Classic! Traditional home style cooking in a friendly atmosphere. We stopped for breakfast and…read morecouldn't not have been happier. Between the creamed chipped beef on toast, scrapple, and the fluffiest blueberry pancakes, we were in hog heaven. Then the table next to us convinced us to try the pudding, saying it was the best they've had in decades. Mind you, this isn't no sweet dessert pudding - more like unformed scrapple. It blew our minds. Don't ask what's in it: just try it. The Palms is obviously a much-loved local place. It was full of families and regulars. The waitstaff knew everyone by name. We're so lucky to have stumbled onto this gem.

Wonderful Breakfaat. food and drinks Perfect. Good price Quick great service. Both food and bar.read more

We came here for the 1st time today and it will definitely be on our list in the future. Fresh…read moreingredients, many local, and you can tell. The kitchen really knows how to use them. We had a BYO burger and a smash burger. The pickles and sauce with the smash burger were a great combo. Burger was cooked exactly as ordered and the fries that came with it were delicious. I think the best I've tried in the area. Service was perfect. Friendly, but not fake overly peppy. She knew the menu, made a good drink recommendation and they work as a team. If the server saw someone was done with their plate, they cleared. Whether it was their table or not. Checked on us, but not intrusive. Sports on TVs, good 80's music playing, but not so loud you couldn't ralk. Ambiance - love the exposed ceiling and brick. Everything is down to earth and not pretentious. Worth the drive from Frederick!

Found this place on Yelp. Great crab dip and orange crushes…read more The service was good for a Saturday even with a server calling out. It's a cute small town restaurant

Can't go wrong with the OTT house while visiting NETC. Food is usually good, service is always…read moremore to be desired.

We were in Emmitsburg to check out the historical old downtown, Seton Shrine and hike in Cunningham…read moreFalls. This is one the places suggested based on location. I liked the crab fries. Would not recommend pizza though. Our server was nice and very attentive. Ambiance is cool. We played pinball and there are pool tables. Must be a local favorite. Just not for me.

Burger Day Wednesday Love getting a Top Notch Burger that I…read morecan't finish it all. You know it must be good.

Logis place offered a nice bar to sit at or a nice dining area. They are able to accommodate…read morelarge groups as well. The dining appears to have some recent updates as well. The service was excellent! We were greeted as soon as we walked in and the wait staff was awesome. Everyone was super friendly. Their menu has several options. I got the fish and chips. Good portion size! The fish and mashed potatoes were a little bland. The crab dip was a good choice however a bit salty. The burger was excellent. The deserts looked really good however we did not get any. Maybe next time.

Submitted for your approval... Imagine, if you will, a…read moresudden, inexplicable craving for two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, and onions on a sesame seed bun. Your mind immediately wanders to McDonald's. But then reality intervenes. Do you really want two beef patties with the thickness and structural integrity of wet newspaper? Of course not. And that, dear reader, is when you find yourself crossing an invisible threshold into a place where ordinary appetites encounter extraordinary proportions. A place known simply as The Gettysburger Company. Our story begins in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, just off the roundabout. The entrance, tucked along the side toward the rear, has the curious discretion of a Prohibition-era speakeasy. Inside awaits an atmosphere somewhere between a classic American diner and a rustic lodge, with seating in the front, back, and an outdoor courtyard. Our traveler read a familiar arrangement of ingredients bearing an uncanny resemblance to that famous burger beneath the Golden Arches. Except this particular specimen exists in another dimension entirely. When he placed the order, the friendly waiter asked not once, but twice, whether he was absolutely certain. "Hell yeah!" He declared, blissfully unaware of the enormity of his decision. And then came the waiting. Minutes passed. Doubt crept in. Had he made a terrible mistake? Had his appetite written a check his stomach couldn't cash? Suddenly, the waiter returned. But something was different. He required BOTH HANDS to lower the meal onto the table. There it stood. A towering monument to bovine magnificence. An architectural impossibility held together by a single wooden skewer, crowned with a pickle like some peculiar monument to mankind's culinary ambition. Our traveler's eyes widened. His mouth watered. Somewhere, the laws of physics quietly resigned. He attempted to pick it up like an ordinary hamburger. A foolish assumption. This was no ordinary hamburger. A knife became necessary to bisect the beast. And then came the first bite. The flavor is a hundredfold better, and the beef patties possess the thickness of regulation hockey pucks. Beautifully grilled to medium, the beef was juicy, deeply flavorful, and unmistakably authentic. Every ingredient played its part in perfect harmony. Nothing overwhelmed. Nothing disappointed. A burger of astonishing proportions that somehow delivered equally astonishing flavor. It was a WOW moment. The fries, meanwhile, were another curious phenomenon. Thick, twisted creations, crispy on the outside, tender within, and seasoned with just enough precision to make one question why ordinary French fries continue to exist. The Gettysburger Company offers an assortment of burgers, from familiar classics to creations that seem to challenge the very boundaries of human appetite. And should you somehow survive the main course with room to spare, the dessert menu promises yet another journey beyond the limits of conventional reality. And so we leave our hungry traveler, forever changed by an encounter with a sandwich of impossible dimensions. A man who entered seeking an ordinary burger and discovered that somewhere between appetite and excess lies culinary perfection. A place where patties are thick, expectations are shattered, and the only thing more extraordinary than the burger is the realization that you actually finished it. You've just crossed over into... the Twilight Zone. You've been warned.

My son treated me to lunch here, after I helped him pick up some furniture he purchased in…read moreGettysburg. It's a small pub that offers excellent burgers, sandwiches and wraps. I had the smokehouse burger. I ordered it medium rare and it was served exactly how I ordered it. It was pink, moist, juicy and not over cooked. The burger was not a frozen or preformed patty. I could see the patty was hand formed. We were sat immediately at a table not far from the kitchen. Each of the dozen or so tables comfortably sits four people each. Our server was friendly, cheerful and attentive. There is a bar in the main dining area serving liquor and beer. In the back of the bar is a pool table and an outdoor patio also with a bar and several tables, offering a great way to eat and relax outside. There are two bathrooms, one inside the restaurant and the other is outside by the patio. The one by the patio is a little cleaner and better maintained. Burger prices are a little on the high side, averaging between $17.00. However, you are getting a superior burger. Street parking can be a bit of a challenge due to the restaurant being located in downtown Gettysburg. Parking is free on Saturdays and Sundays until 1 PM. This is a nice local pub to meet up with friends and family for a casual eating experience I recommend giving this joint a try. The qualitu of the burgers alone make it worth while.

Good food and beer!! Nice staff and very helpful! Parking…read morecan get kinda tight at peak hours.

Very good. Highly recommended!! Get the open face roast beef. Gravy on the fries!!! Can't beet…read moreit. Old style friendly place to hang out and fill up! Definitely a must. Oh! And try out the pies!! Yummmm!

Best club I've ever had Staff were great services quick very…read moreefficient Quaint Little town diner perfect

This place may be small, but it's full of heart. It's my second visit, and I've noticed a friendly,…read morefamiliar vibe. Staff and regulars seem to know each other well, giving it a true mom-and-pop feel. We were warmly greeted and seated quickly. Drinks came out right away, and the service was attentive throughout our meal. I had the steak and eggs with house potatoes and toast. While I'm not sure it was actually ribeye as listed, it was tasty and well-priced. The brunch burger was also a hit, no complaints there! They offer a tempting variety of baked goods, including coconut cake, red velvet, and rice crispy treats, plus a fridge full of pies. You can also grab a T-shirt for $20 to celebrate their 40th anniversary. I'm planning to come back for lunch soon to try their award-winning chicken. Bonus: there's plenty of parking in the back.

Are you looking for a quality burger that's better than your bog standard fast food burger? Well…read more.. This is your place. The burger was delicious, thick, and had the smell of a properly charred burger. Might just be one of the best I've ever had--and I had it delivered to me (I know, shame.) The fries are also incredibly well seasoned and cooked to the perfect crisp. Don't even start me on the sauces on offer. This was an EASY 5/5. Well done Maxwells and I look forward to eating at your establishment in person very soon.

Nothing special…read more.. Someone said that when we were in Frederick that we needed to try the milkshakes at Maxwell's. We were and we did. On the plus side was the pleasant staff. The kids that were working there seemed like they enjoyed their jobs. I also liked that the restrooms were spotless. On the negative side was that the place was cramped and dingy. And, there were also some foul, food-related, smells on the way the the spotless restroom. And, on the "meh" side was the milkshake itself. I ordered a strawberry shake. What I got was some vanilla custard(-like stuff) with some strawberry syrup and a bit of jam stirred in.

The home fries were cooked perfectly. The ham and bacon were really good too. Hot cakes were…read more7/10. Small local place. Very wise decision to stop for breakfast on way to Gettysburg. Would definitely eat there again!

We're traveling read the review, and decided to take a detour and try this Restaurant. Food was…read moreexcellent, service was great, old country charm. The atmosphere was friendly.

Visited the first day I got to Gettysburg and it was amazing. However I visited the next day…read more9/23/2026 and The food is amazing, however the bartender was standing there talking to friends, glanced at me a few times while I'm sitting there arms crossed haven't touched my plate because I'm waiting for her to check on me so I can get a box. She stood there for about 10 minutes talking without checking on customers which in the industry is not okay. I'm usually a great tipper but the service was less than outstanding.

Food is amazing they have some tvs to watch the game, great beer wings, I personally love their…read morecrab pretzels it's amazing and delicious