When you're a theme park junkie traveling with a foodie, there are a few things you just do, and…read moreone is check out the signature eats, so The Chocolatier was high on our list, and it did pretty well for itself, thank you very much. The atmosphere was fun, utilizing retired ride vehicles as booths and playing into the park setting. As expected in Hershey, the menu explored how chocolate can be integrated into a very American menu. I enjoyed the pulled pork grilled cheese: the chocolate barbecue sauce reminded me of a lighter molasses-based sauce so it worked with the barbecue. We had the Ferris Wheel appetizer which was mostly a win, but the items could have shown up on a TGI Friday's menu. The next day, to escape the millions of middle schoolers in the park (I have a whole travelogue brewing for that) we came back because I wanted one of their gigantic milkshakes. The Reese's peanut butter shake was peanut butter to the Nth degree, and it was topped by an entire slice of peanut butter pie. My friend got a stomachache but I love anything peanut butter so this was a win for me. Both times the service was really good. Our servers were friendly and attentive so we never felt we were being ignored or passed over. A+ in the service department.

Made a reservation for 2 and was seated on time. We ordered food right away and it took about a…read morehalf hour for two meals. I got the heath bar crunch salmon. Salmon was cooked well done, very salty topping. I expected it to be more sweet. The potato's and the asparagus it came with were also very salty, I could barely finish it. And I noticed it came with different vegetables than other pictures. My husband got the buratta app for his main and liked it but didn't think the sauce tasted like twizlers. Not terrible prices, same as if going out to eat around nyc. The ambiance was fine, it was at the top of the stairs of a chocolate store. I probably wouldn't go back but they do have unique Hershey inspired dishes.

This place has become my go-to lunch spot. I often work from the bar during lunch, and the…read moreexperience is always excellent. The bartenders are attentive and friendly, the service is consistently top-notch, and the atmosphere makes it easy to relax while staying productive. The food is always fresh and delicious, and I've never been disappointed. It's a great place whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or planning to stay awhile.

All the food was so delicious! Service was wonderful- Sasha was so kind and attentive. The Thai…read morechili burrata linguine, Mexican street corn risotto, and goat cheese rigatoni were particularly tasty. Will be coming back for sure!

Tip: More of a fact that Reese's and Ice Breakers are brands that fall under the Hershey's Canada…read moreproduct line. I visited Hershey, PA what feels like eons ago. I drove down from Markham to attend an American Hockey League (AHL) playoff game between the Hershey Bears and the Manitoba Moose. Giant Center, where the Bears Play, is at Hersheypark, as is Hershey's Chocolate World. The Hershey Company owns everything at Hersheypark. I find it neat that the entire town is named after a company known for candy and chocolate. It didn't matter where you were in Hershey. You could smell the chocolate! I am certain that I got into visiting Hershey stores in my travels through this first visit to Hershey, PA. My visits to the stores in Niagara Falls (Canada), Las Vegas, and Shanghai come to mind. The flagship store is obviously in Hershey, PA. It was an amazing experience. The cool part was picking up a bunch of Hershey's Chipits in butterscotch. It was one of those hard-to-find flavours locally back then. It was so easy snatching a few bags for baking cookies and more. I think of chocolate bars when the Hershey's name is mentioned. The classic milk chocolate comes to mind. I like that it has expanded its flavour profile to include cookies and cream, dark chocolate, birthday cake, and almonds. At Easter, I do like a bag of Eggies. I like that you can get dark and milk chocolate varieties, with both having a candy coating on the outside of each Eggie (or is it Eggy for the singular?). I like Hershey's Kisses. The original milk chocolate is classic. I love candy cane Kisses that hit stores just before Christmas. The cookies and cream ones are also yummy. Besides the Hershey's brand, the Hershey's company also has these brands under its product umbrella: - Reese's - Chipits - Jolly Rancher - Oh Henry! - Twizzlers - Whoppers - Glosette - Skor - Brookside - Ice Breakers - Eat More - York I probably consume more Reese's, Jolly Rancher, Oh Henry!, Whoppers, and Ice Breakers on this list. So good! Hershey's Canada has its headquarters in Mississauga, near where I work. Sadly, it doesn't smell like chocolate whenever I'm driving to work. It should! I don't mind Hershey's and its products. I feel like some Reese's white chocolate cups, which are also awesome. (377)

What candy company has a whole town named after it? Hershey's of course!…read more Chances are, unless you have never eaten chocolate, you have eaten a Hershey product at some point. They make some of the world's favorite candies and confections. Their products range from the basic chocolate bar to hard candies (Jolly Ranchers) with all kinds of candies in between. They also make chocolate and other flavors syrups too! There is a lot of goodness that comes from this company! My personal favorite is the Krackle Bar!!!

We are from PA but live in VA now. We were in the area yesterday after a funeral for my brother at…read moreIndiantown Gap. I craved some comfort food before the long ride home and I remembered The Hershey Pantry from my college days at PSU, which now feels like 138 years ago. We stopped in and had the most delightful, sweet waitress: Piper. The food was just what we wanted: filling and familiar. Hubs had a chicken caprese sammie and I had a reuben with turkey. Both hit the spot. I saw a coconut cake slice go by for another table and had to order one immediately to go. OMG - GET THE COCONUT CAKE. I had it as a late night snacky and it was tender with the right amount of coconut, and frosting that was light like an angel's wings. My only regret is that we live 3.5 hours away and can't come back anytime soon.

Second visit and did have a long wait bough for a table and then for food…read more Understandable for a Sunday morning. Was seated in the front dining area. Having said that the food when arrived was stone cold. Good but cold. t was sitting for a long time , the wait person was doing something else chatting, goofing off. It is always crowded but this doesn't excuse the poor service. It's not cheap either, so very disappointed.

Desserts Etc is awesome, incredible homemade desserts. We got the Chocolate Silk Pie and a Granola…read moreCake Cup with M&Ms. The products were very good. The counter area where you order gets very crowded and can cause other customers to get mad at you... Not too much space to sit and eat outside, but PLENTY of space on the deck and outside. We love Desserts Etc. Their Desserts are top notch!

The sweets are absolutely gorgeous and yummy. The bakery also has sandwiches and salads to go…read more Service was right on. Beautiful place!

Ice cream is always good. They offer hand dipped or soft serve. Cones, sundaes, or specialty…read moremilkshakes. Con: Service is hit or miss. Adult employees are always prompt, friendly, and ready to take your order. I understand this is an amusement park and most of the workers are kids on summer break, but it seems like they're inconvenienced by having to take your order.

Simply Chocolate inside Hersheypark has the absolute best milkshakes! They are always changing them…read moreup and featuring new seasonal ones. The Reese's King Size shakes are my personal favorite. The line can get long during the summer but it always moves quickly and the staff is always friendly.

Great for all ages and what is great you get to take home your creation. You are now a maker of…read morechocolate.

Build a bar was just pouring premelted milk chocolate in a small mould and adding some preassigned…read moretoppings. Our options were cow shaped sprinkles, white chocolate chips n pretzels. A big improvement would have been a choice of white or dark chocolate. I also spied some salt, red pepper flakes, nibs n cinnamon so I helped myself. Then you get a little history lesson while your chocolate sets. It's a terribly over priced experience but I think those that don't know you can microwave chocolate and do this at home would enjoy it.

Troegs offers some tasty beers. I like that they allow you to taste the beer before ordering. The…read morespace is open and the ambiance is relaxing and a nice spot to kick back. Overall the service was on point. I enjoyed their IPA on draft and they allowed me to sample several other options before making the choice. It's a nice family friendly spot very close to Hershey Park. It's a nice spot to check out if you're looking for non-park food with beer!

Great beer! Kinda bummed they didn't have my favorite Haze Charmer anymore…read more Weird food menu... last time I got the charcuterie board and kinda hated it.. ham and I think duck and cheeses that didn't go together... this time I tried the chicken sandwich which was equally weird and awful. Who wants trout dip? Or soup? Or a berry salad? Or chili? At a brewery? Not me lol. Can we get chicken wings!? I'm just here for the beer!!!!!