Had a late lunch?...or early dinner? at C&D Grill today. Food was very good and service was…read moreexcellent. My wife and I split the calamari appetizer which I could give an A+ to. We also split a garden salad, which was another A+. And for our entrée, we had the chef special steak and shrimp lo mein which was also very good. I can give it an A-. I would have preferred that it was a little more "spicy"... But I think that most folks in Pennsylvania probably would not enjoy it the way I enjoy it... That is spicy. The charge for the food plus 2 non-alcoholic drinks was $48 plus a $12 gratuity.

Jess hooked me up. Got me a cold beer though it oddly didn't taste like a Miller Lite but it was…read morevery cold and wet (meeting two of the three requirements) so I drank it. Got a bowl of French Onion soup, a side salad and some wings. The soup was deeply flavorful with croutons that were not stale, lots of cheese and fried funions on top. It was interesting but flavorful. The side salad could've had a bit more salad, but OK and the wings were really tender perfectly done and flavored with sweet-and-sour sauce. Nice quick dinner at the end of a long tiring day. Stop in sometime

If you're looking for some sausage gravy with chicken fried steak, this is the best in the area !…read more They have a really nice breakfast menu with some really good specials and if you take a look at the pancakes, they offer some really neat creations and every week. I am sure this changes. We are always cheerfully graded and seated almost immediately, and our server is very attentive and very friendly The atmosphere is a typical diner. It is really nicely decorated for the Christmas holiday season .

It's has been a few years since I have been here. Service remains very good. My salad seen better…read moredays. Flavor of my meal was better than expected. Value for the portion was very disappointing. Now will I come back..... yes. But today I was not full and was still hungry when I left.

We had a great time. Good food, great service and awesome atmosphere. They weren't busy so we need…read moreto go back again. This is a very cool place.

First time at the Bourbon Mill. We sat at the bar and got some samples of the beer on tap and got…read moresome appetizers. The artichoke dip was ok but definitely not worth the price. The bartender was very nice and helpful and let us try beers before we got a glass. I love the atmosphere and selection of drinks. Definitely will come back for that, food on the other hand was ok and very underwhelming.

The food and service here has always been extraordinary. They are known far and wide for their…read moregreat crabcakes as well as just about everything else on the menu. Here's a factoid totally unrelated to the food experience. The family that owns the restaurant is that of Thomas Haugh, the University of Florida basketball player who is projected as a lottery pick in this year's NBA draft. He is the fourth generation of the Haugh family who own the restaurant. I knew his great grand parents, also Thomas Haugh and Betty who started the restaurant.

My husband, brother, his wife and I went there tonight. Date night of course…read more My husband and brother ordered the steak and his wife and I got the shrimp pasta. We ordered crab dip and dang dang shrimp. Service was good. Parking was not the greatest. Get there early. Some lots you have to share with a few tenants.

Came by on a Friday for lunch and it was super quiet. Our server got us taken care of quite quickly…read moreand our orders were in promptly. I went with the shawarma bowl, which came out lukewarm. It was tasty, but they had clearly left it sitting while they made my brother's wrap. Good food, but logistics need some work.

I stopped by Fire Pit, Rotisserie & Grill in Hanover, PA while traveling through on my East Coast…read morework trip for the last couple of years , and once again it was an absolute highlight. Sam, the owner, and Alexa immediately recognized me from my last visit and greeted me with such a warm, welcoming hand. It truly felt like returning to a familiar favorite. The vibe was exactly as it was when I came and it was the best. The food here is phenomenal. It never disappoints, and somehow it just seems to get better every single time. This time I got the onion rings, pita chips, margarita, pizza, and a Shawarma bowl. Despite living on the West Coast, this is still one of my absolute favorite spots to eat anywhere in the country. Fire Pit has officially become a constant stop for me whenever I'm in the area, no matter how short the trip. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out on something special.

This is a wonderful place and a nice family atmosphere. There is a restaurant also on the inside…read morecalled the Bears den restaurant and lounge where the food is awesome A+ on that, no A+++++. The food is so fresh to be from a bowling alley it is amazingly good. They have bowling league tournaments on weekends and there are 40 Lanes so everyone can still play if you are not in a league. You must try the orange crush special drink. The waitress really knows what she is doing when she makes it. It truly tastes like an orange creamsicle. I give this place a 8 out of 10. I will come here again in the future. By the way, all walks of life are welcome.

Been here a half dozen times or more. Food is average but consistent. Service is also very good and…read moreconsistent. I like this place. Normally it not to crowded and not to loud.Very clean and well llt . This bar is part of Hanover bowling center. It is locally owned. Out of the bars in the area it makes it easy to wind down .

What a great place! The owners are incredibly warm, friendly, and genuinely care about their…read morecustomers. They take real pride in everything they make, and it shows. It's the kind of place where you feel like family, even on your first visit. The meatloaf sandwich was absolutely delicious, and the homemade pickled beets were outstanding. Everything is made in-house, and you can taste the difference. I'll definitely be back!

The positives: The atmosphere here is always amazing. It's like going home every time you walk…read moreinto the door. The staff is always friendly and food is amazing. If you love large portions and hot yummy food I highly recommend it if you have time. The only issue I have here is this place NEEDS a proper staff. I really do like the folks they run the joint. But the service is inconsistent at best from visit to visit and even on a slow day with an empty dining space it can take a while to get served. Knowing that we went in today not expecting much more than large tasty portions. We took the whole family as a good bye brunch as my oldest his partner who we're visiting with my grandson. Im not sure what happened today but the single little old lady who runs the front was all over the place. She was polite and professional but you could tell she was overwhelmed. It took quite a while to get menus and waters then quite a while longer than that to get to order. She took the order and then we waited. And waited and waited. As we waited the littles started to devolve. And then, we waited some more. From the moment we sat down to the time food arrived was about an hour and a half. By then the kids were done. My wife was done and I was done. The food was hot. Some under cooked and my meal was missing the main component. That mouth watering and coma inducing pastrami. All said and done it was one of the worst dining experiences I've had. No one was happy when we left. And that's a huge bummer. The food here is too good for the experience to be so bad. There were apologies and eventually the owner came out and compensated the entire meal. But that's not a good business model. Will I go back? Absolutely. They could cuss me out and I'd go buy the pastrami even if it fell on the floor. It's that good. But I probably won't ever go back with the kids. They don't have the stamina for it and we really have enough time to truly enjoy it as we would like to.

Wow! Great, flavorful, inexpensive breakfast. Homey atmosphere and great wait staff ( Ally was an…read moreangel!) Got coffee immediately and I t took a bit longer than expected but everything was nice and HOT when it came out. Staff were all polite, kind, helpful and efficient... none of that "I'll get your waitress for you" stuff. Everyone was focused on the numerous customers and working like a Team (which is quite refreshing nowadays). Not a lot of parking but it's a small place (dozen tables and a counter with a dozen more seats). I've included the menu and note that they serve breakfast ALL DAY and are open from 5AM to 2PM from Tue-Thu and 5AM to 3PM from Fri-Sun. My new favorite place! Come give them a try for a great breakfast or lunch!

Cute local diner. Food was good and staff was friendly. They don't have a lot of parking and no…read morehandicap parking per se. I had to circle the block several times until I could find a place to park. The restaurant isn't big but it's always packed! The also aren't open every day and don't have late hours. Pretty much breakfast and lunch only.

This was my first visit to Sidney- celebrating Father's Day. I enjoyed the somewhat rustic decor…read moreof the tavern. We were greeted right away and taken to our seat. Our server came over to take our drink orders and offer us sparkling, spray or tapwater. He also offered us the chefs amuse bouche. It was a hummus filled of pastry? The menu is easy to decipher, and there were two specials for the evening. We went with the escargot as an appetizer as well as the bread basket. The bread basket had a few different options and a herb butter. There was some appointment with the escargot as they were a little chewy and lack some flavor but we all enjoyed the Mushrooms that they sat on top of and the toasted bread. We also got the potato crisp as an appetizer. They were excellent with a Stilton cheese, fresh herbs, and scallions! They were crispy and so flavorful. One of the specials was a pasta Bolognese made with Papparadelle. I enjoyed seeing the small bits of carrot, a lot of meat and the wine flavor came through as well. My dad got the monkfish and he said it was almost like eating a piece of steak! We couldn't forget about dessert. We had the crème brûlée and two of the Chocolate dessert. Overall, it was a great night, but but it was quite pricey. That was our fault as we asked for extra water, we had 2 alcoholic drinks, three appetizers and three desserts. I will definitely be back for another special occasion as there is more to explore on the menu! It's a hidden gem in East Berlin, and I'm glad it's still around!

Recently visited Sidney Tavern in East Berlin. This fine dining restaurant is a quaint…read moreestablishment off of the beaten path. The restaurant is quiet and clean. While our server was friendly, his banter was not genuine. If cocktails are your thing, this may not be the place for you. While we appreciate that they craft their drinks from scratch and without mixers, the drinks just were below average. The appetizers (shrimp cocktail and caesar salad) were good, but not much above average. That said, most of the entrées were excellent. Our party enjoyed bacon-wrapped filet, prime rib, duck and beef short rib. All three were very good. While the prime rib was exactly as ordered (rare), it would have benefited from a more traditional rub (rosemary, thyme, horseradish, etc.). The rub on this prime rub had a strong chili powder taste that just didn't work. Portion sizes were generally very generous and timing of the courses was perfect. Desserts were also very good. However, while the crème brulée had great taste, texture and presentation, the serving size was much too small for the price ($13). Overall, the experience was good and we will return.