It's always nice to have an ice cream shop within walking distance of (grandma's) home, so I'll…read moregive these guys the benefit of the doubt. They have a great product, but their deliberation and ordering system is chaotic and frustrating: all the offerings are scattered across several posterboards and smaller pieces of paper taped willy-nilly to the windows, and they are liable to be out of half of what you ask for. They need a single, comprehensive menu board and better inventory management skills. BUT--the stuff that comes out of the window is really good. I can vouch for the chocolate, the toasted coconut, and the chocolate-covered pretzel flavors, not to mention the s'mores sundae. Oh, plus they give free roasted peanuts with an order. And they even gave a free little dish of vanilla frozen yogurt to my brother's dog!

It's a good all American ice cream stand. They have a decent variety of frozen treats and the…read morestaple ice cream. Soft serve or hand dipped, they have both. Like most stands, you can have it in a cone or bowl. They even do doggie bowls for the canine members of the family. The banana split is highly recommended. They also have a great variety of sundaes and shakes. On top of this, they have a decent selection of PA homestyle comfort foods. The special change often so watch for that. I bought chicken corn soup off of them and it was just how it should be. The right amount of everything in there. My hope is that the locals will keep supporting this place as it is a solid mom and pop shop. You don't find that as often as you use to. I recommend a stop, if you are in the electric avenue area. It is right up the street from the on/off ramp for 322 and several red lights from Mcdonalds. Easy to get to.

Wonderful little place close to our home. Great food and friendly people! We had a twist cone and…read moreburgers everything was delicious and packed perfectly to go!! Will be here weekly!

Twin Kiss has been a favorite staple in Lewistown for as long as I can remember! Fantastic friendly…read morestaff and my boyfriend says their regular hoagies or Cheesesteaks are addictive! Soft serve, mini ice cream cakes, dilly bars, banana splits, brownie boats, Icebergs, Sundae's of all flavors, Milkshakes and the list goes on! They have tables outside for your convenience! lots of hot food to order. Highly recommended!

A straightforward, no-frills shop next door to South Side Hoagie. They open 3-10 pm, Tuesday…read morethrough Sunday. I was there right after opening and the store smelled like bleach. I guess that means that they keep it pretty clean. They had some items on the wall as an homage to the old Royale Dairy; I'm not sure if they have any actual association with the Royale, but it's neat to see a slice of Mifflin County history. My mother worked at the Royale Dairy. They sell Hershey's ice cream, which is relatively common around here, but that's okay because it's a solid product. I ordered a small mint chocolate chip, and I got about two and a half scoops piled high on the sugar cone, all for $2.32. Good deal. The ice cream was frozen hard, too, which makes a difference when you take it outside in the summer. Nothing special, but it's always nice to have another hand-dipped ice cream joint within striking distance.

Really cute ice cream stand with spacious patio (decorated perfectly for fall) and kind employees -…read morethe girls working while we were there were super efficient with getting orders out quickly! Yummy ice cream of course but would love to come back to try some food! They offer an expansive menu

Wow! Well worth the drive off the beaten path into downtown Reedsville. Hand dipped ice creams are…read moreHousemade. I enjoyed a Biscoff cookie butter milkshake, Reedsville King smash burger and cheese curds. Everything was delicious, fresh, and a perfect lunch. Service was friendly and fast. Highly recommended!!!

If you're looking for a quick, reasonably priced meal and you don't mind counter service, stop on…read morein. Let me start with this advice: they do have bottled drinks next to the cashier, but we made the mistake if not checking everything out first. Turns out there is a fountain drink Pepsi machine in the dining room, so if that's what you prefer, thank me for letting you know. Now, onto the food. Let me start by mentioning that the creamy cheese and the nice sized elbows made the macaroni and cheese and excellent side. Do not miss this opportunity. The consensus at the table was that all of the sandwiches were obviously made with very fresh ingredients and all was tasty. Dipping sauces and dressings were distinctly flavorful. To be honest, Lewistown gets a bad rap because of social issues and delinquent crime, but this little restaurant is a gem.

Great food, friendly staff, homemade everything, fantastic selection of top quality homemade bbq…read moresauces

This place was phenomenal! A true cultural gem located in Lewistown, Pennsylvania. It is hard to…read morefind such bold and authentic flavors in this area. I was greeted by warm and welcoming customer service and seated promptly. The ambiance is very cool, imagine diner style. I ordered the birria tacos, and they were beyond delicious! From the tasty broth filled with flavor, to the authentic and delicious salsa with a nice spice kick! I ordered four tacos total! I ate every single taco down to the last bite too! This place was absolutely phenomenal! From the customer service, to the flavors, and so much more! I will be stopping by again in the future.

I am so glad this is my first review for 2025. We are so lucky to have this gem in Lewistown. I…read morewill openly admit, I am a taco snob from the west who grew up with Latina girlfriends and homemade tamales either given or purchased in a Walmart parking lot from a kind auntie. IYKYK. There are only 4 taco places I would eat In Pennsylvania period and one them was featured on Netflix. This made it to top 3. In a place where diversity and authentic flavors are unfamiliar and unknown, we finally have Don Julio for the world to see here! I knew when I tasted that Horchata, we were in business along with the Masa flour bags of course. We also get carnitas as a test everywhere and do you see that slight crisp on that soft carnitas (aka it's pulled pork for those unfamiliar but better)?! You had me there because that's the only way to eat carnitas. We are slowly going through the menu but I recommend this place for wonderful service and real Mexican food (no not the 1000 chains in Harrisburg or state college). Stop by on your way to a Penn state game or visiting state college to beat the crowds and get real food! Yes you have Taco Bell and your typical fast casual chipotle when you're in a pinch. But support local and they do quick take out as well! Now enough compliments here are the stats 20/10 - the food take out or not has wonderful flavor and is authentic. Come here if you want real Mexican food. It's all made from scratch and is reasonably priced for the amount of food and meat you get per bite. Price and value per bite friends in this economy? Wowza. They start you out with chips and salsa and salsa tastes way better than what you usually get in other places but resist the urge to fill up on chips if you can.. What to do: Carnitas - obviously? Not spicy Birria tacos is basically beef that's been braised in that little soup they give with tons of flavor that then make baby quesadillas with. Not spicy - that's what the hot sauce is for. Chorizo tacos - think spiced ground pork that has real flavor. It can be considered spicy to some palettes. I would ask for more hot sauce or to try different sauces. Ps I will add more comments and pictures as we go through their menu. 10/10 - service, we had a very attentive waitress and my only comment is we need to find a better way to ease people who have never tried real Mexican food. I can see locals feeling overwhelmed and struggling to make choices since their basis of comparison are the two places above sadly. Ambiance is like family restaurant vibes. You're here to eat and talk! This is not a dimly lit not enough to eat vibe. You'll leave full and joyous. Things you may struggle but don't hold it against them: parking. The parking is shared with the local beer store so it can get tight. Just park at Lowe's if you're desperate. Or take out? No alcohol for those who care or need. If they get their liquor or beer and wine license, I can see even more people coming! Winning combo. They take card and cash. And for those local - it's in the same place as the sticky bun diner. And you will need to come on in on the side. Lastly if they offer Italian don't be phased and try it. The owner cooked Italian food for the longest time in the area so it'll be fire.

My 3 friends and I came here for breakfast. Simple, no frills. Great friendly service. Fantastic…read morecoffee, wonderful breakfast. Everyone loved it. If you just want good food and coffee, come here.

I made the mistake of skipping the free breakfast at the local Super8 motel for this. I fear that…read morewas a clear step down. The eggs over easy came out scrambled. Neither cook nor waitress seemed to have noticed. With only 2 customers, I can't even say they were under much pressure. None of the food had seen a grain of salt in its making. The sticky bun, for which the place is named, even though it was swimming in syrup, was dry and stale. There's no way it had been made that day. It's clear there's no competition here or this place would not have survived.

Always consistent and setting the bar high! Since moving out…read moreof the area we don't get to visit SB as much as we used to, so it was great to get a chance to stop in for Dr. Nyce's Christmas performance on Sunday. Our visit was great as usual! The service and employees are friendly and professional, making sure our drinks are topped off all evening. The large selection of beer has something for everyone from dark stoudts to juicy IPAs. They also have a great selection of cocktails for the non-beer drinkers.  The menu offered a variety to choose from and still reflects Shy Bear's commitment to serving  quality cuisine. The crab egg rolls were very flavorful and the Rueben was amazing. My burger was cooked perfectly and served with quality french fries.  The live music was great and provided a fun atmosphere for all.  Two words-- Jay Bird. Still the standard for all other IPAs!

5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here. Skip to the end to see my…read morerating scale. Shy Bear is a top-five brewery for this kid. The three things I look for in a brewery are an inviting outdoor space, accessibility to some good grub, and (of course) some quality beers. Big bonus if a place is dog friendly. Shy Bear easily accomplishes all three and earns a double bonus for welcoming our Doodle. The staff was great - they were packed but our hostess and waitress both made sure we were taken care of without being up-in-your-face. They understood both the food and beer menus and were able to make good suggestions. The overall atmosphere of the place was fun too - trivia night was going on while we were there and even the people who weren't playing along were obviously engaged. We had lunch not too much earlier, but we couldn't pass up trying one of the flatbreads that the waitress recommended. We were very happy that we did - just the right size and very tasty. We each got a flight of five so we got to sample a good chunk of their offerings. They had some unique variations like a cookies n cream sour and they also had some truer to original styles that I prefer - and I walked out with a four pack of their West Coast IPA to prove it. For sure I intend to try to convince Mama to go back again, get a room nearby, and sip on a few drinks outside when it's warmer - even though it's about a two hour trip! My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here