If you're craving real, soul-warming Filipino home cooking, this little gem is an absolute…read moremust-visit. From the moment you walk in, the cozy, family-style vibe hits you--simple decor, warm lighting, and the irresistible aroma of garlic, vinegar, and slow-simmered goodness wafting from the kitchen. It genuinely feels like stepping into a Filipino home for Sunday lunch. The portions are generous, the prices are more than fair, and the staff treated us like family--super friendly, quick to explain dishes, and even brought extra spoons without us asking. This place isn't flashy or fusion--it's authentic, heartfelt Filipino home cooking done right.

I'm from Los Angeles traveling around the US for a music project. Passing through York PA around…read moresunset/dinner time stopped by Kusinang Pinoy for some Adobo + glad I did. In LA we have entire universe of food selection and that includes many Filipino restaurants, I have ordered food for my agents/team from most of these restaurants. The food at Kusinang Pinoy was traditional. You can taste its made by a family with high quality ingredients. The employees were very welcoming and positive gave recommendations with detail and spoke to me like they knew me personally from the Tennis Club or their relative from out of town. My order: Chicken Adobo with White Rice Soursop Juice Thank you for a delightful meal. Peace + much prosperity to you, the team/your family.

We ate there tonight on a suggestion from a friend of my father in law. When we arrived we noticed…read moreimmediately on a Saturday night, how empty it was. But I dismissed that because most Chinese places are primarily takeout. Due to a shortage of staff, we had to order and pay at the counter. Again, not a big deal. Food took some time to arrive. I ordered Red Curry seafood delight and my brother ordered General Tso. Portion were generous and food was good. Heat level of my curry was appropriate. The only issue I had was that even though we were seated at tables, all food arrived in takeout containers, even the curry. Plates were just paper. Utensils were silverware though. If they served food on regular plates, they would get another star. But for takeout, they would be very acceptable.

The orange beef was FANTASTIC! Best I've had in years. I'll definitely be back. Just the right…read moreamount of spice. Yummy. Thanks

I love finding Puerto Rican owned businesses. Not only because it's my culture & I want to support,…read morebut because of the food , obviously . This place definitely took me back to my island. I went for lunch with the kids and they LOVED everything. Here's what we ordered.. -Lunch platter of rice , beans with roasted chicken, & tostones (fried plantains) - The kids ham and cheese sandwich with fries -Chicken empanadas -coquito latte -Quesitos & pastelitos de Nutella Everything was delicious!! The beans reminded me of my grandmas beans with the potatoes and salchichón My son ate his sandwich and said it reminded me of the ones we get at the island. The platter is definitely shareable , me and my daughter shared it. It's definitely a great price for the amount of food you get. The coquito latte Soooo good! The coquito has a lot of cinnamon the way I love. Definitely get one while you're there ! The pastries , I can't say anything else but they're also great! lol. The service was very friendly and the place is cute and cozy. Definitely go check them out if you want some authentic Puerto Rican food in Lancaster!

My wife and I are Anglos on a Around the World eating tour through Lancaster County. U would be…read moreamazed the cuisine and the international scene. We stopped here for lunch- get here early! It gets crowded. We both had the Puerto Rican pork. Wifie shredded pork and me the fried pork, with yellow rice- great, and fantastic Plantains. Girls couldn't be friendlier. And a world class espresso machine to the mix. Hispanic or Anglo, u will enjoy.

Not good, bread for Bahn mi was not authentic. Toppings were not much better, avoid the shrimp,…read morekind of weird wonton wrapper was troubling. Pretty run down. High point was very friendly young man waited on us. Not heading back.

How have I never gotten bahn mi here before now? I've been dining at places in the same building…read morefor years! Confession time: I've had 2 in 2 days and I'm thinking I might get another one today. It's a little confusing. I had to look at a laminated menu because their posted signage didn't include all they offer. We got spring rolls and summer rolls. Both types were excellent. But the sandwich. OMG, the sandwich. It was a grilled pork bahn mi and was the best I've ever had. Some kind of mayo for creaminess. Pickled carrots and daikon for crunch and sweetness. Thinly sliced jalapeno for heat. The pork? Not gristly in the slightest. Sweet. Tender and somehow crispy? Fresh cilantro for herbiness. Cucumber. It was AMAZEBALLS. The bread was fresh and toasty on the outside, soft and yummy on the insude. Seriously, I want another one right now. ..... I went back, again, for more bahn mi. I had 3 in one day. It's the only food I ate all day. But I got photos!!!

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.

We stopped by the stand inside the Lancaster Farmers Market and were so pleased! It's located in…read morethe far corner of the market (opposite the elevator) and everything we ate was delicious. I ordered the mini meal with flavorful pork and yellow rice, which was well worth the $7. Empanadas are $4/each with 3 or 4 flavor options. They wrap the paper to-go boxes in plastic wrap which keeps the juices contained while you travel. We will be back!

The service was good and the location was cool. Yet I'm lucky enough to have grown up eating really…read moreamazing Puerto Rican food. If you don't know Puerto Rican food then definitely try it. if you are familiar or grew up eating it. You'll know the difference. The market is a nice place to walk around and parking isn't too bad if you walk a couple of blocks.

Okay, I see you, Lancaster. If there's one restaurant to allure the Michelin guide to Lancaster,…read moreit's Josephine's near the famous Central Market. Joining for dinner on a Thursday evening in July, here's my experience. 1) Food: The chef and pastry chef take their jobs seriously. Every dish was unique, full of flavor, beautiful, and worth every dollar. To start, they bring out homemade bread made fresh every morning with salted butter. I ordered the special- five jumbo shrimp with smoked garlic aioli. (They have cocktail sauce if you want it, but the garlic is phenomenal.) Before the main came out, the chef brought over the gazpacho using vegetables from his garden. The soup was thicker than I'm used to, but it paired perfectly with the vegetables. It was delicious! The scallops for the main were perfectly cooked and worked with the sauce in the middle of the plate and the green sauce on top of each scallop. Another winner! The lemon custard was refreshing for dessert. It's presented so well where you uncover more layers with each bite. 2) Drinks: They have a full cocktail menu with drinks named after famous people, wine, beer, and mocktails. Enjoying more sweet drinks, I ordered the "Marilyn Monroe." It was a fun drink, but a little too sweet for me. If you like berry and sweet drinks, you'll love it! 3) Service: It's excellent from start to finish. My server Tate was friendly, passionate about the menu, and efficient. His timing with everything was impeccable. 4) Space: It's beautiful. Despite on the basement level, it's lit well with photos of famous icons on the walls. It's iconic!

20 years with Bird called for a great night out and Josephine's absolutely delivered…read more From the moment we walked in, Tate and Grant were incredible and made our anniversary dinner feel genuinely special without overdoing it. Great service like that still matters. Bird went with the crab cake and was already planning her next visit halfway through dinner. I started with the shrimp cocktail, followed by the Caesar salad and filet, all outstanding. Everything was paced perfectly and cooked exactly right. And then came dessert...which somehow topped everything else. Incredible way to finish the night. Between the food, atmosphere, and service, it was the perfect spot to celebrate 20 years, plenty of laughs, good memories, and another adventure for the books. Highly recommend.

This restaurant is a great concept! My wife and I, plus my sister and brother-in-law, were looking…read morefor a late lunch/early dinner, and this was the perfect fit. We've been fans of the original Lombardo's for years, and this counter-service-style restaurant is a wonderful addition -- especially the patio seating. We split a bunch of dishes, including the bistro fries, sausage pizza, cacio e pepe pasta, and Italian sausage fusilli. Everything is priced reasonably and of very high quality. We all had leftovers to take home. There's no shortage of grab-and-go bites and drinks inside -- great options to take home or to include in a gift basket.

I recently dined at Lombardo's Bistro with a friend. We had the margarita pizza and a salad. Both…read morewere very, very good. We like it so much we returned and ordered the pizza again. Delicious! Didn't notice until days later that Mondays are Pizza nights (stated on the menu). Not sure what that means but we received no discount on the bill. Just wondering- hmmm Anyway, my friend recently told me she went back in to buy a small crab asparagus quiche from the refrigerated deli section. The quiche was HORRIBLE. She said there was no crab inside and the asparagus was tiny bits and very tough. So I would say- stay away from the refrigerated section. Too bad- it looks promising but not worth the price! This is why I only give it 3 stars.