I'm going to write a review but preface it by saying we ate there shortly after they opened and I'm…read morewilling to try again to see if things have improved. The burger was bland. The crab cakes were greasy. The wrap was boring. The omelet was ok. By the time you add a drink it's about $15-20 a person. All of the entrees felt $2 more than the value for the quality. The sides $1 more that the value for the quality. A basic cheeseburger is over $9 and it's $3 more for lettuce, tomato, onion, and fries. So you're at $12 for a boring improperly cooked burger. Add $3 for a drink and there's your $15. A basic grilled cheese is $5.50 with a pickle and a few chips. For the same price, I would choose a fast-food place. Service was slow and lots of mistakes were made. I'll chalk that up to it being newly open. There was a heavy mildew smell when we walked in. Hopefully that's dissipated. The breakfast foods on the tables looked better than the non-breakfast foods. I'd probably try it again for breakfast. The place has potential. But I wasn't impressed when I went.

Went to grab a nice breakfast meal at the new Jonestown Diner! It was a quick and gratifying…read moreexperience! We sat at the counter and ordered a Jonestown Breakfast special and 2 egg special. I had egg whites, sausage links, crispy homefries, French toast, and white toast. It was delicious to say the least! The waitress was super friendly and attentive! The entire meal came out to $30 for the both of us. Definitely going back! Customer service: 4.5/5 Cost: 4/5 Quality: 5/5

If I could give 10 stars I would. We stumbled upon this culturally rich and vibey black-owned…read morerestaurant today. The ambiance was beautiful inside and out. The Tuskegee Airmen mural on the side of the building told me that I was in the right place. Upon entering it reminded me of both my NYC and southern roots- from the beautiful woodwork, to the vibrant artwork, to the immaculate service from Estelle and her husband. They gave us a tour as well as a history rundown of the business and its owners. Now- on to the food. CHILEEEE!!! We started off with the spicy empanadas. They were delicious and not too spicy. They were juicy and seasoned to perfection. The sauce that comes with it is delicious! Me and my best friend had the boss lady- I had it with scrambled eggs and cheddar cheese grits and lawd that is the best catfish I've ever had. It was perfectly seasoned and perfectly fried. Reminded me of my nana's cooking! She had her grits with gruyere and she said it was phenomenal. Now my man had the burger and that thang was beautifully plated and he said it was delicious and cooked just as he asked! He also ordered the roasted potatoes and that boy took his time with them thangs, okay?! This meal was eaten in SILENCE (IYKYK). Lastly, we had the peanut butter chocolate cake. When I tell you I wanted to take my bra off and sit in a secluded room with that whew. I can't wait to go back with more family and friends.

Cool aesthetic. Although there are two bar areas and wine bottles around, they don't have a liquor…read morelicense yet. Service was incredibly kind but slow and they weren't busy. The last item to come out was the fruit, which should have been the quickest out. Luckily, we were there for a girls' day and weren't in a rush, but be prepared. Food was clearly made to order and made with love! Egg on the burger was a little overcooked for what I asked for and same for the special peach cobbler french toast, but both were flavorful. The house was built around 1913 and was renovated to keep that calm elevated aesthetic. Chairs were very comfortable! There's artwork for sale to support local even more. Once a month they do a special dinner pairing with music. I'd give it 4.2 overall.

It's a low key place but always good simple breakfast and great service with a smile. A great…read morelocals spot!!

I'm doing a gas clutch oh no have you ever gone to? Yeah we had a good breakfast here. It was…read morereally good and there was a lady named Kimmy. It was very helpful.

Breakfast was fine, but the chili is awful. I had a single bite of meat in the entire bowl, and the…read morebowl wasn't filled. Chipped beef and home fries meal was decent.

Tito's is a basic local diner tucked away in a storefront off Progress Avenue. Look carefully for…read morethe sign or you could miss it! My companion and I stopped in on a recent Sunday for a late breakfast. I ordered basic pancakes and sausage; she had a breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Both of our meals were tasty and decent portion sizes--not ridiculous or tiny. The menu has the usual kinds of diner food you'd expect The staff was friendly and attentive but sevice was clearly slowed by the big volume of takeout/GrubHub/DoorDash orders they were handling on this particular Sunday. This is a solid choice for a small diner. No complaints; four stars because it's a diner--nothing fancy or exceptional but certainly tasty and reliable.

Service food very good comfortable family atmosphere friendly feel first time here was enjoyableread more

Excellent food and service. Rarely does expectation meet experience but in this case it exceeded…read moreit. Highly recommend for a convenient, quick and not overpriced meal. Thank you!

They're definitely a waffle house! It's 10 o'clock in the morning and they are busy busy busy! The…read moreweight staff is handling their business the chefs are on the grill knocking out orders left and right. Waffle House is definitely experience. The food is waffle House food please do not expect five star food and definitely don't expect McDonald's because. We noticed Cookie cutter as far as atmosphere ambience but it's always the people that make this place wh

Olay, it feels a little weord to give a Waffle Hoise 4 stars, but here's the deal. They are one of…read morea very few places in thr area open all night. If youre gping to the WH, you know it's a national greasy spoon diner. Went here late one night after Rpcky Horror and had some of the best breakfast food in the area and incredible service. O had an All Amerocan. My scrambled eggs? Perfectly cooked and fluffy, served hot. My ham, just a little browned, the way I like it. Hash browns, scattered and covered, perfectly browned and crispy. And my pecan waffle was absolutely heavenly. Our server was a little scary but she kept us happy and our coffee cups were full. The best part was that the price was cheap and I was full.

Found this little place on the drive back north. Worth stopping in. We were too early for lunch…read morewhich is unfortunate since the specials looked great. That being said no regrets about brunch. The service was fast and friendly. Coffee good. Food quite delicious. It's a nice classy little place.

Found myself in New Cumberland again as lunchtime was rolling to a close & remembered to revisit…read moreCarpe Diem. Arrived around 1:30pm (Friday) - were still some lunchtime diners & a large group in a side room, but was still refreshingly quiet. I had a moment to peruse the specials board before the gentleman whom I've seen in previous visits arrived with the menu. I decided to go with the Chicken Marsala special (14.95) (which arrived quickly, I might add) - it was fantastic! Decent lunch portion & included lightly toasted buttered bread, which I used to dab up every ounce of sauce that I could! I did everything but lick the plate! I like the décor & the general relaxed vibe of this place - noticed that they now have some evening hours (Fri & Sat 5-9) - will have to gather up my girlfriend & stop in for a nice dinner! Seriously - give this place a try!

Someone recommended Cafe Fresco and I was looking forward to trying it. She mentioned something…read moreabout a turkey and Swiss wrap being really good. Instead, I ordered a turkey and provolone wrap. The item I got more closely resembled a sandwich than a wrap. As I was leaving, I checked the menu again and, indeed, turkey and provolone is a sandwich. I got this item primarily for the cranberry mayo and there was some on my sandwich but not enough to meaningfully add to the flavor. This is a very nice cafe that seems well liked. My sandwich had tons of turkey but could have used more cheese and especially more cranberry mayo. I didn't not like my experience but left disappointed with the taste of my meal and quantity of food. If I come back, I would get something else.

I had an early visit today at Cafe Fresco Linglestown, so breakfast it is. I chose the healthy,…read moretasty, fiber-rich baked oatmeal with strawberries. Always excellent counter service, and I appreciate that the staff brings your food to your table, where you were already provided with a number, so that they can locate you. Quite a quaint dining experience here at Cafe Fresco.

Let's face it. The only reason we go to Cracker Barrel is to go shopping in the store…read more I think the food there is mid. The service is always friendly. The ambience is Cracker Barrel

The food SUCKS And REALLY bad at that…read more It might just be the location. But my chicken and dumplings were served cold to me as if they were sitting out for an eternity! The country fried steak had gravy that resembled really really thick pudding it was gelatinous. The fried baby okra tasted likes earthy mucus The pinto beans were microwaved that certain bits of them were gummy like tootsie rolls. The Mac and cheese was a glob of yellow paste that lifted altogether with one forkful and The cinnamon buns were dry as hell. The biscuits and corn muffins were hard and old. The Pancakes were flat and greasy asf. Service was really bad. Waiter threw the check at us

Nice staff with good food. It's cheaper than Capital…read moreDiner. Also has as a room for events 50+ people

Our Leadership Team recently met here for breakfast. We always let restaurants know we're going to…read morebe longer than normal. No issue at all. We were seated quickly and the coffee kept coming! Breakfast was really good and our server was an absolute delight. In fact, every one there was friendly and provided excellent service. Will definitely go back!