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.

This is the spot to get hamburgers in Gettysburg. Theirs are huge, made of prime meat, and…read morepresented hot & juicy. I always order my burger medium-rare, and that's what I get here. I can't tell you how many times that medium is what I usually get when requesting medium-rare at restaurants. There's a big difference between the two in terms of internal temperature, center color, and texture. This place knows how to properly cook a medium-rare burger, and for me, that's a sign of quality and sets it apart. The sidewinder fries are fab as are the homemade potato chips and either comes with burgers. The dressing on the coleslaw needs some seasoning, but the slaw itself is fresh and crunchy. The Maryland crab soup is pretty slammin', too. I favor the back dining room, not the bar (in front). These 2 areas have different vibes. The back room feels like the way a burger joint should be. The bar is, well, more bar-ish. One of the servers, Brody, provides exceptional service--a shout out to him. This establishment's name is playful and clearly informs the customer as to what their specialty is: hamburgers. I bought one of their T-shirts, perhaps that says it all.

First I'll say that the service here was top notch. We…read morewanted to dine indoors since the weather has been hot and muggy, but, once we entered the dining room , the dampness and a musty smell made us opt for the albeit uncomfortable but still the better option. I should've left and found another option altogether. We both ordered burgers (of course), his a bacon cheeseburger with fries and coleslaw, mine a patty melt on rye bread with Swiss cheese, fries and coleslaw. Both medium rare. Both came out medium well, no coleslaw, one invisible slice of cheese on each burger and white bread instead of rye on my patty melt. The grilled onions actually looked more like onion jam and the trays with black/white checkered paper this is served on looks like it's never seen a sponge or water. No, I can't recommend this place.

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.

I really don't like to write negative reviews and rarely do....but I need to be honest with fellow…read moreYelpers. My wife and I had not dined at the Gettysburg Ruby Tuesday for many years and decided to have dinner there after a delightful "Christmas Lights" horse dawn carriage ride through town. Regrettably this Ruby Tuesday visit was not like the visits we remembered. I ordered a 12 oz Rib-eye steak medium rare ($25) with a baked potato and unlimited trips to the salad bar (for an additional $6). I actually would have just preferred just a simple garden salad because I only made one trip to the salad bar. My wife ordered the coconut shrimp with french fries dinner. For beverages my wife had an iced tea and I had a diet coke. The salad bar was not what I remembered....some of the lettuce was brown as was the celery. The other veggies were quite "tired" and few of the many salad bar items were exhausted and still not refilled when I left the restaurant after dinner 45 minutes later. My steak came medium to well done and it was pretty tough which I did not expect from a rib-eye. I decided not to ask for a correctly cooked medium rare replacement because i was really hungry and did not want to wait another 10-15 minutes to eat while watching my wife eat. I did ask the waiter to let the chef know that the steak was not done as requested and he said he would do this. My wife's coconut shrimp and fries were quite tasty and enjoyable. Before I we ordered I showed our waiter a code from the Ruby Tuesday app that awarded us one free entree with one paid entree and he recorded the code. When the bill came there was no credit for the one free entree. When I pointed this out to the waiter he apologized and said the he guessed the discount somehow was not applied. I suspect he simply forgot to apply it? The vinyl tablecloth at our table was deteriorating and peeling off pieces. With the discount applied + tip+ tax the bill came to $51.00. All in all I cannot recommend this Ruby Tuesday as a good dining option in Gettysburg to my fellow Yelpers.

The docent at the Gettysburg Children's Museum recommended this while visiting which helped us…read moredecide our dinner plans. He said that "You are transported back in time the moment you step into the place." He was not wrong. Though it was late evening, there were still tons of people waiting to get in. We were starving but figured the wait must mean the food was worth it and...it was! We chose first available and were seated at the bar in the corner. It was nice because we didn't wait long to be served and we had I nice view of the entire restaurant. A very rustic place that looked as I would imagine it did in 1863. My friend ordered a Caesar salad, fillet, and a baked potato. The salad came with a freshly baked yeast dinner roll. Fillet was cooked to perfection. I ordered the King's Soup which was French onion soup except with large chunks of tender beef in it. My entree was the Spring House Salad which was mixed greens, apples, walnuts, chipped smoked turkey, with herb dressing and it was divine. The sleeper of the meal was the datenut bread with cream cheese that came with my salad. A dark brown molasses bread with dried fruit and nuts. It was so chocked full of nuts and fruit while the dough was the most moist bread I've ever had. I couldn't eat both pieces after the meal so took it in a to go container. I ate it on the drive home and it was still moist and delicious.

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.

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.

Overall, this was a terrible experience. The night before we ate at Gettysburg Eddie's and were…read moresooo impressed. We were ready for a good steak though so our waitress suggested that some locals eat at Hoss'. We went and spent $130 on food that I could've cooked better in my kitchen at home. We were so disappointed. Melinda was our server and just overall seemed bothered and fake when dealing with us. My husband's steak was not edible. It was incredibly burnt on the outside and not medium rare at all inside. The food took forever to get to us even though the restaurant only had 4-5 other tables. He tried to cover it in ketchup and still couldn't eat it. Melinda walked by and just said "how's everything going" once. She noticed he wasn't eating but did absolutely nothing about it. She didn't offer any other options or acted like she cared. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone!

A burger in one place is much the same as a burger in any other? Ha!…read more The Blue & Gray Bar & Grill, right in the center of historic Gettysburg, goes one better. We'd spent an entire day touring the battlefield, it's a Saturday, and the town is full of tourists. No surprise we had a thirty minute wait for a table. But once inside and seated, it was clear to us that the B & G was no ordinary bar & grill. The burgers are themed for generals, both Federal and Confederate, who took part in the battle. Each burger is characterized by the general it's named for. The General Buford, for example, is served with bleu cheese crumbles and horseradish (he's a cavalry officer, get it?) and the Robert E. Lee features a slab of Virginia ham. I ordered the General George Meade. Meade was a Pennsylvanian, so naturally this burger comes with a pile of Philly cheesesteak. A carnivore's delight, to be sure. No complaints here. And if I'm ever back this way, I'm curious to try the General Longstreet: it's served with carmelized onions and peanut butter. That's gotta be good.

Been to Gettysburg many times, first time in here. Its where the group wanted to go…read more First it started with a 30 minute wait. Then the menu. Quite alot of different burgers on the menu. Lots of different wing choices too. Very little choices for entrées. More like an afterthought. Our waitress, bless her heart looked overwhelmed. I asked for a specific type of beer. "Oh im a girl, I dont know beers" say what? Then hands me a hand written list of beers to choose from. Also she totally forgot to put in one of the orders, for a table of 7. Yea, how do you miss a whole meal??? I asked for a medium burger, got medium rare. Along with cold fries. Who eats rare burgers??? The burger was delicious, but too rare for me (got the blue cheese one, named after some general) Overall I wouldn't recommend this place unless all you want is burgers and wings. Cause thats all they have. Oh and expect to wait in line with everyone else for a table. The place is smaller than it looks.

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

Authentic Irish Pub in the heart of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.the owners are from Ireland and serve…read moredishes from family recipes! Shepherds Pie was savory, rich but so comforting. Irish beef stew was incredible! Pub fries with smoked pulled pork, homemade bbq sauce and jalapeño The Hit Whisky Sandwich was incredible! Scotch eggs, best we've ever tasted! Service was excellent by Birdie. Great vibe and we felt we were. A fun pub in Ireland!

Great service. everyone was super nice. Food was simple but in a good way. Great atmosphere!read more

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.