The sample (sweet Italian Sausage)that was being passed out was delicious. So I bought that and a…read morenumber of other items.

This review is based off the pre-prepared/grocery side of the store (although we will CERTAINLY be…read moreback for the restaurant side.) While in town, we wandered in wishing we had already grabbed some baked goods earlier in the day. And with a mission to acquire some meat for the grill later in the day. Immediately we were met with a variety of whoopie pies (we got a traditional one and cookie one, both delicious), and most of all the BEST cinnamon roll we have ever feasted on. Not only was it tremendous but it was perfectly gooey, and the buttercream (or at least that's how it tasted) frosting in lieu of traditional icing blew it out of the water. We also grabbed some chicken bacon burgers which we grilled up and really enjoyed. Just wished the patties were initially bigger. We ended up putting 2 and 2 (out of the 4) together to make burgers which would actually survive the grill. In general the selection is everything you'd imagine in Amish country combined into one little place. Prices were excellent, quality was great. Definitely stop in!

I paid $30 for arguably the most mid sandwiches I've ever eaten. The best part about my chicken…read morecheesesteak was the bread which is actually pretty delicious. The provolone cheese was also really melty and good. The chicken were cut up, grilled chicken breasts which weren't anything special. The fries were gross. They didn't salt them or season them at all and the potato grade quality was poor. My dog didn't even like them. The second star is for the really nice boy who handed me my food. Not the cashier, the food runner maybe? He was really sweet. Maybe they're good for other things. I'll skip this the next time I'm in town.

I had the worst corned beef sandwich there. It was small…read moreand just whole wheat bread and two thin slices of corned beef, nothing else on it, very bland.

My first visit to this Bruno's. And my first Bruno's cheesesteak. For the area, not bad. The meat…read moreis left a bit chunky, which makes it a bit chewy, but the flavor is good. More options than most, especially for cheeses, I opted for the in-vogue and becoming ubiquitous Cooper Sharp. The Liscio's steak roll is a bit slim but topnotch. For the area, 4*, overall, 3*.

Excellent sandwiches, I would definitely recommend this eatery. They steam the sandwiches like…read morethey use to make back in the day. Makes the sandwich soft and delicious.

Holy gee-whiz! It's been nearly two years since I went to The Spot and I was happy to get back. I…read morevisited The Spot twice this week and enjoyed a club sandwich both days -- they are so huge and packed with delicious cheese and meat and has thick, lean, crunchy bacon on it. I joked with Jenni that it's a 20-minute sandwich because that's how long it takes to eat. I brought a coworker yesterday and she had a reuben sandwich which she said was outstanding. She tried the chicken and rice soup and said it was wonderful so I tried that today and agree that it was totally worth the $3.99 -- hot, rich, full of chicken and packed with flavor. Today I took another coworker and she loved her sandwich and raved about her tomato bisque soup. Something happened at The Spot that I've never seen before and we were impressed. There were two other customers talking to each other while we were eating. One of them was a (very) loud talker and the owner quietly and discretely went up to her and said he could hear her across the dining room and reminded her other people (us) were eating and would she please lower her voice. He did this with sensitivity and respect but it worked and we were able to enjoy the remainder of our meals in peace. When the loud talker left, we thanked the owner and told him we had never seen anyone do such a thing before. That was just awesome! The sandwiches and soup are so amazing and it's wonderful to support a small, local business. I suspect I'll be back in the area in the next few months and you can believe I will be back and bringing another coworker along.

Good fast service and friendly. Sandwiches were good. Wish they had some coke products, anyone but…read morePepsi).

Had a work meeting I needed to order lunch for. Ordered…read moreParty Subs and a Deluxe Veggie Tray. It was $110.00. I thought it would be something special. I could've went to Giant and got the same thing for $22.00 I attached a pic of My Favorite Deli's and one of a Giant Food Stores tray.

I got the deli club with wheat bread and pepper Jack cheese and it was really good! Loved the…read moreacidic crunchy pickle on the side. The girl at the front was very kind and helpful. If I lived closer I'd definitely be back!

So glad I stopped into this cute cafe when I was looking for some food to go with my latte from…read moreMean Cup (they're in the same plaza). It's a cute space with both inside and outside seating, and there's plenty of parking in the lot out front. I ordered the Loaded Breakfast Tots, and they were so delicious I came back the next day to get them again! They're just a container of hot savory deliciousness. The toppings are generous, so you get some in every bite and you're not left with a layer of bare tots at the bottom. The employees were all friendly and welcoming, and the wait time seemed appropriate for my order. I'll definitely be making this a regular stop whenever I'm in Lancaster.

Delicious breakfast menu! The breakfast sandwich and burrito are large enough to share. Cute indoor…read moredining as well as outdoor tables. The service was friendly and fast.

Went here for early dinner before the show in Sight and Sound. Food was fresh and delicious. I had…read morethe slow roasted beef with the homestyle butter noodles. He had the special with the beef sandwich and french fries. Dessert was delicious. Ice cream so creamy and not too sweet! Service was pretty good! The place was so packed and people were waiting, so we sat at the counter. The people were nice and scooted over to give room for me and my bf. The restaurant had a friendly and homely vibe. They had candles with different scents for sale and they also sold a few kitchen accessories. It was cute! Just make sure you go there a little early. They close around 8pm

This was a very busy place, but we didn't mind the wait to experience an Amish meal. I ordered the…read moreHomestyle Butter Noodles served with slow roasted beef on top. I chose not to have the stews tomatoes on top. The beef was so flavorful and tender. I really loved the noodles. They were thick and cooked perfectly and had a great taste. My husband ordered the Hot Slow Roasted Turkey and he said it tasted so fresh and was tender. He ordered the side of noodles and also thought they were very good. Our server was nice and the restaurant felt old and rustic but not in a bad way.

Antonia is lovely! You can always count on fresh ingredients from Central Market, a smile on her…read moreface and delicious food. I recommend getting there before noon. The shop is tiny and the line builds quickly. She does not get flustered by the line and will take her time to make sure she preps every order the right way, so if you are in a rush, don't bother. Most of the folks are regulars and she knows all by name and typically the persons 'usual.' I can never pass up the rice crispies. So soft and buttery, melt in your mouth! Definitely a gem in the city!

Lancaster's Restaurant Week has again helped us to find another great place to eat…read more We had lunch at the East King Culinary today and were pleasantly surprised with what we found. I had the prosciutto & portobello panini with arugula salad and biscotti, and my wife had the homemade tomato bisque soup, market salad and biscotti. The food was perfect, as were the portions and we have definitely been won over, not only by the food, but also by the owner Antonia, who is both friendly and charming. This is a small shop that offers homemade soups, salads, paninis and sweets for takeout. The menu is small and varies from day to day, but you won't be disappointed. Antonia uses locally sourced goods, artisanal breads, greens and vegetables, even the portobellos are grown locally. This is a plus not only because everything is so fresh, but it also helps the local economy.