The food was very awesome no long wait or time me and my husband visited for our 46th Anniversary…read moreand they close at 9pm but the lady jess held the grill open long enough for me and my husband to share our special day. The staff are amazing it was closing time there were 3 nice waitresses still there our servers name was Crystal ans she was amazing will definitely be retuning to see how breakfast is....

The service was great, our server did a super job and was really nice. My grilled chicken breast…read moresandwich was not seasoned enough. The potato soup was ok. My friend's French fries were delish! She liked her tuna melt. The place could go have done with done sprucing up. The ceiling tiles- some were stained and it didn't look good. The ladies room was not clean. I'm not talking about tissue on the floor- the tile floors looked like they had years of accumulated dirt in them, especially in the corners. I've been told that the kitchen of a restaurant mirrors the bathroom. I hope not. On the other hand, the railroad decor was quite attractive.

Came here for the first time for dinner with my husband on a weeknight. We ordered the Florentine…read moreomelette, the sunnyside breakfast (that comes with bacon; eggs, which my husband ordered scrambled, and; pancakes, which my husband ordered blueberry), and the mozzarella sticks appetizer. Total came out to approximately $32 (not including tip). What's Hot - Menu. Good variety. The best part is they have breakfast all day. They have a section for seniors, kids, veggies, and possibly even a handful of vegan options (although it doesn't appear they have vegan cheese). They also have a small display of a good amount of desserts, like cakes and muffins. - Quality. Pretty good. My husband liked their blueberry pancakes, which were a good thickness. My Florentine omelette had a good amount of feta cheese and spinach. Hash browns were crispy on the outside and soft/tender on the inside. Their mozzarella sticks are pretty good, too! The texture is stretchy and gooey. Their marinara dipping sauce is seasoned well and tastes more than just tomato. - Service. On the evening we were there, we were the only customers, so service was pretty good. Their staff were pleasant and accommodating. - Price. Good value for money, especially given the portion sizes. - Location. Easy to spot from the road. There's also a decent size parking lot. - Layout. They have a good amount of booths and tables, which can probably seat between 4 to 8 people. What's Not - Quality. Hubby said his bacon was like wood. I thought it was crispy, which highlights the personal differences and preferences. I would've liked my omelette to be a bit more fluffy and thick, but it is a 3 egg omelette. It depends on your preferences. - Menu. It's a large menu and has a ton of options. Not the worse thing in the world, but it can take time to go through everything. Final Answer Worth returning and would recommend.

You can't beat a complete $4.29 breakfast platter! Got the #1 with two over-easy eggs, home fries,…read morerye toast, and jelly. Despite the place being completely packed, the service was seamless--our waitress was super attentive and the cook turned out perfectly executed plates without missing a beat. Crispy potatoes, perfect soft eggs, and unbeatable value. A total Carlisle gem!

Hampton Diner is an awesome diner. The portions served are very adequate. Great food, great…read moreservice, and great location.

Menu has so many options to choose from. Whatever you're in the mood for, they have it. Staff were…read morevery friendly and food was great.

We've eaten at CC's years ago but had a weird experience at the start of covid and haven't gone…read moreback. We recently noticed all the trash thrown about the back of CC's because it was blowing into nearby businesses. There are other comments about the cleanliness of the business and this appears to support the lack of awareness of cleanliness and sanitation.

I really like the Moms kitchen vibe here...the coffee was good and hot, eggs and sausage were tasty…read moreand the service was excellent! Highly recommend! Oh, the cost was very reasonable....

Several of us met for breakfast here. A buddy speaks highly of the corned beef hash (which of…read morecourse I didn't get a picture of). I was impressed by the coffee and the friendly, attentive service. Our meals were good, reasonably priced, and served quickly, and with smiles.

Sometimes the best dessert adventures begin with a memory. I hadn't been inside this building since…read morehigh school, back when it was something entirely different. More than twenty years later, I found myself back in Enola on a Friday night with one mission: find dessert. Specifically, I was hunting for peanut butter pie for myself and cheesecake for my Adventure Buddy. As I was trying to think of somewhere that might have both, the Squeaky Rail Diner popped into my head. I wondered if they still had the legendary dessert case I remembered all those years ago. Spoiler alert...they do! The moment I walked through the door, several staff members greeted me and offered to help. The dessert case was absolutely loaded with pies, cakes, cheesecakes, cannolis and just about every other sweet treat you could imagine. For this visit, I was only stopping in for takeout dessert, so this review is based solely on that experience rather than the diner's full menu. After a few minutes of what can only be described as an internal dessert debate, I settled on three slices to take home: peanut butter cream pie, classic cheesecake and Cinnabon cheesecake. The Cinnabon cheesecake practically jumped into the box on its own! The desserts were packaged quickly, checkout was easy and about $22 later, I was headed out the door with Friday night dessert secured. Later that evening, the official taste testing began. The peanut butter cream pie was good. Not life-changing. Not disappointing. Just a solid, acceptable slice of peanut butter pie. The classic cheesecake, unfortunately, was my least favorite of the three. It was noticeably dry, almost as if it had been sitting in the case a little longer than ideal. It certainly wasn't terrible, but it also wasn't one I'd order again. Then...we opened the Cinnabon cheesecake. Game over! Cinnamon roll on the bottom. Cheesecake in the middle. Another cinnamon roll on top. Whoever came up with that idea deserves a raise! It was rich, creamy, perfectly balanced and easily the standout dessert of the night. If someone told me they were making a special trip to Squeaky Rail Diner just for that cheesecake, I wouldn't question it for a second! Would I make another special trip for the entire dessert case? Probably not. Would I happily make another trip for that Cinnabon cheesecake? Absolutely! Sometimes all it takes is one exceptional dessert to earn a return visit.

I throughly enjoyed eating here! My burger was so good & so was the pork bbq fries! Server was so…read morekind!

We stopped here while in the area for the winery, and we had a great experience. They were close to…read moreclosing but accommodated us. It has the typical diner vibe with ample parking. The food was fantastic, and it was so quick to come out. I had some of the best liver and onions I've ever had. It was so tender and easy to cut through. The mashed potatoes paired perfectly. I also got sweet potato fries on the side, and they were perfectly crispy while maintaining the sweet potato flavor. My husband got the mushroom Swiss burger. He said it was cooked perfectly, and the onion sauce was fantastic. We have no complaints and highly recommended!

You can always count on a diner like Summit Restaurant to have an excellent menu…read more I decided on one of the daily specials, the Frisco Burger with a cup of chili soup. I asked about the Frisco Burger, and Jess, our server, said it's a glorified Patty melt. I love that description because I love a Patty Melt. I've passed this restaurant for years, driving south on Route 83. Today, hubby needed to see a specialist in Lewisberry, and Summit was the perfect restaurant for a quick, tasty lunch in a quiet, casual atmosphere. Finally, Jess, our server, provided an excellent dining experience with attentive, friendly service.

Just moved into the area recently and found this dining on yelp. Definitely gonna be a regular…read moremorning spot. Service was great and so was the food. Great menu options.

If you're looking for a true American diner, Wolfe's Diner is worth the stop. From the moment you…read morepull into the parking lot, the vintage sign and classic stainless-steel exterior set the tone for a nostalgic experience. Inside, the retro décor, red booths, chrome counter stools, and old-school atmosphere make you feel like you've stepped back in time. I ordered the biscuits and sausage gravy served over home fries. The biscuits were soft and fluffy, the sausage gravy was rich, creamy, and full of flavor, and the crispy home fries made the perfect base. It was a hearty, satisfying breakfast that hit the spot. The service was friendly, welcoming, and efficient, making the meal even more enjoyable. It's easy to see why this diner has become a favorite for both locals and travelers passing through the area. If you appreciate classic diners with good home-style cooking, generous portions, and a nostalgic atmosphere, Wolfe's Diner is definitely worth a visit. I'll gladly stop back the next time I'm in the area.

This is my second visit to Wolfe's diner. They're 100 miles from where I live so travelling I know…read moreit's time for a break or I'm 100 miles from home. I was there last Saturday afternoon after the lunch crowd was gone heading back from Rochester. I topped off the gas tank and was hungry. So I park and head inside. It's not a big place. Several tables on one side and the bar on the other. I grab a seat on the end at the bar. The waitress comes over and I order a cup of coffee and look at the menu she provided. I'm pretty hungry not eating anything that day so far. I decide on the breakfast special ( 2 eggs any style and home fries). I add toast and bacon. Eggs over medium. The coffee is pretty good. I'm looking at traffic patterns in my phone, checking out the weather. Food arrives pretty quick and the plate is covered. Toast is fresh, home fries and good, bacon crispy and eggs cooked to order. The coffee gets refilled and I'm enjoying every bite. I like the old school diner vibe with the fresh coffee and diner style foods. I am finished and quite full with an excellent meal. I get the check and it's pretty cheap. She gets a good tip, I'm done with the coffee and out the door. I have been going past for maybe 20 years and stopped now twice. I think it will be a regular stop on my way to Rochester back and forth granted they're open. I think they're closing for a few weeks in August, just be aware. If you like the diner vibe and a good meal that won't break the bank, it's worth a visit. Yeah...where is Dillsburg? Rt 15 N/S in Pennsylvania. Google maps is a help.