A Must-Visit for History Lovers! Incredible Cellar Dinner. If you are visiting Gettysburg, The…read moreDobbin House Tavern is an absolute must-visit! This spot is a real treat for history lovers. The building itself dates back to 1776, and learning about the fascinating history behind it--including its role as a stop on the Underground Railroad--adds so much depth to the experience. We ate downstairs in the cozy, candlelit Springhouse Tavern cellar, which has an amazing, authentic colonial atmosphere. The food was just as spectacular as the vibe. The French Onion Soup: Absolutely amazing. It comes piping hot with a thick layer of perfectly melted, gooey cheese on top. The Drinks: I paired my meal with their bottled root beer, which was excellent and fit the old-school tavern feel perfectly. You get great food, incredible service, and a piece of living history all in one stop. Don't miss this place when you are in town!

History class would've been a lot more interesting if it ended with onion soup and roast beef…read more The Dobbin House in Gettysburg isn't just a restaurant--it's a living piece of American history. Built in 1776, it has been a family home, the first classical school west of the Susquehanna River, a stop on the Underground Railroad, and even a Civil War field hospital. Today, you can grab an incredible meal while surrounded by centuries of history. If you go, eat in the basement tavern. The atmosphere alone is worth the trip. I kicked things off with the Baked King's Onion Soup, loaded with perfectly toasted cheese and a surprise twist--shredded beef that took it to another level. I followed that with the Spit Roasted Chicken Dinner, roasted the old-fashioned way over an open fire until the skin was perfectly crisp while the meat stayed juicy and tender. Because apparently I arrived with the appetite of all 19 Dobbin kids, I also ordered the Dobbin's Hot Beef Sandwich. Tender roast beef on a buttery brioche roll with rich au jus for dipping? Absolutely demolished it. Then came the roast beef club with Swiss, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo, plus not one... but two sides of potato salad. Pro tip: dip the potato salad into the onion soup. You're welcome. The Dobbin House proves that great food never goes out of style. They say you can't eat history... but after this meal, I'm pretty sure I did. If these walls could talk, they'd probably tell me to slow down next time.

Was recommended by the owner of the quarter master store …read more Well worth going , good food , lots of choices. Lots of booths few tables. Servers are friendly and helpful Prices are reasonable. Recommend going and would go back

We were in town for a very short period of time, but this was a very quaint and simple lunch for…read moreus. It's obviously a place that is frequent by local families who seem to be regulars. We were treated very kindly and welcomed with the simple diner home, cooking aspect of the restaurant. It was a great experience and I encourage people to enjoy it if you are in from out of town. They also have very charming coffee mugs for sale.

Submitted for your approval... Imagine, if you will, a…read moresudden, inexplicable craving for two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, and onions on a sesame seed bun. Your mind immediately wanders to McDonald's. But then reality intervenes. Do you really want two beef patties with the thickness and structural integrity of wet newspaper? Of course not. And that, dear reader, is when you find yourself crossing an invisible threshold into a place where ordinary appetites encounter extraordinary proportions. A place known simply as The Gettysburger Company. Our story begins in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, just off the roundabout. The entrance, tucked along the side toward the rear, has the curious discretion of a Prohibition-era speakeasy. Inside awaits an atmosphere somewhere between a classic American diner and a rustic lodge, with seating in the front, back, and an outdoor courtyard. Our traveler read a familiar arrangement of ingredients bearing an uncanny resemblance to that famous burger beneath the Golden Arches. Except this particular specimen exists in another dimension entirely. When he placed the order, the friendly waiter asked not once, but twice, whether he was absolutely certain. "Hell yeah!" He declared, blissfully unaware of the enormity of his decision. And then came the waiting. Minutes passed. Doubt crept in. Had he made a terrible mistake? Had his appetite written a check his stomach couldn't cash? Suddenly, the waiter returned. But something was different. He required BOTH HANDS to lower the meal onto the table. There it stood. A towering monument to bovine magnificence. An architectural impossibility held together by a single wooden skewer, crowned with a pickle like some peculiar monument to mankind's culinary ambition. Our traveler's eyes widened. His mouth watered. Somewhere, the laws of physics quietly resigned. He attempted to pick it up like an ordinary hamburger. A foolish assumption. This was no ordinary hamburger. A knife became necessary to bisect the beast. And then came the first bite. The flavor is a hundredfold better, and the beef patties possess the thickness of regulation hockey pucks. Beautifully grilled to medium, the beef was juicy, deeply flavorful, and unmistakably authentic. Every ingredient played its part in perfect harmony. Nothing overwhelmed. Nothing disappointed. A burger of astonishing proportions that somehow delivered equally astonishing flavor. It was a WOW moment. The fries, meanwhile, were another curious phenomenon. Thick, twisted creations, crispy on the outside, tender within, and seasoned with just enough precision to make one question why ordinary French fries continue to exist. The Gettysburger Company offers an assortment of burgers, from familiar classics to creations that seem to challenge the very boundaries of human appetite. And should you somehow survive the main course with room to spare, the dessert menu promises yet another journey beyond the limits of conventional reality. And so we leave our hungry traveler, forever changed by an encounter with a sandwich of impossible dimensions. A man who entered seeking an ordinary burger and discovered that somewhere between appetite and excess lies culinary perfection. A place where patties are thick, expectations are shattered, and the only thing more extraordinary than the burger is the realization that you actually finished it. You've just crossed over into... the Twilight Zone. You've been warned.

My son treated me to lunch here, after I helped him pick up some furniture he purchased in…read moreGettysburg. It's a small pub that offers excellent burgers, sandwiches and wraps. I had the smokehouse burger. I ordered it medium rare and it was served exactly how I ordered it. It was pink, moist, juicy and not over cooked. The burger was not a frozen or preformed patty. I could see the patty was hand formed. We were sat immediately at a table not far from the kitchen. Each of the dozen or so tables comfortably sits four people each. Our server was friendly, cheerful and attentive. There is a bar in the main dining area serving liquor and beer. In the back of the bar is a pool table and an outdoor patio also with a bar and several tables, offering a great way to eat and relax outside. There are two bathrooms, one inside the restaurant and the other is outside by the patio. The one by the patio is a little cleaner and better maintained. Burger prices are a little on the high side, averaging between $17.00. However, you are getting a superior burger. Street parking can be a bit of a challenge due to the restaurant being located in downtown Gettysburg. Parking is free on Saturdays and Sundays until 1 PM. This is a nice local pub to meet up with friends and family for a casual eating experience I recommend giving this joint a try. The qualitu of the burgers alone make it worth while.

We stayed at the nearby Hampton Inn and ordered take out from this Ruby Tuesdays for 5 pm. We have…read moreordered from this location before with no issues. The order was not ready and my husband came out and said it looks like no one is running the place. Not particularly good start. He went back inside ten minutes later and waited again a bit before getting the food. Went to the Hampton Inn and opened the bags. it was a simple order of crispy chicken with Caesar salad and a grilled salmon and a side order of colemslaw. The grilled salmon was there but no Caesar salad .. just a brown box with some crispy chicken strips. And no cole slaw either. Back we went to Ruby's and husband went inside.. I waited a minute then went in also as I was not happy. The girl said she forgot the Caeser salad... then presented the saddest looking excuse of a salad.. just romaine lettuce thrown into a container... the manager came out and was very nice when I lost it.. I was tired from the long drive and this was just lame... she said she would make it right and she came back about five minutes later with freshly made croutons, which were very yummy..we will be going back again this weekend for a return trip and will try this one more time. If they mess up again we will have to find somewhere else for take out. The young girl at the desk needs to pay attention more to what she is supposed to doing. The manager was friendly and did try to make it right.

It's been awhile since we've been to this location. We decided to take advantage of the recent…read morespecial: pick one for $9.99 plus we added the salad bar. The waitress was very nice. The food came out quickly. The steak was tasty but it was thinner than I expected. The restaurant was clean but definitely could use some updates. It was quiet when we were there which was around 430.

If you are looking for an amazing colonial tavern then look no further! Just walking into this…read moreplace was a trip back in time. The bar is almost as it was back in the 1800's. The ambiance is just amazing and the food is even better. You must try the kings onion soup! The service was excellent and everyone is dressed in time period clothes which really makes the whole experience even better. Id give it a 6/5 if I could! A must check out!

The settling was appropriate for the area, very well done and maintained!! The food was delicious…read moreand was presented well! Portions were just right. Our waitress was absolutely amazing! She was clearly overwhelmed, but somehow managed to keep herself together and did not skip a beat. Did not miss a thing. So impressive!! Definitely get to this place - something for everyone.

Hoss was a great experience! Since Ruby Tuesday closed down, I was always looking for a place with…read morean all you can eat salad bar. Truly hard to find so it was nice of them to have that. Lot of variety and solid options at a fair price. Elite dessert section and friendly service. I would definitely come back here again when I'm in the area!!

So, we LOVE Hoss's, this review is for a new menu item only, regular food quality, service,…read morecleanliness is still and always perfect. I ordered the new menu item, The Beef & Cheddar Sandwich with the Perogis. The Roast Beef & Cheddar Sandwich was just ok, had decent flavor especially with the horseradish sauce which was the star but the the beef was very tough, chewy and dry. The French fried onions on top were non existent. The Perogis had absolutely ZERO flavor, couldn't even tell what they were stuffed with. My wife asks me all the time, "Would you order it again?" My answer is no. Hoss's missed the boat on this item.

Visited the first day I got to Gettysburg and it was amazing. However I visited the next day…read more9/23/2026 and The food is amazing, however the bartender was standing there talking to friends, glanced at me a few times while I'm sitting there arms crossed haven't touched my plate because I'm waiting for her to check on me so I can get a box. She stood there for about 10 minutes talking without checking on customers which in the industry is not okay. I'm usually a great tipper but the service was less than outstanding.

Food is amazing they have some tvs to watch the game, great beer wings, I personally love their…read morecrab pretzels it's amazing and delicious

Nice friendly staff and great service. I would recommend highly…read more The prices were really excellent especially for the area.

Love the menu! It's a big menu so there is something for everyone, but their Irish classics are…read morereally where it's at, and things you won't find just anywhere. Our server was not only nice but also very knowledgeable, giving us in depth descriptions about the beer options. Will definitely be back!

Great 50s style atmosphere, good food, and very accommodating when we walked in less than an hour…read morebefore closing for dinner. Don't forget dessert!

Found a true American classic at Lincoln Diner in Gettysburg. Rolled in with the family on a…read moreSunday expecting a quick lunch... rolled out questioning every life decision. We ordered the Presidential Breakfast, and I swear it came with its own zip code. Pancakes, French toast, eggs over easy, sunny-side-up eggs, corned beef hash, bacon, sausage links... enough food to feed three hungry people--and it actually did. Every bite was worth it. Shoutout to Brenda for the awesome service and to the house coffee for being the best cup in town. Great prices, huge portions, and zero regrets... except maybe wearing jeans with a button. If Abe Lincoln ate here, he'd have needed a nap before writing the Gettysburg Address.

I stopped by this restaurant on my way out of Gettysburg and I was very pleased with the food and…read morethe service. I knew they had a lot of options on the menu but I only needed a bacon cheeseburger w/ chips and a Diet Coke. The food was good! The staff was very friendly and accommodating too. Hit this place up!

I was let down by this place. I liked the idea of them making their own alcohol on site, but the…read morefood wasn't up to par. First, half the tables were empty and there was still like a half hour wait. It just seemed not staffed enough, but once you're here (they don't take reservations) there's not a lot of places nearby to change your mind to. There is a small merch shop to browse as you wait. The tables are nicely spaced out. The Bavarian pretzels were great, but they only come with mustard and cheese is an upcharge, which I've never seen as a pretz connoisseur. It was an interesting thicker cream cheese-ish dip which required spreading with the knife. The website lists a "weekly steak special" but none was to be found when we went. So we got the gyro which was decent and the Philly cheesesteak which was extremely salty to the point of being almost inevitable. The homemade chips (the only non upcharge size) were thick and crunchy. Both sandwiches were around $20 which felt overpriced for the quality. Other sides were available for an upcharge, which seemed not worth it on the existing bill. The service was good, the bathrooms were nice, and there was plenty of parking. The food was just disappointing. If you're more of a drinker, you may be able to overlook that.