Came to this location of Five Guys for the first time with hubby. We ordered the little bacon…read morecheeseburger, the regular bacon cheeseburger (wrapped in lettuce), and large fries. We ordered pick up through Grub Hub, so the total came out to approximately $43. What's hot - Menu. Pretty standard options of burgers and sandwiches. They have a few veggie options, as well, but no vegan options. - Quality. Pretty delicious. My regular bacon cheeseburger was a very good portion- juicy, tender, and flavorful. Their fries are nicely seasoned and substantial. - Portions. Each of our burgers was a good size. Their large fries are a good size, as well, with the exception of what I explain below. There are a fair amount of boxes of peanuts for customers to take some for free. - Cost. For the portions and quality, good value for money. - Location. It's at the end of a plaza. There are a decent number of tables and chairs, as well. Doesn't appear to be able to accommodate any groups larger than 6. What's not - Fries. The quality of their fries is delicious. However, we noticed their fries are no longer served in large cups with extra scoops in your bag. Five Guys' generous portions of fries has always been a major selling point for myself and my husband. That this location is limiting their portions is a detractor. Final answer Would be willing to return to this location.

Way too expensive for fast food. It was $55 for three hamburgers, one hotdog and three small drinks…read moreno fries no extras just ridiculous. Will never be back.

Al's Pizza and Subs -- a place that's been around literally as long as I have. Al's opened the same…read moreyear I was born, so it's not just a restaurant for me -- it's a core memory. This is the place I run to when I need a break from food experiments and just want something consistently delicious at a great price, served by friendly folks who know what they're doing. No chaos, no nonsense, no disappointment -- just good food every single time. It's finally time I give them the praise they deserve. There's plenty of parking since it's tucked into a strip mall, and the staff are always friendly, quick, and on top of things. I swear, Al's doesn't have "bad food days." Everything is always good and always tastes the same -- which is rare in a world where restaurant consistency seems to be a myth. Their tuna salad? My all-time favorite. I don't know what they do to it, but no one -- no one -- makes it like Al's. It's perfectly balanced: moist but not too moist, flavorful but not overpowering, seasoned just right. Paired with those dense, doughy sub rolls? Perfection. It's honestly one of my favorite meals ever. On this particular visit, I branched out a bit and tried the stuffed cheesesteak pizza, too, for the first time. It was everything I hoped it would be -- thick, doughy crust on top and bottom, filled with savory cheesesteak meat, and an extra cup of marinara sauce for dipping (which I happily used every drop of). And now we get to the dessert fridge. I still remember the first time I walked in after they installed it -- I nearly screamed. A fridge full of rotating desserts? Dreams do come true! These days, grabbing dessert from that glorious fridge is a mandatory part of the Al's experience. I've tried nearly every dessert they've stocked, but the Lemon Blueberry Mascarpone cake has my heart. That said, the Chocolate Peanut Butter Layer Cake I had this time came dangerously close to stealing the crown -- rich, fudgy, deeply chocolatey cake with peanut butter frosting that struck the perfect balance between sweet and nutty. And it was huge. Like, "probably shouldn't have eaten the whole thing but totally did" huge. Al's is -- and always will be -- a solid winner for me. Every single time. Without question. I'll be an Al's groupie until the day they close their doors (which I hope is never). Long live the dessert fridge -- and my lifelong love affair with Al's.

A quick side note that this place is in the same plaza as the Summerdale Driver and Photo License…read moreCenter which, on Saturdays, resembles a Black Friday event with self-absorbed randos on their phones wandering into traffic. No doubt they are all complaining to someone about the long line out the door and how they probably had to change their plans for the rest of the day. I mention this because getting to Al's through the mob was dangerous if you enter from the light at the center of the intersection. Come in at the side toward the Dunkin' (and beware of those careless drivers as well). Al's is somewhat conveniently located off of I-81 just across the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg, so a nice place when you're hungry and hitting the 81/83 interchange. There are a lot of dining options in the area and Al's does not call attention to itself with its modest signage. It is hidden behind a McD's and Dunkin's and you have to drive past a lot of other options going north or south before this place comes into view. Still, it is worth a try. In my circle of friends and family, I have as many who don't prefer this restaurant for various reasons as I know people who get excited when reminded it is still around and it's nearby for a quick lunch. If you want pizza and beer, it is well above average. Al's is one place where the only consistent thing I've heard from others is inconsistency. Some friends with similar tastes have very different opinions about their pizza. Others say they've gone with friends and been both pleasantly surprised by the improvements while others have been disappointed to come when it felt like the kitchen was off its game. I don't like sitting in the dining area surrounded by beer because people stand around and wait or they intrude on our space while checking out what is an impressive selection of beer options. The side dining area is quieter and slightly more comfortable, thought the seating is about as comfortable as your average fast food chair. I met with Dirk and our friend Erik the Stonecutter here at the top of their dining room service on a Saturday and the place seemed to be doing a lot of carry out business compared to the empty dining room. Because of this, we had great table service from the bartender. Dirk ate his slices of white pizza noting it was "utilitarian" in that it was pizza and it was edible. Erik, however, praised his cheesesteak which was massive and juicy. He took his with a 1/2 order of fries which is more than most full orders I've seen in this town. Erik is a regular here, so one of those who loves the kitchen and its hot subs. I tend to avoid the pizza because I've never had a slice that tasted like it wasn't reheated from much earlier in the day. However, the sauce on their meatball parm sub and the fresh bread is worth the price for me. The prices were GREAT for the quantity of food on the table.

This was my first RC's meal. I'd read about them and saw the founder on Shark Tank. I'm recently…read morereleased from prison, where guys plan for their first meal "on the outside", and mine was Raising Cane's. It exceeded any expectations I had. 3 tenders meal with sweet tea. It was AMAZING!

This was my first time at Raising Cains Chicken Fingers, which I've been wanting to try for quite…read moresome time. If you haven't been before, the vibe at Raising Cains is fun - think disco balls and Elvis art with a crown on top. The counter folks were all friendly, and I wasn't expecting that they would deliver food to our table, but they did. The food at Raising Cains was good, but didn't live up to all the hype for me. No complaints about the food, it was good. But my expectations were fairly high after hearing lots of folks talk about it. The chicken was crispy and not greasy as fried food can be. The fries were good -not soggy and not overcooked. I'm still assessing my thoughts about the sauce. I didn't feel like I was overwhelmed by the taste, but I did keep going back to it and dipping my fries and chicken in it until it was all gone. So maybe I liked it more than I realized? I'd give it a solid 3.5 stars. This was a 35 minute drive for me, so I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to do this again because of the distance. But we had a good meal here and a pleasant experience.

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..usually stop here when I have a hankerin' for a really good grilled chicken sandwich....which is…read morewhy I was here on this visit. Staff are friendly to a fault;) & service is above average for fast-food. The chicken was grilled perfectly (never dry) & I also indulged in the waffle fries (cheese sauce is a must) - recommended if you're in a fast-food kinda' mood!

My bf and I only get Wayback if their make your own double cheeseburger is BOGO. The food is okay,…read morenot to die for, not amazing, but it's good. Not my favorite burger, kinda bland, tastes like there's no seasoning and that's with ketchup, mustard and wayback gold sauce, but if BOGO and we only have $15 it's worth it to get sometimes. We tried the pickle chips & they were also ok, not great. We've both picked up there & had it delivered and the food is always a tad bit soggy. The employees are kind however, and it is never a long wait for food. Had to add: the cajun tots are SO yummy!! but not worth the $7

First time here and it was pretty good. Similar to 5 Guys. Burger was cooked well and tasted great…read more I didn't get fried because I wanted a shake and it would have been too much. Shake was really good and not frozen solid like some places serve them.

I came here from Mother's Day with my son. I'm so impressed with their service and their…read moreconsideration for the environment. They use real silverware and paper straws. I got a free cookie just for being a Mother. We sat outside to eat and we're served our meal, it was so nice. The food was delicious. I even tried these new summer flavor sodas. Now that was a delight. They will definitely see more of me

I recently stopped by Noodles & Company in Harrisburg for a quick bite and, unfortunately, the…read moreexperience was just okay. While the restaurant had some positives, the food itself left me disappointed. A few highlights from my visit: Conveniently located along one of the area's main roads. Plenty of parking available in the shopping center lot. Both indoor and outdoor seating options. Clean dining area and well-maintained tables. Customer bathrooms available. A customizable soda fountain with a wide variety of drink options. Unfortunately, the meal didn't live up to expectations: My noodles arrived cold. The food took a surprisingly long time to come out. By the time it arrived, the temperature of the dish made it difficult to enjoy. The restaurant itself was clean and easy to access, and I appreciated the seating options and ample parking. However, when the main attraction is the food, it's hard to overlook a cold entrée and a lengthy wait. Overall, while the location and facilities were perfectly fine, the meal itself was underwhelming enough that I probably wouldn't return. There are too many other dining options in the area for me to choose this one again.

We've visited this Red Robin many times and, since it's National Cheeseburger Day, well, seemed…read morelike a good day to come. As usual service was great: prompt, friendly, attentive, but our server, Joy, was really exceptional and made our experience more fun than it usually is. Tucker, the manager, also stopped to talk with us. Our burgers and fries were great, so was the peach iced tea. Timing of our meals was uncanny and perfect and we're not sure if that was because of Joy or the kitchen or both but yay! We decided to try the bone-in wings just because. The wings were okay: not gigantic, but hot (temperature wise). Jenni liked the sauce, I didn't. We don't think we'd get them again because, for $16 for 8 of them, they weren't even remotely worth the cost. But we'll definitely be back because we want to try the bottomless root beer floats that we saw another table enjoying. Yuummm!!

Have been to Red Robin before in different locations. Came to this location for the first time for…read moredinner on a weeknight with some family, which included 4 kids. We ordered burgers, salads, and kids' meals. What's Hot - Menu. Good variety and something for everyone, even possibly vegans. I know they have a veggie burger on the menu, but am uncertain whether they have vegan cheese or condiments. - Quality. Delicious. My avo-cobb salad was delicious. It came with grilled chicken, eggs, Bleu cheese, bacon, avocado, and tomato. All our fries were warm upon arrival. Freshly steamed broccoli and not canned or pre-frozen. The clementines are canned, though. - Service. For the most part, pretty reliable. The staffer for our table was good about tracking our orders and refills. Once other staffers got involved, things got a little messed up. - Price. My Avo-Cobb salad was approximately $17 and the side of fries, including bottomless refills coated approximately $1. For my nieces and nephews, they got several refills of their kids meals of broccoli, mac n cheese, tangerine slices, and corn dogs. For the quality and portions of refills, definitely good value for money. - Layout. Pretty accommodating. We were able to get a booster seat for the baby and they pushed a couple tables together to accommodate our party of 8. They appear to be able to accommodate larger parties, as well. - Location. Conveniently located in a plaza with several other businesses, including Target, Aldi, Sephora, and an ice cream joint. As such, plenty of parking. What's Not - Service. To be fair, this is going to be dependent on the day and time you're there, due to staffing. There were times we had to wait longer for refills for simple things, like the fries, which their staff should expect to continuously refill. There were also times when staff forgot certain refills. - Portions. My husband and I ordered several refills of our fries. My issue, which is personal to me, is that I didn't think the portions of the refills were as good as they should've been. To be fair, my guess is their kitchen staff avoid making the portions too big to avoid waste. I was simply annoyed in requesting as many refills as I did. Final answer Would be willing to return to this location again.