chance to try a few items, including the Mermaid Mood Bowl with a pitaya and blue spirulina base, topped with granola, fruit, coconut, and Nutella, along with the Mango Glow Bowl with a mango base and toppings like granola, fruit, coco whip, and chia seeds. For smoothies, the Purple Mermaid Smoothie and Passion Glow Smoothie both stood out!! They're packed with fruit and have a refreshing, lighter feel that works well this time of year. Everything looked and tasted great and had a fresh, vibrant flavor. It's also nice to see ingredients like collagen and blue spirulina included, which add a little something extra beyond just taste. These specials are available through June 15! If you're looking for something refreshing and a little different, you must check out these new specials!

First time here, a ton of options to choose from. The staff were extremely friendly and helped us…read moresign up for their rewards program. Definitely sign up! Bowls were quick to come out, could taste how fresh the ingredients were. I'm excited to come back and try different flavors and combinations!

A real authentic 50's retro classic old school classic diner…read moreThe food was fabulous and the friendly atmosphere and service welcome. A real 'turn the clock back to 50's' experience.

Food was good. Nothing stellar, but typical diner fare…read more It was a warm, humid day and we went for dinner around 7pm. It felt like they didn't have any functioning AC whatsoever. Philly Cheesesteak was better than expected. Gyro was disappointing, tziki lacked flavor, lamb was ok. Kids got waffles and they were as expected with little smiley face whipped toppings which was cute and appreciated. Our server was great. Super attentive to every table he had.

Wonderful, local place for organic produce, free range and grass fed beef, free range chicken,…read moreeggs, lamb and pork, and raw milk. Small but has it all. So lucky to have this so close to home. Located at the Cocoa Beanery which is a great coffee house (free trade coffee) and cafe

Great place, but it's quite small with limited selection. It is a bit on the expensive side…read more However, the specialty booths are great! Love the charcuterie, wine, spreads, cheese, and meat vendors!!

I went to Rubber Soul with a group of friends this weekend and overall, we had a really good…read moreexperience. Ambiance: 4/5 Nice, typical brewery vibes -- quiet, laid back, and a great space to hang out with friends. They have some neat arcade games in the back which is a fun touch. The outdoor seating exists but could use some freshening up to really elevate the outdoor dining experience. That said, it didn't take away from the overall experience. Solid spot. Service: 4/5 They did a really good job accommodating a large party. Not the most stellar service I've ever had, but no complaints. Great job overall. Drinks: 5/5 This is what they're known for, and rightfully so. Great beer selection -- tasty and a solid variety. Five out of five on the beers. My wife got the strawberry lemon drop, and she absolutely loved it -- said she could have had fifteen of them. It reminded her of a drink we had at a fancy bar in Vancouver that she hadn't found since. The fact that we found one in Central PA that matched it exactly is a real testament to the quality of their drink program here. Food: 4/5 When you look at the menu, you'll think you're in for a fine dining experience. Pump the brakes -- you're at a brewery, and the food is bar food. Good bar food, but bar food. We got a wide variety: * Wings: 3/5. Good, but could have been crispier. * Duck Fries: 5/5. Absolutely banging. Great truffle flavor. Would not hesitate to order these again -- highest recommendation at this establishment. * Nachos: 2/5. Big portion, I'll give them that. But subpar... just didn't do it for me or my friends. Try it yourself, but don't say I didn't warn you. * Harvest Salad w/ Crispy Chicken: 2/5. Twenty bucks for a small portion with a forgettable dressing. Would not order again. Overall: 4/5 Don't let the menu fool you into expecting fine dining. It's a brewery with a unique and wide-ranging menu, and they do a good job with it. Get the duck fries. Get the drinks. Enjoy the vibes. You'll have a great time.

Positives: awesome French onion soup. Awesome!…read more Meh: service. Attentive at first then ghosted once the food was served. I had to go find my own silverware for my salad. Negatives: beer. This is a brewery and none of us enjoyed our selections. Food. My brother and I both had the Duke Chicken sandwich. He had fried, mine, grilled. Both were drowned in ranch making eating them as a sandwich impossible - the chicken as well as the toppings slid right out of the bun. We both agreed that the sandwich was just not very good. The fries looked amazing but couldn't deliver. I've been to Rubber Soul several times over the years. I always go with such high hopes but can't remember a time where I haven't left at least a little disappointed. Will we be back? Probably. Just not until the memory of this visit has faded.

Always a little iffy about cafes in a tourist attraction but the food here was excellent! The…read moresoups were very good and the Rueben was among the best we have ever w.

Located inside Hershey Story building. Cute place, but very…read morelimited seating, and it is first come first served/seat yourself. Tomato, Fresh Mozzarella & Spinach Panini 8/10 It was good but I feel like it could have had more flavor somehow. Like a pesto spread or something. I liked the balsamic flavor in there too, except it made it really wet and like kinda watery all over the plate. Butterfinger mousse cake 8/10 Mousse was whipped nice and fluffy, there was a layer of maybe caramel I think? that was really nice, the chocolate part on top was super sweet, but the chocolate cake was not as sweet so it balanced it out really well.