Stopped here to purchase some Amish baked goods while visiting from Colorado…read more Everything was delicious and reasonably priced and the selection was amazing.

Nice place for unique items not easily found elsewhere such as homemade baked goods and other…read morethings more aligned with the culture of the area that supermarkets don't carry. Sub sandwich area looks good if you eat ultra processed cold cuts. Fish and meat prices are absolutely nuts, way too expensive! In today's world its hard to know if the fish in any market, this one included, is "fresh" as most is previously frozen then sits in its thawed out state in the market's case on ice. My bet is here the fish is also previously frozen. Meat is also very very expensive. The filet Minion is so expensive it's not even on display, it's more than $28/Lb when I asked. There is a nice coffee shop inside as well. Nice place to relax and enjoy some food and drink. This place is way too expensive for my budget but seems good if you can afford it. Bottom line - Good place for certain shoppers and people who can afford it. Not for me.

Now this is a great tourist destination! Friendly staff and incredible ice cream…read more We got sandwiches that took a hot minute to arrive, but they were pretty good. I got a chicken sandwich and my lady got the italian cheese melt. We got the Mississippi Mud Pie icecream and it was to die for. I also got a scoop of the peanut butter overload. Not as good as the aforementioned, but it was all fantastic. The candy shop was cute. We got "gummy fried eggs" and they were a hit. I tried some of their home made salted potato chips. Not so great, but we really liked this place.

We love windy knoll! We've had burgers, cheesesteaks, fried chicken meals, apps, and a ton of ice…read morecream from here and we have yet to find something we don't LOVE. This is a family favorite!

Stopped by The Bean & Biscuit and grabbed an Americano. The coffee was solid, smooth, and exactly…read morewhat I needed, no bitterness, easy to drink. The space itself feels really cozy and relaxed. Not loud, not rushed, just a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy your coffee for a bit. Service was friendly and unpretentious, which I appreciate. Good coffee, calm atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd come back to. Stopped by The Bean & Biscuit and grabbed an Americano. The coffee was solid, smooth, and exactly what I needed, no bitterness, easy to drink. The space itself feels really cozy and relaxed. Not loud, not rushed, just a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy your coffee for a bit. Service was friendly and unpretentious, which I appreciate. Good coffee, calm atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd come back to.

I feel like it was truly serendipitous to stumble across this little coffee shop. My mom and I were…read moremaking the road trip from Gettysburg to Asheville, NC. We decided to get breakfast on the road. Out comes our google app, to search for coffee shops along the route. Of course several popped up. The Bean & Biscuit caught my eye and suggested we stop there. What a good decision that was. Everything was absolutely delicious. The service was also very friendly and welcoming.

I frequently pick up crumbl cookies and they are usually great, however my last experience was not…read moregood. The cookies were dry and tasted day old. I emailed the customer service to let them know about my bad experience and did not hear back from them at all. not even a sorry to hear that response. disappointing!!

I'm writing this review because this is not normal for a Crumbl Cookie location. The staff was…read moresuper sweet and nice and the cookie even look okay when they asked. When I returned to my car to take a bite it was rock solid. I know Crumbl and the cookies typically are nice and soft. I'm unsure if they maybe hired someone new but it was out of the normal.

Helpful friendly staff. Needed a break for lunch and the…read moreroad. Great find! We both had the Joes lunch combo (Italian). Bread was super fresh, lovely fresh tomatoes, tasty vinaigrette. Oh the market, bulk items at very reasonable prices! What a selection, picked up some fresh garlic Asiago bread (can't wait for dinner)!!!! Will be back when passing.

This is my favorite little market! In the summertime they have amazing fruits and vegetables. All…read moreof the workers are very sweet and kind. If you are in the area you need to stop by and get a woopie pie!

Such a cozy spot in the heart of town! Coffee, smoothies, baked goods, sweet and savory crepes…read more Staff makes you feel like you're a long lost friend they are excited to see. If you can't decide on a crepe, the Brussels crepe is a great way to go - Nutella on the inside, chocolate drizzle, powdered sugar, and fresh strawberries on top with whip cream. Love coming here whenever I'm in town, and when I'm not, following their Instagram adventures helps fill the void!

Wayyyyy over priced for the most basic breakfast. First time there today for Mother's Day weekend,…read morestood in line for 5-10 minutes while there were several woman working not one took a few seconds to acknowledge my mother and I which seemed very rude. The food was very very generic crepe with eggs, 2 chicken bagels and in English muffin with sausage and 3 drinks... total was $71.00. Not impressed enough to pay that for the service or the food again.

Denim Coffee in Chambersburg had been on my list to visit ever since it opened. I am just never in…read morethat area. I finally made it there recently when I met up with a friend. When I first entered this version of Denim Coffee, I was struck by how long it was and the lack of windows compared to the Carlisle and Harrisburg locations. As far as the product goes, same great coffee you get from their other locations. I ordered an iced latte with oat milk. I liked the latte, it was very smooth and the flavor of the coffee was really good. Denim offers other drinks like smoothies and kombucha but I always go for the coffee and cannot vouch for those. They also have a limited menu and some baked goods. Not a lot of vegan food options, if any, so I've never eaten anything from any of the Denim locations. Price wise, you're paying less for these excellent, locally roasted coffee drinks than you would at corporate coffee shops or the local shops you'd find in larger cities. Any time I'm in the vicinity of a Denim and looking for coffee, I make it a point to stop in.

Barista was more concerned with what was on her phone than serving customers. Not the "cozy coffee…read morehouse" vibes they want you to believe.