Ordered Dough N Joe's in Mechanicsburg for a "First Day of Fall" treat for our office. We ordered 3…read moredozen assorted donuts, and they absolutely did not disappoint!! The donuts were ready and waiting when I arrived. The donuts were fresh and we were all impressed with the quality as well as how stuffed with 'filling' they were! We will definitely purchase from this location again! If the one in Camp Hill would have had a bigger selection, we would've ordered from there instead. They are much closer; however, driving to Mechanicsburg was worth the trip, for sure!

Headed back to the airport from a weekend of camping in the Poconos and just wanted something quick…read moreand delicious. My hotel told me that it was worth the 15 minute drive out of my way to visit Donut N Joe's... and boy they were not lying! I was a little worried they might be picked over when I arrived around 10, but they still had a really good selection; things like coconut custard which I enjoyed along with a chocolate cake doughnut that was the best I've ever had. They've also got chocolate iced, Boston cream, lemon filled, cherry - filled you name it and I think they probably got you covered. If not, the breakfast sandwiches I saw coming out of the kitchen were pretty phenomenal looking. They have egg and cheese, bacon and cheese sausage pork roll, egg and cheese bagels, again it's gonna be hard for anyone to be disappointed here. Unfortunately, they were out of the other coconut that is topped with caramel drizzle and some other goodies, but I left fat, happy and with a big old honkin' smile on my face. The staff is super friendly, the place was immaculate and I'm surprised they even had any product left when I left because it was a constant line out the door. I will certainly add this to my route for next year's camping trip. Hopefully on the way over I can pick some up for our group to enjoy as a whole. DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS DONUT SHOP! I promise you it won't be disappointed, They've only been in business for two years and I believe she said they opened another location too, that this was hands-down the best donut experience I've ever had in my 65 years. And not saying quite a bit....because this fluffy old bag loves a good doughnut and delicious coffee.

Our first visit was a treat. A very varied menu. Gluten free crepes available which was a plus…read more Breakfast, savory and desserts available. Parking is limited tho.

I enjoy having Au Bon Pain at the Med Center where I work because its something different from the…read morecafeteria. The coffee is always fresh and if you sign up for the e club you get a free travel mug which you can fill up cheap! They have an extensive variety of soups. And you can pretty much get any kind of sandwich or salad you can dream of. Breakfast is now served all day! The baked goods are fresh and tempting but what I can't get enough of is the rice krispie treat with brown butter and sea salt. It has chunks of marshmallows in it along with the melted marshmallow and its one of the best treats! Service is always friendly. Its a little pricey for a Hospital lunch but you get great quality and they often send promos in your e mail when you sign up for the club.

We were house hunting and decided to grab a bagel and they were really good! Although my jalapeño…read morespread was a bit spicy, it was enjoyable. I wish they served coffee. The girl at the cashier pointed us next door for some and that's where we went to enjoy our bagels and coffee. The atmosphere is decent. Will try more bagels in the future.

It's a deli and bagel store. You get the picture. There is seating, but mostly, ppl pick up and…read morerun. Last year the windows were painted for Christmas. They added ambiance. However, the bagels rock. We also enjoy the Italian sub sandwich. These bagels are the closest we've found to NY bagels. You order at the counter. The servers are busy. Service is cut and dry. We are working on getting them to smile back. But, again. We come for the food, not companionship.

The Filling Station in Hershey is a filling station with large portions that are very fresh and…read moredelicious. The service is top notch and an old Diner ambiance that is well balanced. It's a local favorite as by the long lines and steady foot traffic .

Cute place. It's a small diner with around 15 tables and counter seating. Come early on the weekend…read moreif you don't to wait. We got there on this Sunday at 9:30 and got lucky. Only a few minute wait. After being seated the line grew...... Come early if you want the apple fritter. We missed out by a minute. Also, if you're wanting other donuts, come early. They had very limited varieties and amounts when we got here. looks like they sell Fast!! We got the grilled cinnamon roll which seemed more like donut dough. It was so so. The prices were fantastic! Ham and cheese omelet with egg substitute for $9.00. Chipped beef over chicken fried steak with the fixings $12.95. Clean, friendly staff and goods food. Can't beat it!

Dosie Dough is not a place that I go in to buy great coffee , hot chocolate and delicious…read morefoods...and they are inconsistent with the quality of what u are paying for .. They are always great and have based their fine reputation on this !!!! It's a fun place to sit outside and enjoy the weather and they also pride themselves with a friendly atmosphere.. When I first moved to Lititz .. 12 years ago, my son told me I should be sure to try this hot spot for good food and coffee. He was right about that .. !!

I got an m&m cookie here and it was just ok. Baked goods all just looked ok. Nothing spectacular…read more He had a blueberry cake donut and also thought it was just ok. The place was packed. It was covered in stickers and art. The bathroom was nice.

Stopped in on my way home and I they had my favorite! Every ice cream I've had there has been…read moreabsolutely great. No long lines so service was fast because I go in the evening.

This little ice cream place is amazing, the ice cream and made from scratch. Also don't forget the…read morebaked goods, they always taste homemade. They also have other desserts in their to buy to take home.

Food: excellent bread and roll! I found the stuff to bread ratio very satisfying…read more The pastries are a KNOCK OUT!! I ate so so many cookies 5 STAR COOKIES Service: truly the nicest people! Ambiance: chairs are well worn with great conversations and a fun time. Cute patio too!

Inexpensive, family-run, ethnic restaurants are the best eating in the United States. Alvaro's…read morefalls squarely in that category. While it is principally a bakery with great Italian pastries and cookies, each day it offers several specials. Since it was Monday, we opted for green beans and meatballs,and stuffed shells with eggplant. A steal at $12 per plate. Creamy stuffed shells, perfectly fried eggplant, tasty meatballs and a pile of green beans. Like your Nonna would make. Can't decide to get a cannoli to go or eat it now. Maybe both.

I'd been seeing Urban Churn ads on social media featuring these ridiculous-looking ice cream…read morecreations piled on top of brownies, cake and pie, and I was CONFUSED. I've been to Urban Churn before. There were no brownies. There was no cake. There was no pie. WHAT WAS I MISSING?! Turns out Urban Churn has multiple locations across Central PA, and the Louise Drive location in Mechanicsburg gives you the magical combination I'd apparently been searching for: Urban Churn ice cream AND baked goods under the same roof. On a late September Friday night date night, I found myself in need of dessert after dinner. Then I discovered Urban Churn Bakery and Cafe was approximately five minutes away. Serendipitous! I arrived around 5:30 p.m. on a Friday evening and found the place nearly empty. Apparently late September isn't prime ice cream season for everyone, but that worked beautifully for me because I had plenty of time and space to contemplate the very important decision ahead of me. And then I saw it. THE DISCOUNTED BAKED GOODS SHELF. Listen, I'm a sucker for a good deal under normal circumstances. Put a 50% off sticker on a baked good and suddenly Responsible Adult Me and Dessert Me are united behind a common cause. I spotted a beautiful walnut-topped brownie and immediately started developing a plan. I carried my discounted treasure to the counter and asked the woman working if I could use it as the base for an ice cream creation. "Absolutely!" OH, WE'RE DOING THIS! Even better, she offered to warm the brownie in the microwave before we started building my masterpiece. YES, PLEASE! Together, we created exactly the dessert I'd been imagining when those Urban Churn ads first caught my attention: a warm walnut brownie topped with Scotchmallow ice cream, whipped cream, chocolate syrup and caramel syrup. For the unfamiliar, Scotchmallow is buttery caramel ice cream with honey marshmallow sauce, fudge and chocolate nibs. When she finished building it, the thing was BEAUTIFUL! My approximately $11 dessert and I headed outside to the patio, where the late September weather was still perfect for eating ice cream. I sat down, dug my spoon through the ice cream and into that warm brownie underneath and immediately started smiling. OH. MY. GOODNESS. This was everything I wanted Friday Night Date Night dessert to be! Rich. Gooey. Warm brownie. Cold, super-sweet ice cream. Chocolate. Caramel. Whipped cream perched on top tying the whole ridiculous creation together. THIS is why baked goods and ice cream belong under the same roof. And honestly, my favorite part was that I wasn't limited to ordering some predetermined brownie sundae. I found a baked good that looked good to me, picked an ice cream flavor that sounded amazing and the woman behind the counter happily helped me turn the two into exactly what I wanted. PRO TIP: Don't overlook the bakery section when you're deciding what to order! Find yourself a brownie, cookie, slice of cake or whatever else catches your attention, then start imagining what scoop of ice cream needs to live on top of it. And apparently, don't sleep on the discounted baked-goods shelf either! Urban Churn makes its craft ice cream in small batches with local Pennsylvania dairy, and having that ice cream alongside an actual bakery opens up a whole new world of dessert possibilities. I'll definitely be keeping this particular Urban Churn location at the front of my mind when I'm craving a sundae because now I understand what those social media posts were trying to tell me. Don't just order ice cream. BUILD SOMETHING! Future Me will absolutely be back to conduct additional baked-good-and-ice-cream experiments. You know...in the name of science.

We three stopped in for an ice cream reward because our little one had a good day and wanted…read morechocolate ice cream from Urban Churn. In a cone. A waffle cone. With chocolate on the edge. And sprinkles in the chocolate. Which is how my little one ordered the kids scoop of Dutch Chocolate and the employee was very kind and patient with the very specific request despite appearing to be working alone the entire time we were there. While she while packing a pint of dairy-free for a customer ahead of us in line, a tray of waffle cones started smoking. Apparently a knob was bumped and turned on a burner by accident. Some people would not have handled that mishap with so much grace. I love the Honey Lemon Lavender ice cream. The flavor combination is unique with the lavender subtle enough not to remind me of my grandmother's decorative soap. Getting that balance right can be an issue when something floral is used in food. The shop is cute, with some interesting architectural choices in the shape of the entry and adequate seating options. There's a rather sizable restroom that I could see accommodating a wheelchair with room for a caregiver to assist.