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    Lumberjack's Kitchen

    3.7 (49 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Classy
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Chicken and waffles, served with two sides (broccoli and mashed potatoes)

    A good stopping point off the highway! Very large selection of food, I had a PA classic, chicken and waffles. Others in the group had burgers and salads. The food was standard diner food nothing spectacular but a good and quick bite.

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    The grilled Swiss turkey peach blackberry sandwich and kettle corn sundae are each amazing

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    Horrible service rude staff never going here again I saw a mouse in the bathroom and I saw a roach on the floor so I left

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    Excellent, Greek owned with a good mix of food and dessert. Open for lunch and dinner.

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    Why does everything taste like gasoline.... Service was ok though. Sweet purple dragon.

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    Absolutely horrible service. Bathroom was horrific. We will never return to this hell hole

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    11 years ago

    We LOVE this place! Try the Smothered Sirloin and make sure you dip each bite into the warm maple syrup! The desserts are divine also!

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