Another very overdue review (kindergarten teacher life! ), but this one is especially special…read morebecause Bert and the Elephant became part of our wedding story long before our wedding day. About a year before our wedding, my husband and I were exploring Lancaster as a potential wedding location. While walking down the street, I spotted a giant pink elephant. For those who don't know me, Delirium is my all-time favorite beer, and its logo is a pink elephant, so of course, it immediately caught my attention. When we walked inside, and I realized it was a Belgian beer bar and restaurant, I was absolutely ecstatic. Bert, the owner, noticed how excited we were, and we started talking. Bert is incredible! He is so knowledgeable about all of his different beers and cares about every single detail. He even has a different glass for almost every beer because, to him, the details matter. But what really stood out was how he treats people. Bert makes you feel like family. Before we left that day, he even gifted me a little ceramic pink elephant straight from his decor. I was absolutely giddy, and I still have that little elephant proudly displayed in my home today. I knew right then and there that we had to have our after-party at Bert and the Elephant. And we did! We were able to rent out the entire place for two hours after our wedding. We had an open bar for the first hour and delicious finger foods for a late-night snack. I'm sure you're thinking, "That must have been insanely expensive," but it wasn't! And it was the perfect location, right down the street from our hotel, so everyone could walk there easily. Our wedding day fell during a heatwave, and unfortunately, the heat definitely affected how many people could make it to the after-party. Everyone was exhausted from the day, but Bert and his staff still made sure that everyone who came had an amazing time. They were welcoming and attentive, making the night feel so special. Bert and the Elephant turned out to be the perfect way to end our wedding night. What started as a random pink elephant catching my eye on a walk through Lancaster turned into one of my favorite wedding memories. We are so grateful to Bert and his staff for helping us end the night with great drinks, delicious food, and even better memories.

We stopped by for afternoon drinks at Bert & the Elephant and were very pleased with our visit…read more They have indoor, bar, and outdoor seating. The restaurant isn't large, but it is set up to not feel confined. The Belgium beer selection is amazing and I wish we could have stayed longer to sample more than one drink. Which with Belgium beer can be scary...LOL. In addition to the brews on tap, they also have a large bottle selection also. If you stop you must check out the wallpaper in the back rest room! It would be perfect for a home bar!

This is a tiny spot with a lot of fans, so expect a wait!…read more My husband and I came here for brunch while staying in Lancaster - we were expecting to have to wait due to how busy it was on a Saturday morning, but we were amazingly able to be seated immediately (there were 2 last spots by the door). It's not the most comfortable place due to the size, but the smells and vibes are good, so it's worth checking out. I got the blue crab benedict with potatoes and my husband got the short rib tacos. Service was quick and we were overall impressed with the food! My one gripe is that they didn't have any fun coffee drinks, just black coffee from what I saw.

I started off today so excited to come here based on the reviews. As the service progressed I could…read moresee my review ticking lower and lower. And then we found a hair. And then they charged us full price. And that was the final nail. We made a reservation for a noon brunch on a Sunday, we knew it was going to be busy and we got seated right away, amazing! And then it was down hill from there. We were seated right by the bussing station, I was staring at dirty dishes my entire meal, at one point I was hit and I spilled my entire cup of coffee all over my table and lap and had to clean it up myself. The French press itself was border line in drinkable. The grounds were too finely ground causing there to be grit throughout the entire pitcher of French press. We each had about one mug each. The food came out and my over easy eggs were over medium at best, the entire bottom of the yolk was hard through to the middle. Only one biscuit got gravy. And then once my partner finished his eggs he found a long black hair under where the eggs were. Needless to say we were very much done with The Bread Pedaler by the time this happened. We let the waitress know. She brought the check, which still included the food we didn't eat because there was a hair in it. Not wanting to start anything we just paid (still tipped 20% because I'm not a jerk) and left. I wish this was the great review I was hoping to leave. I was so excited to eat here. But this was truly one of the worst experiences I've had in years.

Great food and staff love the Napoleon Eclairs and the Fraizer dessert! Always look forward for…read moresome Vecu!

Okay so I wanted to try something different and my friend and I tried this place because we never…read morehad French cuisine. It was good the rib steak special was a bit too salty for me but everything else was good. I don't think I would go back though the menu was a bit bland for me. I like a variety of things though, but give it a shot. We tried the maccaorones and they were okay.

Lexi was the best. Very attentive. G r eat natural smile. We had a great conversation. Anyway I…read moream a wedge salad connoisseur. I thought C'est le Vie. Was the best. The added bacon bits sets them apart. My friend got the flat bread pizza. Too thick but tasty. We sat outside it was a beautiful night. We are people watchers, and we sat outside and got to see the visitors and residents of Lancaster. Shot and Bottle .. we'll Be Back

Located in downtown area. Parking is off street or in nearby garage. This place has outdoor tables,…read moreinside tables, and a bar inside. It's on a busy corner where lots of people are walking around. We stopped in for a drink. No crowd but was busy. Very friendly employees who were very attentive and friendly. Ordered the dirty martini which was great! Not your typical one! Get this. The second drink was a type of Negroni that was on the menu. Wasn't that great. Couldn't even finish it. They do have great selection and seemed as if they make lots of in house mixers and syrups. Would come back again to try more drinks!

We stopped by Dispensing Company with friends for our first dinner in Lancaster, and it was a great…read moreplace to kick off the trip. The atmosphere was lively, our server was attentive, and everything came out at a good pace. We started with the wings and nachos, which were both excellent and easy to share with the table. Several of us ordered the tenderloin tips, while others had the fish and wraps. My tenderloin tips were a bit underwhelming and could have used more seasoning, but everyone else seemed happy with their meals. The beers were also a nice complement to dinner. Overall, we had a good experience and enjoyed the welcoming atmosphere. I'd definitely come back, but next time I'd probably branch out and try something different from the menu.

Cute little corner restaurant next to the central farmers market. Pick your table and scan the QR…read morecode for menus. We had the veggie sub and I had end tips sub. Both HUGR portions. But they were flavorless. That was the disappointment. But they sure have a more elder crowd, so give it a try! Atmosphere was very chill.

I was in town recently and found this place on yelp as it was close to my hotel. The interior is…read morea classic Irish pub. Ware it was a beautiful night we went and sat in the outdoor patio. There was quite a crowd at the bar, which I think may have been attributed to happy hour as it seemed to clear out about halfway through our dinner. We had the Irish soda bread and in order of chips for a starter. The soda bread was served with butter and jam. It was pretty good. The chips appeared to be hand, cut, and well fried. They had a very good taste of them. They were served with three sauces, two of which were cream based and were pretty tasty. The third was supposed to be a curry sauce, but it was extremely thin and did not have a great deal of flavor. I have the bangers and mash and my wife had a steak. Both were very good. Service was OK but the bartender who poured my second Guinness could probably take a remedial lesson in how to pour a Guinness as it was definitely not a proper pour. All in all if I were in the area again, I would probably come here.

I wanted to like this place because the decor and initial feel is on point. Having said that, I'm…read morebig into food quality and value and this place was not great at either. Having a Guinness is always nice and, my shepherd's pie was pretty good, but the fish and chips was as bad as it gets and it was all a bit overpriced. The shepherd's pie had a nice presentation and good taste, although perhaps a bit low on meat. The fish and chips looked like someone's first ever attempt at making it. A greasy mess with more batter than fish. Service was slow as well.

My son returned from a long-haul drive, delivering a large stone relic from Nashville to Lancaster…read more I decided to meet him at what I believe is the last Your Place Restaurant left on Earth. It used to be that YP was all over central PA, and its Stromboli was legendary. I have friends who ask me to order it in advance of their visits, beings across multiple dimensions sing songs of its quality, and it is a mandatory part of a royal feast in the court of at least three demigods. I would have these meetings with clients at the Harrisburg and Hershey locations before they closed, insisting on bacon-cheddar fries and a large 'boli to make sure everyone was happy and satisfied. We would attend the buffets to have our fill of the freshly baked pizza and spicy 'bolis with soup. For years, it was a tradition before the last location closed in my area. This location is on Route 30 where traffic from the west goes from 70mph to 30 in about a quarter of a mile. It is located in the tourist zone near Dutch Wonderland and in the parking lot of an economy motel. It opened at 11 on Saturday, and it was just Tennyson and me catching up on life, the universe, and everything, alone in the dining room. We ordered that 'boli and fries. Our server was attentive, friendly, and fun. My glass was never empty, and she sold me on the app to take advantage of special deals and quick pay on the tab. The dining room was dark and quiet. It reminded me of the old Hershey YP that felt like a basement speakeasy. We had our food in a short time, and the legendary 'boli was as I remembered. It seemed smaller, but I imagine that's just me. The bacon-cheddar fries were not as I remembered because the cheese pooled at the bottom of the bowl, runnier than cheesy than I remembered, but still pretty good based on the quality of the fried potatoes and crispy bacon. I can say that it reminded me of visiting an old friend and being reminded of the good times. It's okay that things change because the core is still quality.

We were in a hurry and stopped in to get something to eat. We initially sat down in the dining room…read morearea, but the server was very busy so we moved to the bar. We ended up getting nachos with brisket and a brisket filled cheese sandwich. Food was outstanding. Our server was Kyleaf. He did a great job of taking care of us and was very upbeat and positive to all of his guests. We would definitely recommend this place and will be back.

It was a slow Sunday. The decor was nice, our server failed to be attentive which is okay. The food…read morewas good but the Mac and cheese was a pile of glop. The tacos were crispy. Everything else was great. Fries were wonderful. But, the food took over an hour and 15 minutes.

This was my 3rd time coming here & it's so good every time! I love the environment so much. Large…read morebar & outdoor seating perfect for this time of year! If you want the BEST wings in Lanc, this is the spot! Not to mention they do dollar wings too! (Unheard of nowadays!) It was super busy yesterday & the bartenders were so cool, calm, & collected! Everyone did great! Abg is definitely one of my favorite pubs here in the city!!

Authentic pub experience with attentive staff. Ample portions and delicious English grub! Fish is…read morechips is always a favorite. Don't forget to end with sticky toffee pudding, it's the best this side if the Atlantic.

We eat out fairly often, and I can honestly say we haven't had a meal this good in years.What made…read moreit even more shocking was the price. A meal of this quality and quantity would easily have cost us twice as much at home. We came to Lancaster for the Amish experience and certainly weren't expecting one of the highlights of the trip to be British pub food eaten out of takeout containers in our hotel room but here we are! Quips absolutely knocked it out of the park. Fantastic food, huge portions, incredible value, and one of those completely unexpected meals that you keep talking about afterward. If we lived anywhere nearby, we'd be regulars. Five stars without hesitation.

Very sweet and helpful server. Food was delicious. Weren't sure about which beer to get so it was…read morenice that she offered a sip/taste of what we described was our kind of beer.

It was pretty loud in the tap room once it got busy, making conversation a little difficult…read more After we were seated, we were given waters and ordered the cheesesteak egg rolls as an appetizer. Almost immediately after our server walked away, the egg rolls arrived. It caught us off guard because they came out so quickly that we wondered if they had been prepared for another table or if they were simply made that fast. For our entrees, my husband ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken, and I had the French Dip. Unfortunately, I felt the French Dip was lacking flavor, and the fries were noticeably undercooked. The Nashville Hot Chicken was served with chips that appeared to be seasoned, but they tasted like regular plain chips.