very good ham club sandwich. chicken tender salad is good. tasty french fries. quick friendly…read moreservice. clean nice decor inside. outside looks run down. built in 1950s. serves ice cream.

Stopped here for lunch this week with my wife…read more She ordered the cheeseburger deluxe and I ordered a patty melt. My Patti melt was definitely a five star sandwich... It was delicious and I enjoyed it very much. My wife wasn't as enthusiastic about her cheeseburger deluxe. We both very much liked the fries which were coated with some kind of special coding that made them crunchy and tasty. I had a diet Pepsi and my wife had a unsweetened iced tea. The service was quick and very efficient. Overall, the dining area of the restaurant is spacious, clean neat. There is also outdoor dining undercover on picnic tables and round raised pedestal tables and chairs. No indoor restrooms. Restrooms are out in the back more or less where you'd find one on a 1950s - 60s gas station. The men's restroom was pretty old and tired, but clean. I would go back anytime for another patty melt and I was also intrigued that they offer a crab cake special on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Would not recommend the cheeseburger. The bill was $39.80, including tax and gratuity.

This place had been on my radar for a while, but when I recently learned that Grappling Crab Shack…read morewas serving Crab Stuffed Deviled Eggs, there was no longer any point in delaying the inevitable. A crabby dinner needed to happen...immediately! I recruited an adventure buddy and we made plans to meet at Grappling Crab Shack's creekside home base on a rainy Saturday evening. We arrived around 5pm, about an hour before closing, and thanks to the rain, we had the place almost entirely to ourselves! If you've never been, Grappling Crab Shack is a local family-owned business specializing in fresh Maryland blue crabs, gourmet crab cakes, seasonal seafood specialties, catering and a food truck that travels throughout the area. It's one of those hidden gems that feels like you've stumbled onto a local secret. Since it was our first visit, we decided to do what any reasonable seafood lovers would do....order basically everything! First up were the Crab Stuffed Deviled Eggs ($18 for six). Holy. Cow! These were TREMENDOUS! The filling was loaded with crab, each egg was topped with a little bit of bacon and they disappeared from the plate embarrassingly fast. If you visit Grappling Crab Shack and don't order these, I genuinely think you're making a mistake! Next came the Cajun Jambalaya ($10) with chicken, smoked sausage, tomatoes, trinity vegetables and Cajun spices. This was excellent. Smoky, flavorful, and carrying just enough heat to let you know it was Cajun without setting your face on fire. My adventure buddy never once reached for hot sauce, which says a lot! Then came the Cheesy Crab Bites ($15). These might actually be my favorite surprise of the evening. Homemade crab cake mix blended with mozzarella, cream cheese and garlic, rolled in panko and Old Bay, fried until golden and served with a house remoulade. I'd choose these over mozzarella sticks every single day of the week! The cheese pulls were absolutely glorious, and the remoulade added the perfect tangy finish. Finally, we tackled the Gourmet Crab Cake ($17). This thing was HUGE! Made with fresh Maryland blue crab, it was beautifully seasoned, perfectly cooked, and held together much better than several crab cakes I've had recently. I'm actually glad we skipped ordering it as a sandwich because the crab cake itself deserved to be the star of the show. Our total came to right around $60, and considering how much food we ordered, plus the leftovers we both brought home, I thought it was money well spent. We grabbed one of the covered tables out back overlooking the yard and listening to the creek rush by. Despite the rain, it was a really relaxing place to enjoy dinner. I can only imagine how nice it is on a sunny summer evening. The staff couldn't have been kinder, bringing everything out to us with smiles and making us feel right at home. This place is an absolute hidden gem and one of my favorite seafood spots to have checked out in the last few months! I'll definitely be back, preferably on a dry evening when I can fully enjoy the creekside setting. If you love crab, seafood, or just supporting awesome local businesses, don't sleep on Grappling Crab Shack. And whatever you do...order the deviled eggs!

Top-quality jumbo lump crab meat from one of the best sources (Hooper's Island/Hoopersville, MD)…read more Quite an operation in Pennsylvania.

In Google search 'best fries York PA' this place came up. While everything looked good on the menu,…read morethe fries were soggy and mushy. It was like they were going to do twice fried fries and forgot to do them a second time. Loved the Central Market, might give this place another chance.

Yo J.R. Fries is the most bussin food I have had in a while! This food is so so good! Get the…read morechicken strips and fries. SO GOOD. you won't regret it

I can't say you'll get a better soft pretzel anywhere else in York. The quality is stupendous --…read moreit's Smittie's family recipe, what more can you ask for? Pretzels come in all forms -- standard, rolls, minis, sticks, etc. You can even build your own sandwich (which I really suggest, they're delicious.) It's a little more expensive than places like Auntie Anne's, but so worth it. The owner's wife, Charlotte, in particular is lovely! Very friendly and sweet. I see her most of the time when I stop in. The storefront is always very clean, well organized, and even has a community bulletin board. Eat here and I promise you won't be disappointed. Support your locals! :)

Inexpensive local pretzel stop. Decent size large pretzels and nuggets available to pick up or sit…read moredown and eat there. They seem to specialize in pretzel rolls for their sandwiches but we felt like just getting some pretzels to go. Sad that they weren't warm, but for $2 each they were cheap enough. This place is very low key, so don't expect glamor at all, but it seemed to be a hit with the locals as the line started to build when we walked out. Didn't like the fact that you had to pay for mustard though, seems a bit silly.

Beautiful vibrant menu to look at. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. I ordered a vegetable…read morebreakfast burrito with cheese and a mango slushie & mango/strawberry slushie. The burrito was absolutely delicious! Super fresh and clean and HUGE! I was hungry so I ate the entire thing, but it could easily feed two people that want to just nibble. My slushie; which was the mango, was absolutely fantastic and very refreshing. The fresh fruit garnish on top was fresh and tasty. I was told the mango/strawberry slushie was also very good and they would definitely get it again. Definitely will be back!

Cuteness level 100% I have been wanting to trying this…read moreplace! I love ice cream, waffles and basically everything they have on the menu! We ordered a waffle pop with strawberry syrup, blueberries and whipped cream!!!! Omg so good! They have so many toppings to pick from chocolate, jam and more! I can't wait to go back and try more of what they have to offer!

Looks can be deceiving. This place looks like a hole in the wall, but the food is delicious…read more Everything fried was crispy and well-seasoned, their sides were quite decent, and I know it's such a simple dish but their banana pudding is the best I've ever had. This place really is a hidden gem of Harrisburg. I'll definitely be coming back, and will recommend it to my friends.

Well, since I've been single for so long, I had a taste for Plenty of Fish (which some like to call…read morePOF)--and I did catch one! I found myself over at Boss Lady's Kitchen. It used to be called Sad Seafood. This place has been around for years and has always been known for its amazing crab cake sandwich, but today I didn't want to catch any crabs, so I got myself some fish instead. I ordered the lunch special, and I must say, the mac & cheese is very good. The cabbage, of course, were a little bland--I personally would prefer a bit more vinegar. The fish was crispy with a nice seasoning on it, too. I think it could definitely taste better, though; personally, I like a little spice or "bite" with my fish. However, I guarantee it would pair perfectly with the sweet potatoes if it were just a little bit hotter! The pricing is very reasonable, and the amount of food you get for the size is delightful. I will definitely be back--maybe next time for some crab cakes and hush puppies, especially since there are no more Long John Silver's in the Harrisburg area. I hope my review helps you decide where you want to get your food next! For more reviews, check out my YouTube channel: B L E E.

Stopped by Philly Cheesesteak & Co. in Hersheypark, and it remains one of the better values on the…read moremeal plan. If you're looking for a filling meal without using up one of your premium options, this is a solid choice. * One of the better deals on the Hersheypark meal plan, especially if you're looking for something filling. * You can choose between a classic cheesesteak or Philly fries. * My go-to is the classic cheesesteak with Cheez Whiz and onions. You can also get it with Cooper cheese, with or without onions. * When eaten fresh, the bread is soft and fresh, which makes a big difference with a cheesesteak. * I did notice that the sandwich is noticeably smaller this year, but it's still a decent portion and enough to fill you up. * There's plenty of seating, making it a convenient place to stop for a meal even when visiting with a group. * They also offer milkshakes, which make for a nice addition if you're looking for something sweet afterward. Overall, Philly Cheesesteak & Co. is still one of my go-to spots in Hersheypark. The portion seems a little smaller than in previous years, but the sandwich is still satisfying, especially when the bread is fresh. Definitely worth considering if you're using the meal plan.

Very friendly service. The girl serving me was all smiles…read more This cheesesteak is not going to hold up against a lot of other places but in a theme park you get what you get. The roll is very dense, not a ton of meat on the sandwich but the flavor was really good. The fries were a bit on the cold side but that's usually the case in the park. They are on the season pass meal plan. This will be a go to for me in the park for sure.

The hot dogs have a great "snap" to them and they have several "gourmet" selections as well as…read morebuild your own toppings. It was a little pricey for the gourmet dogs but they did taste great.

the best boba York pa. if you haven't trued them. the only down fa is that they are only opens on…read moreweekends