This is my absolute favorite place to get chocolate and candy. Owners are super sweet and helpful…read more Themed boxes for each holiday. Ample parking in parking lot or in front of store. They have candy like licorice, lollipops, and gummy candy too. Award winning chocolates in my opinion! #chocolate covered marshmallows #turtles #chocolate covered pretzels #darkchocolate #milkchocolate

Thanks to the traveling Lion, I have had delicious dark chocolate peanut butter cups from Spence…read more So when we had the opportunity to come by again, a stop in was a must-do. Alas, they close in June and open in October. Sigh.

What a GEM!! This bakery is one of of the best I've ever visited!!…read more The staff was friendly and engaging... Hadassah was particularly a stand out. The baked goods were very fresh.. I especially enjoyed the variety of whoopie pies!! Chocolate with peanut butter filling was my favorite, but there were pumpkin, red velvet, oatmeal and even gluten free!! The bakery was clean and neat and had lots of other items in the gift shop. Don't miss it. I have told everyone in the area about it since I was there... Wish I lived closer!

This is a "sweet" shop next to Centerville Diner 2, actually across the hall in the same building…read more It has a few cafe style tables and serves coffee, and pastries. There are full size cakes and pies, cookies, and other treats. I purchased a few items. The apricot scone had nice pieces of apricot throughout. The spice cake had a very sweet icing. I wasn't fond of the molasses cookies. They were sticky and did not have that distinct molasses flavor I expected. The venue is clean, cute, items are well displayed and price point is as expected.

Pros: Serve PSU Berkey Creamery Ice Cream…read moreShort wait in the winter months Drive Thru Very kind and nice staff Tons of flavors of ice cream Great summer ice cream spot Cons: Wow the price of Ice Cream here....kids cone was 5.50+ 12 dollars for a kids and small cone No indoor seating, all outdoor

Little Dippers is a BIG dipper for me and my family. I wad greeted by the owner(?) (beautiful…read moreblond woman) who said they don't open till 3:00. I explained my sister who went to PSU is in Hospice and when she heard they sell Penn State Creamery she asked if she could have some. The owner asked what flavor to which i said (Peachy Paterno) her favorite. She double bagged it, cups and spoons AND said it was on the house! Then she gave me a much needed consoling hug! I am a life long customer from this day forward! Oh and yes the ice cream is DELICIOUS!

I was gonna take my daughter to North Museum of Nature and Science...but the tickets were sold out…read moreon Easter morning. Then I found Turkey Hill Ice cream Experience only 30min away from Lancaster, and decided to visit. We bought the double scoop experience (comes with ice cream test lab) and obviously that was the highlight of the place! The test lab is about 45min experience and the whole thing with self-guided tour takes about 1hr 30min to 2 hours depending how crowded it is. The visit was fun and of course my 5-year-old daughter had a great time eating tons of ice cream!

Visted on the 4th of July, perfect tourist attraction for locals and all ages…read more Even being solo for the experience, with families and kids was relaxing, and pleasent. Admission prices are reasonable, and who doesnt love unlimited samples of iced tea, and lemonade, icecream on a hot day. Vistors have a choice between one scoop, two scoop, or three scoop attraction. I choose one scoop; hilights of my visit- learning history of Turkey Hill, process of icecream being made, creating a virtual icecream flavor, watching the production , live from interactive camera in one of the exhibits. Be sure to take the few moments, to watch the introduction video. My favorite ice cream sample flavors were Graham Slam & Blueberry Lemon Pound Cake. An attraction must, well visiting Lancaster, PA. My recommendation would be too sell a few more flavors that you offer , with unlimited tastings. My favorite was orange icedtea.

I was happy to snag a reservation for the Tasting Room at Waltz today as I planned a leisurely…read moreafternoon. I placed a reservation request in the morning, and they called me in the early afternoon to let me know there was availability, which was great. I appreciated the variety of 15 wines from which you could sample to create your tasting. My picks consisted of: -2020 Sauvignon Blanc -2020 Fusion (white) -2020 Cellar 1599 Riesling: Cellar 1599 is a Waltz label, for reference. -2018 Cellar 1599 Red Blend -2017 Baron Red I won't go into detail on my experiences with each wine, but I did have a glass (and then buy a bottle) of the Riesling. The tastings come in little tasting tubes that are basically test tubes. While some might find that unusual, I'm a science person, so I liked it! They also have a cheese board (choose one of four cheeses) with chocolate and crackers, which I added. The tasting room staff were friendly and accessible. It was a beautiful day and lots of families were out on the large lawn. Too bad there isn't a restaurant here, or it would be even more of a win. In any case, Waltz is a winner!

Easily one of my favorite PA wineries, and my preferred destination while in Lancaster County. To…read moreme, the wine here has more of a California feel to it - the reds are more dry, a bit more robust and rustic. The whites tend to be crisper, feature minerals and ease into the finish. You'll pay a little more than nearby wineries, but the difference in quality is immediately apparent. The estate tasting room itself is somewhat unassuming - nice, Tuscan-inspired, but understated. The room is smaller, with some spacing available near the barrels, but this isn't a "big tent" kind of place. If you'd like a seat inside, you may have to come off-peak or be patient. Guests tend to linger here, and it's often because of the at atmosphere. If not, the surrounding property is a nice place to enjoy your wines. There are chocolates, cheeses, crackers and very light, local creations available. I'd love for there to be even more food choices - these wines are designed to accompany a good meal. If you're okay going slightly off the beaten path, and paying just a little more for quality wines, this is the place to visit in Lanco.

Super cook place to check out. There are catacombs and lots of history packed into this place. We…read morewent to the Murder Mystery dinner that was in the hotel part of this long building. This building has been painted and decorated to keep with the time period. Very cool if you are into history. After our dinner, we were given a tour of the catacombs, brewery, dining areas, etc. The tour guide was the owner who was also an actor in our dinner. He is full of knowledge and information about the beer making process and the building itself. The murder mystery dinner was fun. There are 3-4 rooms with patrons and a bar area. The actors move throughout the rooms giving hints, etc. There is a bar where the appetizers were set up and where you were able to order drinks. The drink menu was varied and had some interesting choices. Most were sweet drinks. They do have a full bar as well so you can find something to drink. Dave the bartender is super friendly and attentive. He makes the experience fun too. I would think that they would have had more elevated drinks relevant to that time period. I understand that they were trying to make it more relevant to today to get sales and make people happy. They had lots of options. Even a peanut butter/jelly martini that was spot on. The show itself was great. Very well played by the actors. Hard to follow along a little as the rooms do cause a barrier and you miss parts of the 'show' and the actual murder itself. The actors are friendly and fun. Some people that came even dressed the part. It's a murder mystery speakeasy theme. The hotel and rooms really fit the time period for this as well. The food was a typical buffet/cafeteria food options. You had to pick from chicken or steak when you bought your tickets online. The tickets were about $65 per person. That doesn't include the cost of drinks. The drinks were not pricey. You are paying for entertainment so keep that in mind. We had apps at the bar area that was self serve. Then, we had a salad that was good and soup that was just as good too (broccoli and cheddar). We then had the main course that was served with corn and mashed potatoes. The sides were just meh and the meats were a little dry. There is butter on top of the steak that is tasty. The steaks are served one temp and are thin. We were then given coffee and a piece of chocolate cake with whipped cream on top. After the dinner reveal, the bartender gives you some history of the building and then the owner will come back and take you on at our through the entire building. It is a maze. Super cool to see all the parts. This was a great activity to do. Again, you aren't paying for a $65 meal, but rather entertainment. I would for sure go again. They do have lots of other entertainment options throughout the year and we were told that Halloween is a super spectacular time to visit. If you like history, you will love this place. It is also a working hotel.

I was very optimistic leading into my first visit to Bube's catacombs. Sadly, it's at best an…read moreexcellent example of style over substance. Prior to our tour leading us through the historic brewery, our group was chiding for being too loud during the tour he was leading. Minutes later, he had to be corrected by our guide for playing a video too loud during our tour! The tour itself was brief, but pleasant. Now, down to the meat of my giving 2-stars. The dining areas had a great ambience of history with the exposed subterranean walls. The pin point lights intermingled with the red drapes added to this atmosphere. As beautiful as this was to the eye, it made reading the menu a challenge. Because to bring your cell phone or a flashlight, if you expect to read anything. Then the menu. To say there was an imbalance between entree pricing and preparation quality would be an understatement. We were alarmed by the sheer elevated prices, especially once discovered how average to sub-par the meals actually were. My wife was very disappointed with her pork. And as someone who has enjoyed and prepared Oscar for my entire adult life, this was easily the worst I ever tasted. I certainly had much higher expectations for the $70 charges for my plate alone. Service was the rotten cherry on top. As a diner, there was an overhanging sense that the motivation was to turn the tables for the next pending tour group. Then when you wanted assistance, no one was to be found. My wife had to walk to the service station herself, Just to get a box. All in all, I won't ever go back to Bube's. I'll also double down, and eagerly recommend that none of my friends go either.

This is a small candy store with a lot of pre packaged candy. We were able to find the "viral"…read morecrystal candy, and Dubai chocolates. There are rooms towards the back of the store that sell home and gift items! If you're looking to treat yourself this is definitely worth checking out! Prices are fair and the owner was really nice!!

My mom told me about this shop, and seeing a parking space out front I pulled in. My mom asked me…read moreto see if they had chocolate covered cherries they could box up. I entered the store and spied the proprietor/person at the counter. I gave a cheery hello and heard no reply. After a minute I spoke and began to ask about chocolate covered cherries and clear toy candy, a local traditional holiday candy. It was then I realized she was on her computer on a zoom meeting or face time call. Another customer was browsing and seemed content enough. The owner/employee paused in her communication on line and told me yes, she has cherries, yes, she can box them, no she does not carry clear toy. I told her I would be right back. I went to the car to speak to my mom, returned and she was still on the computer call, with ZERO effort made to tell the online person, look, I have customers, can I get back to you? Oh no, this conversation was just too important. While still on this call she stood up and put on plastic gloves to get the cherries for me. She didn't ask how many or anything, because she would have to stop her computer conversation. At that point I felt like the owner seemed too busy with her conversation and I felt like I was interrupting her by trying to be a customer. So I turned and left. Look, I really hate when I can't promote a small business but this is one of those times. In fairness, I didn't even try anything from the shop. My experience with the owner was enough to put me off from giving her my business. When your online communication is so important that you can't hang up to greet a customer, then please turn your sign to closed. This is a small shop so I'm sure the business can always use a new customer But sadly, it isn't me. Could have been, but I am not going to compete with your online ventures when I spend or don't spend my money.

I ate here 2 weeks ago after returning to the restaurant from 20 years ago . The Mallard (Roast…read morebeef) was awesome as I remember it . However, the service was below average but not anything to complain about . However, I walked in today to eat lunch and now I remember why I placed Isaac's on a 20 year ban! Piss poor service . No acknowledgment, lack of care , employees just standing around . This might be an ownership issue but it needs fixed . See you in another 20 years !!!!

Mom wanted soup for lunch (AGAIN) and I wanted a salad but I didn't want Panera's (AGAIN). That's…read morehow we ended up at Isaac's. Isaac's menu is mainly sandwiches, salads and flatbreads. There were a few soups available but none really enticed me. Mom went for the soup and half sandwich meal. She chose the pepperjack tomato soup and a half Reuben. She really didn't care for the soup and the Reuben she deemed just "okay". I opted for the ruffle salad and added chicken salad. The salad was large and had a wide variety of typical salad accouterments while the chicken salad was full of cranberries and crunch. Really, it was nothing special, but with the thick housemade ranch dressing, it still was good. It was also large - I brought half of it home. Isaac's was a good change of pace for us. Next time I think I'll try one of their sandwiches. I'm pretty sure mom will skip the soup.

My favorite diner. Food is always cooked perfectly and served promptly. Their burgers and French…read morefries are the best around!

Not realizing a second location existed from the same owners, I stumbled upon this establishment as…read moreI was looking for breakfast at a diner that was nearby. It was a typical diner experience. I was seated quickly and service was quick, efficient and friendly. I ordered the Centerville Omelette which had ham, bacon, sausage, onions, mushroom, green pepper and cheese. The omelette was filling. I asked for my potatoes extra crispy and they fell short on this request but overall I was satisfied with my meal. I would definitely consider revisiting this diner in the future.