So typical but not so typical Starbucks! Lots of seating open spaces! They make a delicious Ivory…read morewhite mocha! Busy but not too busy for their customers! Very friendly staff and Management! Shout out to Jen! Great customer Service!

I come here for my pumpkin cream chai & it's always good & quick!…read more good service & the store is very clean.

I had not been to this Friendly's in quite a few years. I was attending with a group that has a…read moreback room reserved on Tuesday from noon to 4:00 and we order food and play cards. Our server Amber was a delight. She is our "regular " server and is friendly and efficient. I ordered a 1/2 size Cobb salad that was the perfect size and delicious. I would order it again. Of course I had to order a scoop of ice cream - Vienna mocha chunk which just hit the spot! I will be returning for another fun Tuesday at Friendlys

Not the best experience. We put a to-go order in via webapp. The site worked okay, but the ice…read morecream promotion that was supposed to come with our entree was completely skipped. "Happy Ending Sundae" with purchase of a "Stars and Stripes Entree". Then the mistakes... They gave me applesauce instead of coleslaw. No ketchup or mustard on my son's kids hotdog - despite asking for it. They forgot ice in the kids drinks so they were like half filled. The Mac and cheese were entirely missing the cheese. And we were supposed to cutlery - they gave us one fork/knife and 2 spoons. Oh and that sundae we were supposed to get for free - I'm glad I mentioned it at the pickup counter - because they weren't going to ask me. She made it for me while I waited. Food was okay and the ice cream was good. But not at all worth the extra cost.

They didn't get my order right i guess it's understandable to…read moreMix these up but maybe if u weren't chatting u would of heard me say maple no mocha 1*

When I'm drinking coffee at home, I mix it with a bit of chocolate soy milk. That's how I roll. The…read moreclosest thing, coffee shop wise, is probably a mocha. Long ago I quit asking about mochas because 95 percent of the time I was told the chocolate isn't vegan. The latte became king. During my holiday visit to Central Pennsylvania my super thoughtful aunt gave me a gift card to Elementary Coffee. I decided to pay an afternoon visit to their location at the Broad Street Market. When I arrived I began perusing their menu. Lo and behold, right there on that big menu board in the sky, it said mocha...made with local vegan chocolate. Yessiree, Elementary Coffee was about to put the mocha back in vegan Joel H. Along with the mocha, I ordered a bag of their specialty roasted holiday beans to take back to Tampa with me. The mocha was spectacular. I sipped it at the small bar Elementary has beside their stand. It was smooth and featured just the right amount of chocolate, coffee and vegan milk. Their roasted beans are great too. Every morning I mix them with some chocolate soy milk and relive the vegan mocha experience from the Broad Street Market. Oh, prices you say? Pretty competitive to other coffee shops I've visited. My twenty dollar gift card covered the bag of beans and mocha with vegan milk (though the barista did waive off a few cents to make it work). I can't wait to return next time I'm in Pennsylvania. One more cool thing about this location is that in the other Broad Street Market building you can see Elementary's roasting area. I totally gawked for a few minutes at the bags and bags of beans and the large machine responsible for roasting them.

When we saw that they were under new owners we wanted to give it a try. We got 2 bagels to eat…read morelater and 2 bagel sandwiches. We got them to go but the staff was very kind and helpful. The sandwiches were pretty good! Definitely don't let any review before January of 2026 prevent you from giving it a try.

We stopped here for breakfast before running errands. And I am happy we did! We both ended up…read moregetting bagel sandwiches and could only eat half each. They were so big. I got the BLT turkey and my husband got the locks sandwich. Both were very good. I did read some reviews complaining about the price which I can understand. I think it's $27 for a dozen but if they're good bagels, I'm willing to pay that. Obviously not in every day thing, but if you have people coming into town, it might be worth it. They also sell day old stuff which is significantly less expensive and I'm sure just as good. My only regret is, I didn't try the massive chocolate chip cookie, which looked like it was calling my name.

Do u love Dunkin Donuts? Krispy Kreme? Sotrr brands? The do NOT come to Emingee's... Trust me when…read moreI tell u Emingee's will RUIN u for all other donuts! Legit, there is not comparison!!! Unfortunately, hands down the BEST donuts. Period! I say "unfortunately" because when u are craving a donut (or not, lol), u will not be satisfied with anything else - and YES, u will drive almost an hour just to sink your taste buds into their amazing donuts! OK, so the dets - filing? Used to that little quarter-size amount that u barely taste??? Not at Emingee's - therly fill up the donut like they're trying to sink a ship! Every bite is sweet, yummy donut AND filling! Toppings, oh, they ain't countin' - they cover those donuts!!! So, if u are teyi gto count calories and want a skinny, starved donut from a huge corporation that only cares about lining their stockholders wallets, the this is not your place... But, if u are looking for a cheat day (aka my everyday) with FRESH handmade donuts that are freaking AMAZING, from a friendly, small, mom and pop shop - that don't judge if u come in every weekend (for a friend, of course, lol) - the Emigee's is your new GO-TO spot!!! Oh, I would have posted a pic, but, um, my friend ate it in the parking lot before I could

Hands down the best donuts ever, my boys will go a few times a week to get strawberry milkshakes…read more To top it off with all the great Ice Cream, donuts and Italian Ice, the service and workers there go above and beyond for my family every time we enter. This is what makes us regulars!!

Haha! Used to frequent this store when I lived here. Stopped by when I was in town and found this…read morepick. Staff always nice & friendly. To go food always hot and ready. Laid back atmosphere.

If giant had one fan, it's me. If giant has no fans, I'm dead! Giant is my favorite grocery store…read moreand puts all the others to shame. I would kill for Giant. Screw Weis!

I enjoy this Dunkin. The are fast and so nice here. It's most convenient to where I live too. My…read moreone issue is a large here is more than other locations by over $.50.

My 9 year old son and I came in to spend almost $10 on two small refreshers. My son does not like…read moreice in anything that he drinks (he won't even put ice in his water bottle for baseball practice). I requested that they make his - not both of them - without ice and they refused to do it. The associate said that she cannot make it without ice. That's absurd. I will not be back. There's a great donut shop in town called Dough & Joe that makes better donuts and I'll go to Sheetz across the street for a less expensive drink, with no ice from now on. Horrible customer service. To her credit, she did refund me when I told her to cancel my order.

Some people wake up early to go to the gym. Some people wake up early to be productive members of…read moresociety. I set an alarm for National Ice Cream For Breakfast Day. When Candy Mountain Creamery announced they'd be opening at 7am for build-your-own waffle ice cream sundaes, I felt personally called to action. Because if you're not celebrating extremely niche food holidays with reckless enthusiasm, what are you even doing? Also working in my favor: I had recently signed up for the Cumberland Valley Coffee & Chocolate Trail, and realized Candy Mountain Creamery was a participating stop. Two birds. One waffle-shaped destiny. Alarm set for 5:45am on a Saturday. Commitment level: alarming. At 7:52am, with temperatures hovering around 15° and wind chills that felt emotionally aggressive, I walked into the shop smiling like a person who makes excellent life decisions. Parking was easy thanks to their strip mall location -- always a win when you're battling winter just to eat dessert for breakfast. I fully expected chaos. Lines. Fellow sugar enthusiasts wrapped in blankets waiting for their moment. Instead? I was the only one there. The universe clearly said, "This is your main character moment." The staff were warm, friendly, and somehow just as excited about ice cream as I was. They told me to pick three flavors and they'd take it from there. My pre-caffeine brain selected: Cherry Cordial, Banana Nut Bread, and Maple -- which in hindsight sounds like the ice cream equivalent of chaotic good energy. While they prepared my masterpiece, I completed my Coffee & Chocolate Trail check-in and used a coupon for a free medium latte, because nothing pairs with ice cream breakfast like financial efficiency. Moments later, they handed me a golden waffle piled high with three enormous scoops and pointed me toward the toppings bar AND a roaring gas fireplace. I nearly ascended. The toppings bar had everything -- Reese's Pieces, whipped cream, strawberry topping, caramel, peanuts -- and I exercised exactly zero restraint. Reese's Pieces? Yes. Peanut butter drizzle? Obviously. Whipped cream? Don't insult me. Then I settled into a cozy chair by the fireplace and proceeded to absolutely demolish this breakfast like a person with no regrets and excellent priorities. The ice cream itself was fantastic -- creamy, flavorful, and distinct enough that each scoop held its own despite my slightly unhinged flavor combo. The latte was piping hot and perfect for balancing out the sugar-fueled chaos. Honestly, aside from the waffle sundae itself, the fireplace deserves its own Yelp listing. I expected to be freezing while eating ice cream before sunrise -- instead I was warm, cozy, and deeply at peace with my life choices. A few other brave souls eventually wandered in, which reassured me that I am not the only person willing to eat ice cream at breakfast in sub-freezing temperatures. Huge thanks to Candy Mountain Creamery for being one of the only local spots open early enough to support my commitment to food-based holidays, for having incredibly friendly staff, a fantastic latte, and a warm space that turned a cold winter morning into something genuinely memorable!

I'm giving this place two thumbs way up for their ice cream. As much as I hate to admit it, this…read moreplace has dethroned my previous favorite for ice cream made inhouse. We stopped by after lunch and some errands. I didn't even know this was here in this little strip of shops. It looks very bland on the outside but inside there are two sections. The first is a modern and clean area where you order your items. The second is a charming farm-vibe area that is warm and inviting. We tried several flavors of the ice cream and ended up with Bunny Eggs (has Cadbury egg pieces inside), Lemon Cookie (has lemon Oreo pieces), Blueberry with lemon cake (blueberry with chunks of lemon cake mixed in), and Heath bar (lots of small pieces of Heath bar candy). Every one of them was excellent. Smooth, creamy, not too sweet, lots of flavor, and the unique flavor was highlighted. I may forever eat lemon Oreos with my vanilla ice cream after that experience. They had lots of great flavors including unique options. I can't speak for the coffee or other items, but the ice cream is a major win. Under $6 for two scoops. Under $5 for one scoop. We had our ice cream in cups, but they have cones including a GF option. I will 100% come here again and again and again. Definitely worth the trip to Dillsburg for this ice cream. Place was spotless. Bathrooms were clean. The person serving was very helpful and answered all of our newbie questions while allowing us to sample a few before making our selections. I can see this being incredibly busy in the warm weather months.