I highly, highly, highly recommend this place! We went as a group of 10, and everyone loved their…read morefood. I ordered the steak melt with a side of fried chicken, and both were a 10/10. Someone in our group ordered the street corn, and it was so delicious that we ended up ordering three more servings. In addition to the amazing food, our server was incredible. She was welcoming throughout the entire meal, smiling, joking with us, and making sure we were having a great experience. Our food came out surprisingly quickly, especially considering we were a group of 10, and everyone's meals arrived at the same time. The restaurant itself is fairly small, but it has a warm, homey, and cozy atmosphere.

I found this place to be quite underwhelming relative to the reviews here on Yelp. The service was…read morenice but the place felt mundane overall. The food was just okay. I had a Western omelette that just didn't work. The meat and the eggs separate would have been much better. The pairing was forced. I really don't think that this place is better than a Waffle House.

My 1st time there tonight, and it will be my last. Besides a…read moresalad, I ordered potato soup. I ordered a bowl. It's literally a cup of liquid, with a few uncooked potato pieces in it. Thank god they gave me two pack of 2 crackers so I had something to chew! I'm curious to how small a cup of soup is. The only nice thing is I got to pick it up at the drive through window. P.S. Tomatoes in salads should not be the size of salsa. I couldn't even eat them with my fork!!

Just checking it out wasn't to the place how am supposed to rate the darn thing I hit a star so I…read morecould get this to send 8

Right off the top I have praise and I have "issues"…read more Praise: The young lady T. that worked with us on our visit 30 AUG 23 is a stellar representative for this company. If she wants to stay in this business she will go far. If she chooses something else she will be successful. I have hired/fired, and mentored over the course of a long career in US DoD. This young woman has "it". More than a mere server, she was a guide to our experience. She was the one soul radiating for us (a mixed couple) any kind of welcome or joy that we had chosen her place of business. The other patrons I feel sorry for, not a smile in the bunch. Maybe they are going through terrible things, if so, I pray for their deliverance. Issues: This company needs to get a handle on their web presence, and their various names on various platforms. While there in town, we had difficulty determining where we were going, and which menu mattered. The "name" on our reciept is [Issac's Kraft Kitchen & Brewery]. That does not appear for this location. Not a big deal, but how many engagements are you missing by being "mysterious". My wife got a club (couldn't finish) and pesto tortellini salad. I got a buffalo chicken salad. All the food was well executed, not perfect but good enough at that price point. The restaurant is nicely decorated and clean. Good place, would come here again if in the area.

Mom wanted soup for lunch (AGAIN) and I wanted a salad but I didn't want Panera's (AGAIN). That's…read morehow we ended up at Isaac's. Isaac's menu is mainly sandwiches, salads and flatbreads. There were a few soups available but none really enticed me. Mom went for the soup and half sandwich meal. She chose the pepperjack tomato soup and a half Reuben. She really didn't care for the soup and the Reuben she deemed just "okay". I opted for the ruffle salad and added chicken salad. The salad was large and had a wide variety of typical salad accouterments while the chicken salad was full of cranberries and crunch. Really, it was nothing special, but with the thick housemade ranch dressing, it still was good. It was also large - I brought half of it home. Isaac's was a good change of pace for us. Next time I think I'll try one of their sandwiches. I'm pretty sure mom will skip the soup.

This is a very busy restaurant.. l and my family love their food …read more I've eaten there several time and always enjoyed it .... George , the owner , is very visible and really cares that u are leaving with a smile on your face .. The food is great and so is the service.. I've taken , out of state company, visiting me there and they've loved it too .. , they felt they had a unique experience for a visit in a very comfortable atmosphere..., It's has established quite a local regulars that visit this restaurant often .. I know a young girl that worked there during her senior year of high school..,she loved working for George ...she left her job when she began her college years . I think it says a lot about the management...as well as the fact she was so happy to work there ..with great people... Yes , if you go during prime times .. u will have a wait..so go a little early for your meal or visit when it's not so busy .. Great food and service too !!!

I actually felt (I'm so utterly serious about this) as if I were dining in a nursing home; that's…read morehow bad my Senior meal was. Brickerville has put new meaning to Senior meals. Aww man, I was so craving some turkey with gravy and stuffing. I didn't take a picture this time, so you'll have to envision - piled about an inch high, sliced a bit thick, sloppily laid, lukewarm turkey slices, atop a small square of stuffing, accompanied by a cup-sized bowl of gloppy, tasteless, white gravy. As I was served this, the second thought that came to mind was "why," but the first thought was "nursing home."

When I walked in I saw a sign that said meals like Mom used to make. Boy, they were right! I got…read morethe beef and mashed potatoes over filling. With gravy of course. It was delicious!! Service was great and a home feeling was present. Sorry no pictures, I was to hungry!

Service is attentive lots of free coffee refills. It a diner…read morestyle restaurant in the middle of farm country, I guess no one is expecting much and that is what you get. Spouse needed food , odd time traveling through the area, lunch was a mistake last visit, but how bad could breakfast be? Well the answer to that question is pretty bad. Spouse ordered eggs Benedict , untoasted English muffin, overly salty Canadian bacon, poached egg was acceptable for diner fair, but sauce was bland no lemon at all. Side of potatoes was warm and no detectable crusty bits. Still she said it was meh ok. I thought I was going to play it safe with waffle, fake syrup or sugar free options no thanks, so butter only and that would have been good except the waffle had half the holes empty, and was stone cold. Plate was warm, butter just sat there. So I put jelly on it and ate it. The server asked about our meal and I told her it was ok. Then the owner came over and asked and wanted to take the waffle off the charge. Nope I said I ate it so I'm paying. Didn't say it was our last attempt at getting an acceptable meal out of the place though. $25.87 plus tip At least the receipt gave me a chuckle It states at the bottom " food like your mom used to make " My mother could burn water, so that is at least accurate.

Beanie's is great. If that's all you want to know, perfect. Go there. Get the tenderloin sandwich…read more Move on to the next review.... This is more of a story about life, with Beanie's being the grounding point. I have driven by Beanie's a hundred times. I have said "I need to go there" fifty times. Why was I so obsessed? I'd never heard anything good or bad - what I wanted was a t-shirt. Huh? We call our best friend's daughter "Beanie". Our Beanie is now 30 years old and a doctor. Even though she now goes by her given name, she will always be Beanie to us. Our Beanie NEEDS this shirt and she will LOVE it! As for Beanie's (the bar) - WHOA! I wish I had stopped 10 years ago. I had the tenderloin sandwich and it was flipping amazing! Tender chunks of tenderloin (I added mushrooms and onions) on a soft roll with provolone perfectly melted over top. I chose onion rings as a side. Nothing special but I'd order them again. My dining partner, also my Uber driver, had the house burger. I think he could have done much better than that - it looked pretty meh. Ok, if your ears didn't perk up when I said I went to Beanie's with my Uber driver, my feelings might be hurt a little. What about my safety? Why would I even consider doing anything with a stranger? He could be Ted Bundy reincarnate. He (Bob) picked me up at the Hershey ER at 10 pm. I had been there with my elderly mother since 10 that morning. Things with her weren't spectacular but she was stable enough for me to go back home sleep a few hours. I got into the Uber and burst into tears. It's been a really awful year. Bob gently spoke to me about the power of God over situations like this. We talked about both of us losing our fathers this year, disappointments with others and with ourselves. It was now 11 and I told him that I had M&Ms and Gatorade for dinner. He asked if I wanted to go pick something up to take back. Yes. Our conversation continued until I saw Beanie's - that's where I wanted to go. It was just natural to sit down and continue talking - not only nourishing my body and but especially my soul. Beanie's is great. Having someone thrown into your life when you need it most is even greater.

First time here, and we are greatly impressed by the food, the service at the bar, and our overall…read moreexperience. The party melt with waffle fries and side of cheese sauce along with the 1/2 dozen spicy blue cheese wings were awesome! Loved every bite and mopped up every drop of that sauce! Really nice restaurant and outdoor deck. Based on the experience, highly recommended!!!

We arrived 30 minutes before cIosing. I felt really bad about that as I know these hard-working…read morefolks want to go home. We were the only customers in the restaurant. I don't like doing it but really had no choice - circumstances beyond my control. Anyway, they were very pleasant and accommodating. Food came out pretty quickly, was as ordered and nice and hot. The chef salad was very fresh and had plenty of meat. There was a mistake on the check, and the manager immediately took care of it. This place gets A+ all around and when in town I would totally go here again!

One of the best in the area. Harrisburg is lacking a good diner but Manada has a great one just a…read moreshort drive away I come here often and never had an issue. Keep it up Manada Hill Diner!

Crispy Halal - Harrisburg, PA (2nd Street)…read more This new Crispy Halal location has had a few different lives over the years, as many downtown storefronts do. Before this, it was BurgerIM, and before that it was Neato Burrito--a longtime staple of the downtown Harrisburg state-worker lunch crowd. I suspect Crispy Halal will find a similar audience. That said, I'm not your typical weekday lunch-goer. I'm a lunch-packer by trade, but Sundays are my excuse to get out and try somewhere new. So this past Sunday, I found myself at Crispy Halal. I ordered the lamb gyro along with a mango lassi and fries. The gyro was generously coated in a creamy white sauce. They didn't specify whether it was tzatziki, but it certainly tasted like it. The lamb was nicely diced, and the vegetables reminded me of a simple chopped salad or pico-style mix that brought everything together well. The whole wrap had a fresh, balanced feel and was definitely enjoyable. The restaurant itself has been nicely renovated. It feels clean, modern, and thoughtfully put together. I'm also happy to see more halal restaurants making their way into the Harrisburg area. That said, my biggest criticism is the price. The gyro by itself was around $11, but once I added fries and a lassi, the total came to about $21. For a quick lunch, that felt a little steeper than I was hoping for. Personally, I think this type of meal feels strongest in the $15 range. If you're looking to keep costs down, I'd recommend just getting the gyro. You might miss out on the lassi--which, by the way, was excellent--but it'll make for a much more affordable meal. The fries were perfectly fine, though nothing particularly memorable. I should also mention that I worked at a Greek restaurant for several years, so I have pretty high standards when it comes to gyros and souvlaki. This wasn't the best gyro I've ever had, but it was absolutely solid, and I'd happily come back. Overall, I'd give Crispy Halal 3.5 out of 5 stars. The food was good, the interior is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed, and it's a welcome addition to downtown Harrisburg. But when it came down to it, the experience felt pretty standard. And that's not necessarily a bad thing--sometimes standard becomes a dependable staple. It just wasn't the kind of meal that had me thinking about it the next day or counting down until my next visit. It didn't completely blow me away, but it's a spot I'd happily return to when I'm in the neighborhood.

Walked in into this hidden gem in downtown Harrisburg, I had the best chicken and rice platter…read moreever. The rice is very yummy and fluffy, the chicken is tender and perfectly seasoned, and the white sauce perfectly blends in.