Waitress was really good! Great place to stop if you're in the area. Are group also tried the…read morebreaded chicken parmigiana and open turkey sandwich which everyone enjoyed.

Love coming here with my dad! The food was always delicious…read more& the service is quick. I don't have photos as I haven't been here in a few years but i'm really itching to go back!! I'll have to update soon :)

Stopped here for a quick bite on a long road trip. Got a drink and the ham breakfast burrito and it…read morewas good. Didn't come with anything else but for a $20 meal. I doubt I'd return.

The Market is a hidden gem in Camp Hill. The food is amazing, people are nice, and the coffee is…read moreblack & hot. If you're looking for fresh backed goodies, this is also the place. Though not on their menu, the sweets are an addition to all of the bright sweet fruit spread throughout the menu.

I'm doing a gas clutch oh no have you ever gone to? Yeah we had a good breakfast here. It was…read morereally good and there was a lady named Kimmy. It was very helpful.

Good food and fast service. I definitely would recommend and the prices are very resonableread more

My other half & I decided to try out Roxy's cafe today as we both had the day off & woke up early…read moreenough to go! Upon entering, we were a bit confused because we didn't know if we were supposed to seat ourselves or not but after a few seconds someone helped us to a table. The service was very polite & kind here, also very fast. We did not have to wait long at all. I got the blueberry pancakes with a side of bacon, the pancakes were good. My boyfriend got a blt from their lunch menu & he said it was really good. The pricing here is very affordable! My soda was only 2.50, and everything was under $20. Overall, it's a cute little place, although avoid it on hot days because the AC doesn't help much. I would try it again.

A quiet Tuesday morning, tasty breakfast at Roxy's Cafe. The guys at Firestone reminded Roxy's…read moreCafe. I wanted a bite to eat while my vehicle was getting inspected. You can't go wrong with eggs, home fries, sourdough toast, and coffee. That's what I love about diners, how they specialize in comfort food. Excellent service, accommodating my need for brown sugar in my coffee.

Wonderful little place service excellent & food was very good & homestyle I had the mushroom…read morespinach cheddar cheese omelet & homefries, like my toast dry no butter and not a problem and they got it right

Very small dinner in new Cumberland . Menu is small but offers some homemade selection.. now…read moreflavor for what I ordered was average. But everything came out hot. Service was great. Could not ask for better. This place was very busy. It gets a lot of locals. Value was average. I would return if I was hungry and In area again.

I recommend the Tapioca dessert and the Baklava Cheesecake…read more They don't make the dessert's themselves, but it's pretty fresh tasting and really good. I always enjoy their burgers!! Never been let down. Other food I've liked: - Liver with sautéd onions (good) - Pasta Jabalaya (really good) - Turkey and Gravy (wouldn't recommend)

The overall diner itself, was nostalgic and definitely had the 50s vibe. The location was…read moreconvenient off the highway, and I remembered seeing it last time on my way to Lancaster, PA. I was on my way to my hotel, passing by starving and decided to give it a try. I understand it was a Sunday evening, not too busy the staff were a bit confused on what server had my table. Thankful for the young lady who took my order and care of my table. The entree that I ordered for dinner, wasn't the best in quality or taste. I ordered Captial Chicken.. the description read grilled chicken, pieces of crab meat , broccoli Swiss cheese, and hollandaise sauce, with two sides. The chicken in my opinion, wasn't grilled, extremely chewy , didn't really taste any crab and the holldaise sauce bland. My waitress I overheard say to the kitchen, something to the kitchen about adding paprika to the dish. Luckily I caught it, and declined. That wasn't even listed on the menu as added to the dish. May need a refresh on chicken preparation . This diner sadly wouldn't be my choice to return for an entree. Perhaps, maybe what diners are best for breakfast.

Right on Chocolate Avenue inside the Hershey Experience pavilion, this cafe is clean, attractive,…read moreand offers a variety of breakfast and lunch options that don't feel like afterthoughts to the gourmet beverages. I met an old friend to catch up on our most recent adventures. It was a Sunday morning. Tables turned over several times in the three hours we chatted. The place was always busy. The staff kept the stations clear and clean between guests, and there seemed to be great coordination in the counter and coffee staff. We were left to ourselves, as this is a place where you order and pick up in two locations. There is no table service except to deliver food. While the inside has limited seating, the patio offers extra sunshine spots when the weather cooperates. My friend enjoyed her coffee. I found the food adequate for the price. This is Hershey's prime real estate strip, so paying more for basic fare is expected, but not impressive. This was made up for by the hustle in the staff's attention to cleanliness and processing orders. Lisa's feels like a caffeine refueling station more than anything else. It sits in the middle of several dining options, all within a quick walk. It is convenient for a quick recharge during your visit to the Hershey Experience but not a spot I would plan an event or even a hearty meal. Still, people commented that they come for the beverages even if there is no drive-through option. Parking is convenient behind Chocolate Avenue.

We stopped here after going to the farmers' market, and it was busy! Rightfully so, the coffee was…read moredelicious. It also connects to a Hershey Chocolate museum/tour of some kind, which looked super cool!

Sometimes the best dessert adventures begin with a memory. I hadn't been inside this building since…read morehigh school, back when it was something entirely different. More than twenty years later, I found myself back in Enola on a Friday night with one mission: find dessert. Specifically, I was hunting for peanut butter pie for myself and cheesecake for my Adventure Buddy. As I was trying to think of somewhere that might have both, the Squeaky Rail Diner popped into my head. I wondered if they still had the legendary dessert case I remembered all those years ago. Spoiler alert...they do! The moment I walked through the door, several staff members greeted me and offered to help. The dessert case was absolutely loaded with pies, cakes, cheesecakes, cannolis and just about every other sweet treat you could imagine. For this visit, I was only stopping in for takeout dessert, so this review is based solely on that experience rather than the diner's full menu. After a few minutes of what can only be described as an internal dessert debate, I settled on three slices to take home: peanut butter cream pie, classic cheesecake and Cinnabon cheesecake. The Cinnabon cheesecake practically jumped into the box on its own! The desserts were packaged quickly, checkout was easy and about $22 later, I was headed out the door with Friday night dessert secured. Later that evening, the official taste testing began. The peanut butter cream pie was good. Not life-changing. Not disappointing. Just a solid, acceptable slice of peanut butter pie. The classic cheesecake, unfortunately, was my least favorite of the three. It was noticeably dry, almost as if it had been sitting in the case a little longer than ideal. It certainly wasn't terrible, but it also wasn't one I'd order again. Then...we opened the Cinnabon cheesecake. Game over! Cinnamon roll on the bottom. Cheesecake in the middle. Another cinnamon roll on top. Whoever came up with that idea deserves a raise! It was rich, creamy, perfectly balanced and easily the standout dessert of the night. If someone told me they were making a special trip to Squeaky Rail Diner just for that cheesecake, I wouldn't question it for a second! Would I make another special trip for the entire dessert case? Probably not. Would I happily make another trip for that Cinnabon cheesecake? Absolutely! Sometimes all it takes is one exceptional dessert to earn a return visit.

Just not good, dirty and literally a fly in my vendors milk. I would definitely not go back.read more