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    The Olive Tree

    4.3 (63 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    Casual
    Romantic
    Outdoor seating

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    Outside - this is the back of the building
    Steven B.

    I was in Williamsport overnight after hiking Ricketts Glen and looking for a place to get dinner based on the Yelp reviews I decided to give The Olive Tree a try. I ran into into a couple of nits finding the restaurant; first it was the First Friday on W.4th so street closed to traffic and plenty of people out enjoying themselves. After finding parking nearby I tried to find The Olive Tree based on the address and it looked like the place didn't even exist; finally after a couple times around I noticed the small sign that said the place was in the back of the building. I circled around and found The Olive Tree tucked in next to the back parking lot. Walking in you find a small place that is packed with femininity, history and charm. It feels very old school with a huge chalkboard menu, chandeliers, wire chairs and glass tables and many flourishes. My attention was immediately drawn to the display case of a wide variety of delicious looking baklava. I was greeted by the owner and grabbed a table to look at the menu, which had plenty of vegetarian and seafood options. I decided to order the variety platter to get a nice selection of different tastes. The platter came with spanakopita, dolmathes, vegetables, hummus, skordalia, tzatziki, feta, and grilled pita bread; I asked to leave off the olives. What I got was an beautifully presented buffet of flavors, textures and some of the best Mediterranean food I have had. All of the food was clearly made in house using traditional recipes. The spanakopita was excellent, thin layers of crisp dough surrounded perfectly seasoned spinach and feta cheese. The dolomathes, grape leaves stuffed with rice and spices and rich olive oil. The hummus was hearty and flavorful, just the right bit garlicky. The tzatziki was smooth and light, a perfect compliment to the raw broccoli and carrots. This is the first time I have encountered skordalia, the 'Greek penicillin" a delicious combination of potatoes, garlic, dill and olive oil. The pita bread freshly grilled and perfect on its own or for dipping. I am not a huge fan of feta cheese, but here it was better then I have had before; the owner explained they drain the water and soak the feta in olive oil which makes it smoother and less salty. A truly excellent dinner and plenty of food. Delicious, vegetarian and healthy I was incredibly pleased with my choice to try The Olive Tree. I would strongly recommend giving them a try either to eat there or for take out. If nothing else I would return just to try some of the baklava.

    This is a hidden gem! We're 1:45 away, but will be making this trip again because the food was just that good! We absolutely loved talking with Sophia, the owner. Love her sassy, no BS attitude. Already looking forward to visiting again!

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    Unbelievably good. The best Greek food we have eaten in a long time. Adorable quaint owner operated. I would give it 6 stars.

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    Crown Fried Chicken

    Crown Fried Chicken

    3.7
    (31 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $

    One of the few HALAL places in Williamsport, Jezebel or Babylon can have her pork and abominations…read morethat people normally eat, this place has the best Lamb Gyros and also best place to eat in Williamsport. I recommend eating everything on the menu and if you're tight on money buy their 100 piece chicken to get through the month.

    Crown Fried Chicken didn't fail me -- it successfully executed mediocrity at a professional level…read more Everything was crispy. Loudly crispy. OSHA-approved crunch. The texture showed up ready to work. The flavor, however, called out sick and never returned. Every bite sounded incredible and then immediately tasted like air that had been briefly introduced to salt. This place used to be legendary. Life-altering. The kind of chicken that ruined other chicken for you. Now it's fried chicken that crunches confidently while delivering absolutely no message. It's like listening to fireworks with noise-canceling headphones on. And the onion rings -- golden, crunchy, structurally flawless circles of nothing. Perfectly fried, expertly engineered, and seasoned with the restraint of a monastery. I kept waiting for flavor to kick in. It never did. It just stared back at me. Nothing was wrong. Nothing was exciting. I wasn't mad -- I was confused. How can something be this crispy and still say so little? This wasn't bad food. Bad food has opinions. This was food that refused to take a stance. Crown Fried Chicken didn't disappoint me. It crunched loudly, said nothing, and left me alone with my thoughts.

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    Stella A's Bar And Grill

    Stella A's Bar And Grill

    4.3
    (66 reviews)
    24.0 mi
    $$

    For the life of me, I cannot figure out how this restaurant has 4.5 stars…read more My wife and I stopped by for an early dinner on a Saturday. The place was empty. No slow. I mean there were no one else in the restaurant. It was 3:00, so I didn't think anything about it. We stood there for 5 minutes waiting for someone to seat us. Finally, the waitress came in the front door. Not sure where she had been. After being seated, the waitress was very attentive and helpful. She did a great job. I ordered the French Onion Soup to start. It was ok, but nothing exceptional. It lacked flavor and the richness you expect from French Onion Soup. It needed seasoning and something to set it off. It had a few croutons and very little cheese. When I say very little cheese, I didn't see and cheese, but it did string out when I pulled the spoon next to my mouth. I then had the Wrangler Burger. It was pretty good, but the hamburger patty hadn't been seasoned before frying. Again, it lacked seasoning, which is the theme for the whole dinner. I will say the type of bun was very good and grilled just right. My wife had spaghetti and meatballs. She said the pasta was cooked perfectly and the sauce was really good. The meatballs were tough and dry. I would guess they were microwaved. And one more thing, check your tables. Ours rocked back and forth to an extreme. Once a week, level the tables. Well, we really wanted to live this place but their battle cry is, "Strive for the mediocre."

    3 of us had dinner there last nite Saturday at 4:15 so they just opened , we were there few years…read moreago and what a decline it went to .the server was excellent but food sub par I had the gyro meal and the meat what little there was was burnt to a crisp and very little sauce on the gyro so totally upset with , the floor had food on it and since they just opened it is to say the least they don't clean . The table cloth was stained with white spots all over 5 The wall ww were next to had food stains on it and there was actually an old blue hat lying under the table against the wall, I asked my wife for salt and pepper and wanted to throw up the salt and pepper shakers were all greasy and the pepper actually had old food on the top disgusting to say the least really went down hill!!!!

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    Malbec - delicious
    Malbec - delicious
    Spicy Italian ......very good
    Spicy Italian ......very good
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    Greek side salad with meal
    The Garden Restaurant

    The Garden Restaurant

    4.4
    (148 reviews)
    70.4 mi
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    This is a gem of a restaurant. The atmosphere is elegant yet relaxed. Our food was outstanding…read more The falafel, the couscous, the chicken kabob, and the hummus. All of them were outstanding And presented beautifully. We will definitely be going back

    Been off a few months because not much worth dining out for around here. Decided to get delivery…read morefrom The Garden and I'm immediately regretting it. Not sure who cooks this food, but it was quite possibly the most disgusting worst food I've ever had. Not an ounce of seasoning on anything, and barely anything resembling culture. Ordered chicken shawarma platter, no tzatziki, hummus on the side, rice on the side. Also ordered musakahn rolls, chicken shawarma flat bread, and mujadara. The chicken all across the board was dry as a rock, room temperature, completely tasteless, and crunchy like it was days old. I didn't get the musakahn roll, I got veggie spring rolls instead. They were soggy in the middle and greasy. The chicken shawarma flatbread, I have no idea what the heck they gave me, but it wasn't what I ordered. The menu says comes with chicken, tahini, pickled radish, and toum. What I got was the same days old dry as a rock flavorless chicken with tomatoes, salad, mayo, ketchup, and parsley on it. The mujadara was fine, just basmati rice with some lentils topped with not cooked enough onions. I asked for one toum and one hummus on the side, but the restaurant gave me five toums, five tahinis, five hummus, and five hot sauce. I didn't ask for all that so it shouldn't have sent. My wife didn't eat her food. I scraped some chicken off the flatbread and had a few spoons of rice. Everything else went into the trash. Also, the toum isn't toum, it's mayo with garlic. At least try please. Can't compete or compare with NYC style Halal food, not even remotely.

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    The Garden Restaurant
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    The Olive Tree - mediterranean - Updated July 2026

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