This place is awesome. It's not just a place to eat/drink, it's a place to hang. The place really…read morepops on a weekend night. Every restaurant I tried offers delicious food. I like that they send text messages when your food is ready, allowing you to go to different restaurants to order from. I highly recommend ordering from more than one restaurant to get more of the experience. The adult slide is fun and hilarious. They have great cocktails on the lower level too. They have such a wide variety of food, so picky eaters can rest assured that they have something to offer for everyone. They also have a mini-arcade that is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles themed (Timeline Arcade, which has full-service arcades in York City and Hanover). Shoutout to my friend John, who owns Thai Street, which I highly recommend for people who love Thai food or have never tried it. All in all, this is such a fun place to hit up and I highly recommend it to anyone in the area (or not in the area, the drive is worthwhile).

Housed in a restored historic furniture factory, Franklin Street Social is easily one of the best…read moreadditions to Red Lion. Co-founded by Jordan Ilyes and Chef Ethan Greer, this multi-vendor food hall features a diverse collection of independent kitchens, a central bar, and plenty of space across two levels. The setup is ideal for groups or families because everyone can grab food from different vendors and eat together at the open hall seating. Vendor & Bar Highlights: The Central Bar & Local Craft Beer: The bar at the center of the hall serves a well-curated drink menu with craft cocktails, wine, and local draft beers, including selections from neighboring Black Cap Brewing Company. Layali El Sham: Authentic Levantine & Syrian street food. The chicken shawarma wrap, falafel platters, and silky hummus bowls (especially the muhammara blend) are standouts. Franchesca's Pizza: Serving solid New York-style, hand-tossed pies by the slice or whole. The Hot Boy (pepperoni, jalapeños, hot honey, and chili crisp) and classic vodka pies are favorites. Greer's Burger Garage: Excellent smashed-style burgers served on soft Martin's potato rolls. The Garage Fries--a mix of waffle fries, tater tots, and curly fries--are a must. Taqueria El Camino: Highly recommended for their rich birria tacos served with warm consommé for dipping. Thai Street: Authentic Thai street food, with the Khao Soi (curry noodle soup) being a clear standout. Hefty Lefty's: Generous hoagies and shaved ribeye cheesesteaks on fresh rolls alongside hand-cut curly fries. Lighthouse 153: Coastal New England-style eats, including buttery lobster rolls and jumbo lump crab cakes. Hunnie's Country Chicken & Slow and Low BBQ: Hearty comfort food like crispy fried chicken baskets and custom BBQ bowls. Between the quality food options, local draft beer selection, and fun touches like the adult slide and two-story kids' play space, it is a well-designed, welcome spot for Red Lion.

I went a couple weeks ago for the 2nd time. Same old, same old disappointment of a mall since I…read morewent years ago, around 2020 or 2021. My grandmother and I went over after we went to the good park city mall. The food court has been updated a bit for what was gone last time, but the McDonalds is covered up now. There is an arcade that I don't remember being there last time. Marshalls, hot topic, boscovs, h&m, and Spencer's are here still. Fye is now gone however. The bottom floor is pretty damn vacant, with the bargain bin store being the only thing of note on the far end, and honestly the top floor is too to an extent! Unless you live near the area, go to someone like park city.

Growing up in York in the 90s, this was the mall you wanted your parents to take you to on a Friday…read morenight. It didn't have a movie theater, but it the best cool kid stores in York, like Pac Sun and American Eagle Outfitters, plus all the stores your parents liked, such as The Bon Ton, Sears, and JC Penney. Now, like most malls in suburban America, it is quickly dying. The only original anchor left is Boscov's. There are a few random stores and a gym. They turned The Bon Ton into a storage facility. The best part is that they turned the Sears into a Hollywood Casino.

We stopped by this mall while killing time before checking into our hotel. I was a little nervous…read moreit might be empty or run down, but I was pleasantly surprised. There were still plenty of well-known chain stores, and the mall felt lively. It was an easy, comfortable walk around, and everyone in our group was able to find something they were interested in. Definitely a solid spot to pass some time without feeling bored or limited.

Still a really nice mall to shop in with plenty of stores! Macy's Dick's Sporting goods, JC Penny,…read moreDSW(Designer Shoe Warehouse) H&M, Buckle just to name a few! There is a good assortment at the food court as well as quite a few kiosks in the center! Mall is very clean and easy to navigate!

Southern Market in Lancaster is like a smaller-scale version of Union Market in DC or Faneuil Hall…read morein Boston. There's plenty of variety without feeling overwhelming. The food hall leans impressively diverse, with fusion spots spanning lots of cuisines- Colombian, Thai, Jamaican, Mexican, Laotian, Moroccan, etc. At the center is a circular bar with TVs, which makes for a great gathering spot. The vibe overall is relaxed and family-friendly I tried an empanada from Mekatos, a Colombian-Laotian spot, filled with brisket and potato! It was fantastic. As Colombian-style empanadas, they're also naturally gluten-free. I highly recommend. The service was friendly and quick.

Visited Southern Market Lancaster on a Friday night, which is located a few blocks from downtown…read moreLancaster. We arrived after 9:00 PM and were able to find street parking right in front, but there is no dedicated parking lot, so parking may be more challenging during busier hours. One thing to note is that many of the food vendors close around 9:00 PM. By the time we arrived, most stalls were either already closed or in the process of cleaning up. We were still able to grab empanadas and non-alcoholic drinks from Mekatos Eatery and bring them over to enjoy at 1888 Bar, the central bar area within the market. We sat at the bar and watched a game, and the bar stayed open until after 11:00 PM when it ended. Southern Market is a great space, it's very large, clean, open, and modern, with what appears to be a beautifully renovated warehouse-style design. The black-and-white color scheme, exposed metal elements, and high ceilings give it a contemporary industrial feel. Southern Market seems like a great spot with a wide variety of food and drink options when all the vendors are open. Based on our experience, I would recommend visiting for lunch or an early dinner to take full advantage of everything the market has to offer.

This place continues to amaze me. It's like a way back machine to the 1990s. Today it was bustling…read morewith shoppers throughout. The food courts were busy and it felt like the Exton Mall in 1995. Just amazing to re-experience in this day of dead malls throughout the country. The inside is well maintained and vibrant. The outside, not so much, but the inside is really what matters.

Park City Center is still a fun, thriving place to shop. It has a nice selection of stores without…read morehaving to go to King of Prussia. The staff at this Sephora is helpful and resourceful. I needed a cute hand lotion, so I found a Glossier lotion in an adorable bottle--and it smells lovely! My preferred Sephora savings, I chose the $10.00 off for my Sephora rewards instead of any products,

Hands down: the best. My hubby got green chicken curry with great flavor, and I got three rolls…read more Presentation was fabulous. Service was fast and sweet. Food prep was speedy and temperature correct. And they blessed us with complimentary red bean ice cream and this darling sparkling bracelet just for stopping by. I wish I could've trinket traded back! Just amazing gestures and very excellent treasure find. Will definitely be returning

Overly attentive service (which is nice!), food is amazing! The ambiance is very quaint and nice…read morefor a date or small family gathering or intimate group of friends.

I was super pleased with the bourbon chicken on my first visit here. And I picked the curry…read morenoodles, which I was happy with too. I needed a quick meal and it was ready in minutes. The staff was attentive. It is typical food court style food. Fairly priced, fresh and was well received. I do like hot thai food but did not see any here. It did feel more Chinese.

This place is OUT OF BOUNDS! Seriously! Container is LOADED down! Food was AMAZING! Staff was super…read morefriendly. We just got our food and went back to the hotel but yeah. Cool environment if you want to eat there but yeah... this is Mall Chinese Level 10!

My family had a great lunch at The Common Kitchen! You can travel the world in one dining hall and…read morethere are plenty of vegan options! I love that this food hall has beer and a large variety of vendors. My husband enjoyed a draft beer while I put orders in at three different businesses. We enjoyed vegan peppered steak, tofu banh mi, and samosas. All the vendors had speedy service and I thought the portions were generous for the price points. The bathrooms at Common Kitchen are definitely kid friendly. I was able to use the changing table in the stall for my toddler without any issues. I also appreciate the cleanliness in the bathrooms at the tables. Many food halls look trashed and this place is well maintained. Overall this business is ideal for my husband and I taking my active toddler out to eat. I liked that she had freedom to move around as needed without being in the way of other customers. And with so many vendors there is a meal to match whatever you are craving. We will definitely be back!

This small international food hall is a win for families with young kids and wildly different…read moreopinions. It's compact (read: manageable), casual, and has enough variety that no one has a melt down. Only giving it 3 stars because we didn't try a lot of the places. The layout is cozy and clean. We tried a few spots. The hot dog place was a solid choice--simple, reliable, and exactly what you want when feeding kids who just want food they recognize. The real standout for me was the Haitian pâtés: flaky, flavorful, and worth ordering more than one. I tried the codfish which was way too salty but had a nice kick, and the oxtails. Wish they had the chicken and beef available to try. The only miss for us was the Vietnamese spot, which was a little underwhelming compared to the rest--fine, but the simple things I ordered just didn't land for us. Will definitely try another visit to check out the bar and different vendors who weren't open today. I noticed an Indian food spot and the Trifecta bar that seemed like a chill place to catch up with a friend.

They really fill it up!! Got the small box today and it barely closes. The vegetable is crunchy and…read moresweet, doesn't have the mushy texture that's typical in a lot of these takeout places. Never tried the pepper chicken before and thought I'd give it a go. It's actually pretty peppery and spicy. Would recommend it to anyone who wants to avoid fried meat and meat drenched in sauce. P.S. they have the largest selection of Snapple anywhere in Park City mall. Lots of diet version too.

Disappointed. Food was not good. Ribs were fatty and the orange chicken was not good. I tend to…read morethink if I was at Walmart looking at discount chicken to give you an idea of quality. Fried rice was extremely dry, crunchy at points. There are other places to eat within feet of this place just keep walking.