Today was the first time trying this place. I walked in and said that it was my first time eating…read moreand ordering here and the girl behind the counter said that it was like any other place. I thought that was odd but whatever. I ordered a sandwich and Mac salad. I was not asked if it was dine in or take out but she was really irritated that I asked to take out. Each answer was a smart ass remark and the checkout process was no different. I wasn't exactly sure how or where to pay and she said again that it was like any other place. I told her that I thought her attitude sucked and was unsure why she was giving an attitude and smart ass answers. I asked to speak to the manager and she didn't seem too interested in apologizing for her. I called back a while later and explained the experience again and she still seemed to give zero interest in any apology for her employee's poor attitude. The turkey sandwich wasn't bad but thought it was dry. It wasn't as dry with cranberry sauce and stuffing even though some of the stuffing was hard. If you want a really bad experience and really mediocre food, dine here.

Their sandwiches and soups are amazing. You can't go wrong with a buy one, get one free deal on…read moresoups. We brought lunch for everyone, and everyone was thrilled. The prices and portion sizes of the sandwiches are also hard to beat, especially compared to the chain restaurants. The food quality and service are unmatched, it's a great spot!

Everything in this place is traditional deli. Big flavors,…read morehot soup, quick service, lots of food. I've been here numerous times and I've never had a bad dish. Great matzoh ball soup, huge sandwiches, interesting specials, French fries are bangin', dip them in the home made Taziki sauce.

Mr. Deli offers an extensive breakfast and lunch menu in a fairly quiet casual atmosphere…read more The staff is very friendly and attentive, and the food is consistently fresh and tasty. I had the chance to say hi to my Favorite Mr. Deli staff member, Alexis. Nevertheless, Natalie, our assigned server, was personable and engaging when she recommended the Italian wedding soup as a starter.

The food was spectacular, very tasty and the service was super friendly and fast Really liked…read morefinding it in downtown

On a long drive from NY south needed to stop for a bite to eat and wasn't feeling the love for a…read moretruck stop or a chain and found this restaurant on a quick search.... Found the restaurant and it's in a house... converted to a restaurant. Walked in and the place was completely empty - not a good sign right around 5 pm. The lady running the place told us to grab a seat, grabbed our drink order and we looked at the menus. We opted for three burgers and a kiddie meal and a large basket of fries to share. The decor was interesting, lots of funny songs to read, the meal took a few minutes to arrive and without sounding cruel I was completely underwhelmed....the burgers were small....real small for $12-13 a piece not including fries or any sides. They tasted fine - I guess but would have taken two to fill me up. Bill for three was over $50 and I kicked myself for not just staying on the highway and hitting a gas station. The place itself was fine, clean, organized just completely overpriced. Live and learn - would not recommend or return.

Tried this place on a whim and we were not disappointed! Service was excellent. Food came out as…read moreordered. Sauces are delicious and fries are crispy. I recommend doing a mix of chicken and lamb for the best of both worlds. Strawberry lemonade was good, but not earth shattering. Seating and parking are a little bit limited, but there are 2 tables for 4 then a few high tops for 2. Will definitely be back!

The Krush wrap is a delight. Freshly prepared foods from friendly peeps. A modest dining room, but…read moreit will feed you well.

Simply Turkey is one of our go-to places when ordering lunch at work…read more Ordering is easy online and packed/labeled for easy distribution at work. The menu provides several different combos to meet everyone's needs from soup and sides to 1/2 sandwich and soup. These choices are in addition to the traditional turkey dinners and sandwich choices. The hot soups, especially the crab soup on Fridays are delicious. Everything we've ordered has been fresh and tasty. They also offer gluten free bread choices, which is appreciated. When I placed a GF order the store actually called to let me know how they would be preparing the GF items to avoid cross contamination. Favorites we've enjoyed: Black Jack chicken wrap, the Kong, and the Simply Turkey (with stuffing and cranberry sauce). We've never had a bad experience.

Doing this in reverse, the best way I can explain ST&M is that it's basically what Boston Market…read morewas when they were relevant and on top of their game. Just here you have a larger menu with freshly made options versus corporate slop. www.simplyturkeyandmore.com/main-menu/ www.simplyturkeyandmore.com/main-menu/#specials The above are their respective menus. I have never been to the Camp Hill location and can only speak about the North Front Street location. Very easy to order via their website. It's basic but it does the job and a big plus was that the time guesstimate of when it would be ready was spot on accurate. I kept it simple by getting their Creamy Red Pepper soup and the Simply Special which is freshly sliced oven-roasted turkey breast topped with homemade stuffing and cranberry relish. Nothing sexy about either of them but both were well made and packed with plenty of flavor. As I mentioned, I placed an order on the website and got the order to go. You can also eat in, seasonally outside, walk in and take it to go, etc. The only real slight negative would be that if you did place an online order, the area where you pick it up is not intuitively placed and you will need to ask if you've never been there before, and yes, some of the staff here are a bit shall we say, prickly towards questions or people that doddle too long at the counter making choices. Overall ST&M was very good and I will be back. Note that they are M-F only with no weekend hours.

Amazing food.. everything we have tried has been excellent...The salad is so large..I call it my…read moretwo-day salad..

I saw a glowing review of this place on Facebook, so I was eager to try it. It said it is less than…read more30 minutes from Harrisburg, so I drove up after work in Harrisburg. When I arrived, I was told it would be one hour for a hot sandwich, or 40 minutes for a cold sandwich. They have 3 or 4 tables placed end to end to make one long table. Someone was seated at the table, so I could hardly get by to go to the restroom. I left without getting anything. There are some picnic tables outside. This place is basically a takeout place for the locals. Recommend getting a sandwich at one of the Harrisburg places. Do not plan to return.

My reviews are different. I do not announce myself or tell anyone. I am here to do a review!!…read more As I find myself driving a semi-truck, those long stretches on the road always work up an appetite. Since changing my diet and becoming more of a fitness fanatic -- nothing like the Philly Fanatic, but close -- I've been more selective about what I eat. Still, Philadelphia holds a special place in my heart, and when I got off the road and I was craving a cheesesteak. I couldn't find a good cheesesteak spot in the Harrisburg area. I remembered the place off 13th Street, but they no longer sell cheesesteaks and the restaurant has changed. So I switched gears and decided to get some fish instead. It was only 9:30 PM, and At Hookers Seafood & Fish -- an amazing place based off the consistency but it had already closed at 8 PM. Back on the hunt for food, I stumbled across Got Jerk Island Grill and Juice Bar in Midtown Harrisburg. The moment I walked in, it felt like I was teleported straight into the heart of Jamaica. Caribbean vibes everywhere -- lounge chair up front, Bob Marley on the walls, and a laid‑back atmosphere that made me feel like I should've had a coconut water in my hand. I talked to the chef and told him to give me his best dish. He served me curry chicken, rice and beans, sweet plantains, and cabbage. I have to say -- it was the best curry chicken I've ever had. The chicken was tender, cut perfectly, and shredded apart in my mouth. It fell right off the bone, and the curry had just the right amount of spice so you could still enjoy the full flavor of the meal. That's when I knew the chef knew exactly what he was doing and chose the right cut of meat.

So sad to be writing this review. I used to love this place & introduce new people to it. however…read moreafter today, definitely not going back. walked in, not a single greeting or anything. ordered sorrel, it was not fresh & literally the last of the barrel because there was no more after my friend tried ordering one. beef patty was soggy & obviously not fresh. jerk chicken was dry as hell, cabbage was terrible. I had ordered my food to go & immediately threw it out after maybe 4 bites to give it a chance. plantains are always good so, I ate them. genuinely butthurt about how this place went down, but see ya never I guess.

Exceptional food and service. We are fortunate to have a local burger shop this good in this area…read more When you walk in, the smell of smoked bacon hits you. When you bite into one of their burgers or chicken sandwiches, you realize how much prep and seasoning they do to the meat compared to other shops around here. Everything from the toppings, to the fries are so fresh, it is worth waiting a few extra minutes, I promise you.

My grandma has been asking me to go to Big Ray's for like two years…read more We had plans to go to the diner, but I had to take her to urgent care. Not to be dramatic, but on the way back, we were passing the Big Ray's--so hey, fate brought us on Big Ray's path, and thus we did proceed. So I gotta say: this is not a corporate burger joint. This is not your Shake Yak. This is not McDonald's. This is not Five Guys. And no disrespect to any of those establishments. They hold their piece of the market. But this is pre-smash-burger goodness. This is au naturel. Fresh-cut fries. No touchpad ordering POS BS. Pictures of personified milkshakes, sodas, and fries with eyes. Old-fashioned sesame-seed buns. This place looks like it's straight out of the '50s, and I understand why my grandmother loves it. She also loves it because she only eats burgers. But this was a 10 out of 10 experience. 10 out of 10 flavor. 10 out of 10 soul. The service was 10 out of 10. Actually, screw it This was 100 out of 10. A 100 out of 10. Go to Big Ray's. And don't wait two years like I did. 100/10 Stars