10 Best Pubs near Harrisburg

“We’ve been to Pub 49 often and I have to rave on their pizza because you wouldn’t typically think Pub + Pizza.Their deep dish is by far better than any pizza I’ve had living in NC for 11 years but everything their pizza maker has made is a home run. The pepperoni rolls - delicious!Tonight I had a 8” personal pizza while my husband got his usual. The pizza was piping hot, fully of flavor and cooked perfectly. This beats any pizza shop and is my now go to for pizza. Try it. You won’t regret it. And please have the deep dish more than one day a month.“

“The staff is sometimes preoccupied with their personal conversations and cell phones and aren't being attentive to patrons who've entered the restaurant. The wings are amazing so are the fries some of the best around. The portions are generous we enjoy the food!“

“This is a pretty good dive bar. Drinks are good, fast, and reasonably priced. A couple tables out front, but it is mostly inside seating at the bar and other high top tables. They sometimes have live music inside too. This is a great spot for a beer after work or just a casual meetup with friends, not your spot for a night on the town so to speak. All that said, you should go check it out“

“My partner and I found this place around 3 months ago and have made it a regular visit for getting outside of Charlotte. The food is the best I’ve had for a bar setting and the drinks are just a bonus. Love seeing something new every time we come. The variety and creativity really make this place stand out. Highly recommend!“

“Drove by this place for over 6 years as I work in the area. Finaly decided to stot by for a beer. Chill and down to earth place. Very friendly staff and prices are great. Pool tables and TVs are there for you to enjoy. Good variety of brown liquor. My only thing is that there are no local beers. Just the usual. Didn't have any food so I will have to come back.“

“I went there with my husband before a checkers game. I play pool competitively and wanted to see what this establishment had to offer. Coin operated 7ft tables. I believe it was $1.50 per game. Met some regulars that were friendly. Tables looked decent. I ordered a Cobb salad. Wasn't what I thought it would be. It was ground chicken instead of a filet of chicken. It still was good just different from the norm. Service was good as it was roughly 430pm. I would like to see it when it's busy to have a more accurate review. I would still go back when I'm on that side of town.“

“This location did NOT accommodate me, but I understand…My whole life I believed Celiac disease was not a real thing and it was just a sham invented by the picky eaters, until my doctor diagnosed me with Celiacs in 2019 at the age of 34. My diet is very restricted now, and I’m mostly limited to eating at Moe’s Southwest Grill.As I usually do when I go out to eat with friends, I bring takeout Moe’s to the location. However, The Flying Saucer did NOT take kindly to this and informed me I must leave the premises immediately, quote “we do NOT allow outside food here!”I explained my condition to the waitress that informed me I must depart, but he did not care. I was able to strike up a deal with him though. If I could beat him in a round of darts, I could stay and eat my Moe’s, but if I lost, I’d have to rate a 5 star review on google.This was the Saturday night that the Duke and UNC game was on, so the bar was packed, yet everyone in there turned their attention to watch our game of darts! It was so crowded there were people lined on either side of the dart board so tightly, if you missed the board there would be serious injury. It was similar to a PGA tour tee shot.The game came down to the wire, we had both busted twice, he had finally reached his goal of 201 points, and I had to hit a 2 to win it and I hit the target for the draw! But the dart didn’t stick! The bar erupted and stormed us, as I was trying to call for replay review!Moral of the story is don’t bring Moe’s into the Flying Saucer, and I lost in darts. 5/5 stars…“

“We came Sunday for a football game. Great atmosphere. No food served, but they did have a food tent outside due to the game.Not a ton of seating but you can definitely see the game as it was broadcasted on multiple screens.Not a lot of parking next to the entrance, but you can park on the street.“

“I ordered to-go, as there was a group I shared meals with. The server who'd taken our order was so polite, including the hostess, Mia. I ordered: 2 orders of nachos which were THE BOMB dot COM‼️ , a veggie burger with sweet potato fries, 15 wings, a chicken wrap, and seafood ravioli i think. I was satisfied and so were the people who ate. I'm happy we came here to order food. We didn't wait long for such a big order, however, I appreciate the service and kind people who ensured our short stay was welcomed.Vegetarian options: They had a veggie burgerParking: Easy parking and parking spaces designated for pick up ordersKid-friendliness: The children are friendly“

“Six of us went after a track meet 3/16/24. We enjoyed the little whole in the wall looking place with an outside deck ( bringing my cigars next time ?) The food we had was good, pizza, salad the potato wedges needed to be crispier. The wings we had Honey Cajun Lemon Pepper were fantastic Quryon (Julianna) (local)suggested them were fantastic. Next time in town we will return an ask for Heather our overwhelmed server. She was great and alone despite having new people on staff. We would have stayed longer couldn't get drinks because the bar tender an others were busy consoling the very very lit lady, ??(WGW ssshh) morning the resent death of an employee. Our condolences to the staff.The hole place hidden as it is from the road could use a face lift an body surgery. With food like it has it's got to look better ?. A little more lighting, keep the stage add bud light lime. Be prepared if you go it looks low grade home town but you can have fun bring company.Mr. Glenn party of six!!!!!!Thanks Quryon an JuliannaWheelchair accessibility: There was a wheelchaired person at the bar. I give them kudos for accessibility.“