Food=xcellent! Ambiance=superb!…read more Brace yourself. Service? What service? Our "whomever" Ashley, was INCORRIGIBLE. If I was not so hungry, I would've walked out with my children and probably cause the scene not only did she never speak to us outside of asking for drinks and our meals. She called my younger son, annoying, and Brady and asked me to keep him sitting down and quiet. But what threw me over the edge is when she asked if we were splitting the bill I replied no this is my girlfriend. She replied. Oh you people-and yelled does anyone want these "whatever's" "I'll transfer." I asked because the manager I was told they were not around. I was asked for a phone number to speak with you. I was told I was not able to be given it. Additionally, I was told that I would leave the restaurant leave you a note without paying and I was told the police would be called me and I would be arrested so I did not dothat pay graciously I left her tip. She's on Facebookand found me and continues to harass me.

The best pizza in Pine Grove. Definitely a cool location to stop in for a bite to eat.read more

It was a bracing 12° day here in Central PA, and as I stepped out of the Central Dauphin School…read moreDistrict building, I had one thing on my mind: Pizza. As a Ninja Turtle at heart, I'm always on the hunt for the perfect slice. I pulled into MOEZ, and I was thrilled to see specialty pies already hitting the counters at 11 AM. Prime time for the lunch rush. My golden rule? You have to nail the classic cheese first. If the foundation isn't right, nothing else matters. I grabbed a cheese slice and a stunning Grandma slice, making sure to ask for them "well-done." They nailed the bake. The cheese slice was thin and authentic, transportive enough to make me feel like I was in Italy rather than my cold car. With a perfect "crunch-to-soft" ratio, MOEZ earns a hard 4.5/5.

No longer serves Italian entrees, just pizza, salad and subs/sammies. Bummer, only pizza shop…read morearound that doesn't have even spaghetti and !meatballs. Pizza and subs are decent at least..

Came initially because the kids won a gift certificate for this place, so we thought we would try…read moreit out. Came back again because everything from the service to the cute eating area to the Detroit style pizza was exceptional! Definitely recommend trying it out!

My partner and I were in town to go to Hershey park. I wanted a good sandwich, my go to an Italian…read moreSub. We saw this restaurant on the map and we had to try it out. When I say this sandwich was good. No complaints. It was a nice mom and pop shop. They can never go wrong! The lady who took our orders was sweet and patient with us :). We took our food to go but you can smell the food being cooked. *chefs kiss* My boyfriend got the Bacon cheesesteak (he said it needed a lil more cheese, other then that he ate the whole thing), my sandwich was the Italian sub, lettuce pickles, mayo, banana peppers, pepper, that was the best sub everrrrrr.

Great think crispy crust! We even drove back from Pottsville to get another pie. Great and…read morefriendly service!

I enjoyed my first visit to Scotto's, and if I'm back in the area, I wouldn't mind returning!…read more We dined in and appreciated the server who was kind enough to ask us if we wanted the ceiling fans on or off once we were seated. The service was prompt and helpful. The menu is extensive, offering more than just pizza and subs. There are Stromboli, appetizers, platters, and desserts available. We ordered pizza fries for an appetizer and veggie stromboli for our entree. The pizza fries were middling. They were fries with sauce, some melted cheese, and a little seasoning--nothing special, but exactly what one would expect. I actually forgot to take a photo because they didn't stand out to me. The veggie Stromboli, on the other hand, was quite good. A medium was about 14" in length and stuffed with peppers, artichokes, spinach, mushrooms, and cheese. The crust was golden brown, garlicky and buttery. It came with a large serving of red sauce to add, which I really appreciated. The interior and ambiance are low-fuss and casual. The wallpaper from the building's previous life as a Subway is still on the wall. There are booths and tables. Nothing fancy. One aspect I didn't love was the disposal drinkware: only plastic cups for fountain sodas or plastic bottles of water. The plates and utensils were reusable; I wish the drinkware had been, too. Overall, Scotto's is a solid little spot for tasty Italian fare.

The sandwiches are extremely large, in fact all their food portions are large. The food is fresh…read moreand excellent tasting. If you want a great meal at a reasonable cost go here. The staff are all friendly and their service is outstanding. Just a cool place to catch a bite to eat.

Food is amazing. The staff is friendly and helpful. Clean dining rooms. The bar upstairs is great.read more

My parents had lived in Mt Joy for years and had their favorite pizza shop. Nowhere else compared…read more They have since moved to Hershey. When I brought them pizza, it was always from their old fave. But since I have to drive 30 minutes, the pizza was always tepid by the time we ate. They are not ones to embrace change but today was going to be the day. Palermos's had great ratings and was only 3 miles from them. I ordered directly on the website - they advertise that it's cheaper that way - they're absolutely right. Waze bushwhacked me there and back - traffic was horrendous with families trying to get into the park. Even though I ordered with a specific pick up time, I still had a short wait. I people watched as they came in and out buying individual slices. And the pizza here? Whoa! Amazing! My new fave! I ordered a large Sicilian with mushrooms, onions and pepperoni and a side of fried zucchini. The pizza was absolutely loaded with toppings. I ordered it baked well expecting the crusty burnt cheese on the sides. There was none of that but I would definitely order it that way again. The pizza had 12 large square slices. I struggled to eat 1 1/2 slices. I think I'll order it cut into 16 slices next time. The zucchini was meh at best. It's probably not fair this far east, but I rate all fried zucchini to Pittsburgh style zucchini. This was not it. I wouldn't waste my time on it again. I can't even remember the last time I've had Sicilian pizza this good. I don't know when I'll be back in the area but next time I'm definitely ordering pizza from Palermo's.

Love their Pizza. The dough is flavorful, sauce is perfect, they dont overload the cheese.read more

The pizza was good. We got two larges. Parking is good. I went here after work. They weren't busy,…read moreand the pizzas were done relatively quickly.

The service here is terrible and their food was cold. #DontGoThere and #ColdAndTerribleFoodread more

This place is less than one mile from Penn National Gaming. I highly recommend eating here opposed…read moreto the casino. The beer is also much cheaper. And the portions and quality of food are superb. I got a Chicken Parm dinner, which came with pasta and a salad. It also came with garlic bread but I don't really like garlic bread. For you, likely an added bonus. In addition to big portions, great tasting food. I came back in for pizza and another day and also high quality. The owner is friendly, my waitress was friendly, and the place is very clean with fair pricing. This was my best dining experience in the area for this trip. Highly recommended.

Nice friendly service. Easy stop before the casino. Cheaper and better food. Great menu makes for…read morean easy return. Portions are nice for the price.