Great place to eat and you could tell it was popular as we got there 5 minutes before it opened and…read morethere was already a line outside the restaurant. The sweet bread board was delicious and a great way to try the variety of bread. Would highly recommend the banana nut bread if you're looking to do just one of them. This place is known for their bacon so we also had to try the bacon sampler and I think the hardwood bacon was everyone's favorite. Service was fast and friendly. The only thing I wish they had was a fresh fruit side option for our daughter to go with her food but luckily there's plenty of great farm stands nearby

We are visiting for a day, and hungry for dinner we looked at yelp and this place seemed…read moreinteresting. Homerun! 1. The service was excellent. Friendly, fast, helped us understand what was good. Just awesome. 2. The meal was great! The caramel burger with caramel bacon and caramelized onions was literally the best burger I've ever had. The fries are homemade and have a great house seasoning blend. Portions are huge and price seems criminally low for quality and quantity. If you're within 50 miles rush to Gracie's - you'll thank me later!

Highly recommended on here, and well worth the drive into heart of Amish country in Lancaster, PA…read more Simple dining room, plenty of seating, clean bathrooms, off to the side banquet area, or for larger groups. The staff were all hardworking, friendly Amish women, where the flare of menu featured traditional Amish. Never eating traditional Amish, my selection were the traditional ham balls, potato salad and regular salad and a piece of shoefly pie to take home. Sadie, all of our server was lighting, efficient , on point and very sweet. Service was quick, a must stop in Amish country

I'd give this place a 10 if I could! Such a cute place inside. The service was beyond perfect. Our…read morewaitress was very kind and answered all of our questions. We were traveling through on a trip, and didn't know where to stop for dinner. This place got great reviews and I see why! We are from NC, so we had lots of questions about the food. I tried the ham balls and had pasta salad and broccoli salad, and my husband had chicken croquettes with mashed potatoes. They don't skimp on portions, we had so much food left over! For dessert we had Shoo Fly Pie, the waitress was funny as she described it as "boring". It was delicious, but she was right, the flavor was "boring". Overall, you could tell that the food was mostly made from scratch. I would definitely go back if ever in town and would highly recommend this true Amish/Dutch restaurant. Best service and food you'll ever receive!

Love, love, love the Nottingham Inn! Breakfast is delicious, lunch is pretty yummy too! Waitstaff…read moreis great! The Creamery has a nice variety and the staff is always friendly!

Each server we have had was great- attentive and ready to help or get what we requested. The food…read moreis usually delicious, even the specials. Usually we are able to speak quietly to each other and not be drowned out by loud music or talking.

The food and service was outstanding. We were seated right away and the atmosphere was inviting…read morealso.

Indoor and outdoor seating…read more Very helpful and kind servers. I was getting some coffee to go. As I was waiting, I noticed they had some macaroons. Absolutely adorable! These were the best macaroons I've ever eaten. My coffee was delicious. I would definitely come back here again. Ambience was relaxing and tidy and pastoral, kind, and nourishing. Thanks for all the hard-working people who made this such a wonderful experience

First, let me say this is a local family restaurant, the service has always been good, and the…read morerestaurant is clean. I have eaten here several times, and while I appreciate that it is a local establishment, the food quality is much closer to what I would expect from a school cafeteria than from a traditional family restaurant. That may sound harsh, but it is honestly how the food comes across to me. The issue is not the service or the cleanliness; it is the quality, presentation, and value of the food itself. One thing I have noticed during my visits is how heavily they promote their "Pot Pie," including advertising on the backs of the servers' shirts that says, "Make Pot Pie Legal." Since Wednesday's special is all-you-can-eat Chicken Pot Pie, I decided to try it. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. The presentation was not appealing, and the food looked more like a scoop of gravy and potatoes than what I expected from chicken pot pie. There was very little chicken, chunks of potato, and gravy, but no other identifiable vegetables. I ordered a side of peas and added them myself. There was also no pie crust at all. When I asked about it, I was told that "chicken pie" has crust and "pot pie" does not. I understand there may be a regional distinction, especially in Pennsylvania Dutch-style cooking, where chicken pot pie can refer more to a chicken stew with dough or noodle-like pieces rather than a baked pie with crust. I found that interesting and did not argue the point. That said, even allowing for that distinction, this dish was still disappointing. If it is not meant to have a pie crust, I would still expect a hearty chicken dish with a better balance of chicken, vegetables, and some type of dough, noodle, or dumpling-style element. What I received was mostly potatoes and gravy, with very little chicken. I paid the all-you-can-eat price, but I could not finish the first plate. Overall, the meal was disappointing. In my opinion, the pricing is high compared to the quality. My wife does like their chicken strip salad, which is why we continue to go occasionally, but this particular special is not something I would order again.

Nice and clean facility. Good service. Food was poor. Turkey club had no turkey or mayo in it. Had…read moreto go back to the kitchen for both. The bread for the sandwich was toasted but soggy and squashed. The bacon was good. The "hand cut fries" seemed like they were commercial frozen. Under cooked and soggy. Grilled chicken was absolutely tasteless. Seafood chowder had no seafood in it. The salad bar was good. Certainly will not be back.

Was worried when we pulled up as the parking lot was empty and it doesn't look like much on the…read moreoutside but we took a chance and glad we did! The food was excellent, I had the cowboy breakfast, good and spicy, my wife had the sausage omelet, she said it was excellent, both came with home fries and they were fresh and homemade. Also both came with a side of toast. The inside is awsome with lots of old coke things and a toy section that brings back a lot of memories. We will for sure stop by when in the area. Service was also very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed.

When we first pullled in and saw only a couple of cars, I was worried but I saw a precious review…read morethat encouraged us to give it a try. The good: the smoked wings with the bourbon bbq were great! The pulled pork was tender with a great smoky flavor. The ribs were tender, fell off the bones and had good flavor. The brisket was going to be good but they served more fat than meat. When weighing it brisket there should be just a sliver of fat. The sides: the home cooked claim shouldn't be mentioned on canned corn as the daily vegetable. The broccoli salad was dripping in mayo. The apple sauce was also from a jar. The smoked mac and cheese was very good! Nice and crispy. The smoked baked potato was also tender. No toppings are offered. You do NOT get barbecue sauce on the side. You can choose one to go on the meat. If you want extra it's 1.50 per side. If you don't want the side that comes with a meal (baked beans and hush puppies) it is $2 for the mac n cheese and a $1 for the broccoli. I like when places let you choose your side from their list. Maybe an up charge for a specialty side but some should not have a charge. Water needs to be filtered. Casual atmosphere. Staff were nice. I would suggest some take out meats. I would have five four start for the meat if the sides were better and the bbq sauces were on the table. It should be standard for a bbq restaurant in my opinion.

Had a delightful breakfast here while in town for a dance competition. Super cute atmosphere- we…read morewere tucked adorably into a corner of a spiffed up basement. Service was exceptional. Our omelettes and bacon were delicious, and fresh-squeezed orange juice is always a winner with me.

Introduction:…read more Representing 2018 in alphabet series, O is for On Orange. The letter O only has 5 of the 8 possible years represented in the alphabet series. Interestingly, 2 of them are in Lancaster County, PA. This was prior to my parents moving to Lancaster in 2021. In March 2018, my girlfriend of that time & I took a day trip to Lancaster. I lived in Montgomery County, Maryland (near DC) at the time, and we were meeting up with a friend who was living in New Jersey kind of in the middle. We agreed to meet at On Orange at 12 PM on that Sunday, March 25 since we were driving from far away, and I think they were doing a day trip too, but possible they stayed a night in town, not sure. Also, On Orange closes at 1 PM too, so even more reason to be punctual. My g/f of then was notoriously late & took a long time to get ready. She was taking too long to get ready, and I knew we needed to leave if we even had a chance of making it on time. After a while I said I don't want to do this, but I will leave without you & meet my friend (& his girlfriend). I started the car and texted you have 1 minute to come out, and if you aren't out, I'm leaving without you. My timer reached 0, and I slowly was driving off, but I saw her shuffling with her coat and what have you leaving, so I waited. We got in the car, and I rushed off. If that weren't bad enough, my g/f said we needed to stop at her bank to get cash. Of course, there was none right within route, but saw a location right off I-83 in northern MD, Hunt Valley, but we wasted more time to get off the freeway, for her to go to her ATM, & get back on the freeway when we were running significantly late. I said we are running significantly late as it is, so why are we wasting more time. She claimed in case there was something she wanted to buy in Lancaster, but that was not the primary purpose, but I'll get to that at the end. I was panicking on the significant late, and that the restaurant closes at 1, and I drove above 100 mph at times on I-70, which I think was the only time I've ever gone that fast on 70, and maybe only 4 times ever in my life reaching that speed. Experience with the Restaurant: This is street parking around here, which was free meters on Sunday. We got a decent parking spot a block away. We walked in at 12:50 PM, which was 50 minutes LATE and 10 minutes before On Orange's closing time of 1 PM. My friend & his girlfriend were already done eating. He said that they had their stomach set for eating at 12, and there was pressure to order since it's not a huge place and pretty busy. I was annoyed with my friend for not waiting for us, but I get it because let's be honest, my g/f fault on that one. Server was cordial, and my g/f & I quickly ordered. Food came out quickly. We ate quickly, and my friend & his g/f watching us eat. Food was delicious, and they were quick, but to be fair, they were closing in 10 minutes, so they were motivated to get out of there. I got a pancake & egg dish as I recall. This was a top notch brunch. In spite of the negative experience of being so late because of my g/f, the experience at the restaurant was excellent. Conclusion: After brunch, we looked around downtown, Amish Farm (see my 5-star review of them written in April 2018), etc. and was overall a nice day with the 3 of them albeit very cold. After we left, I took the back road from I-83 all the way back to Germantown, MD where she lived to see something different and to save a little gas too since it's pretty direct going that way. My g/f was complaining about it taking so long getting back. I knew she was meeting up with a friend that night. But what I later realized, she wanted to stop at an ATM that morning really because she needed cash to pay that friend for cannabis that night. So, she disrespected everyone's time for this. I guess on a positive at least she wasn't cheating on me with that guy and really was just for pot. In conclusion, I thought On Orange was top notch, and they were accommodating to our time schedules.

Wow! What a hidden gem in Oxford! We received very courteous and attentive service and personal…read moreattention from the lovely owner before we finished our meal. The ambience is clean and casual and the large windows bring in plenty of natural lighting. The "healthy start" platter may be named with tongue-in-cheek as it features two generously thick and smoky slices of bacon and two eggs but the grilled mushrooms, avocado, and roasted potatoes made for an awesome brunch! Their giant pancakes are probably the best any restaurant can offer - better than many so-called "pancake houses." A stack of three is probably more than anyone can finish! The chipotle chicken panini was also more than I could eat at one sitting, the serving was so generous. This is not "fast food." Everything is cooked to order and is brought to the table when it is ready, so everyone may not be eating at the same moment, but everyone will be served a fresh dish, not one sitting under a heat lamp for 10 minutes while the rest of the order is finished. When we arrived at the restaurant, they had just received a large delivery of fresh produce that had yet to be stocked and I have to tell you that Flowers is ordering some high quality produce to serve its customers.

Great cafe and i had the huevos rancheros. Authentic food and nice dining for a caferead more

Great food, great service, great people! Very relaxing place to eat breakfast or lunchread more

Bad, rude service. Food portions do not match description, i.e., Texas Toast smaller than a slice…read moreof white bread.