Restaurants near Elizabethville

“Love the BLT sandwich and other items sold there”

“Fantastic food, excellent Italian cuisine and a surprising lunch menu with creative and delicious sandwiches and soup.”

“The staff is always so friendly in there. You never have to wait long for the girls to come to your table. The food is always good. I have never been disappointed.”

“Food was really good. Will definitely be back.”

“Amazing!!! The best pizza ever!!”

“Home cooked tasting meals at a solid value in a small town 30 minutes from Harrisburg. Tasty cheesesteak and hot turkey sandwich was enjoyed by my wife and I. Recommend a trip here.”

“When I walked in I was greeted by an employee Kelly Caster who was very personable, friendly and professional! She went out of her way to make sure everything was right and did so in a very timely manner! I would highly recommend going there!”

“Friendly staff and delicious snacks. Very often the friendly people working here offer samples in the Walmart store and have coupons for purchases at Auntie Anne's. I've never gotten a bad pretzel or pretzel-dog here. Area seems clean and tidy. Conveniently located in the Sub-way store inside Walmart.”

“I like that you can get lunch during breakfast hours.... They remodeled their drive thru and their lobby...Vegetarian options: All I know that is for vegetarians is the impossible whopper it's a plant base whopper.Parking: There is extra parking in Walmart it's next to the restaurant.Kid-friendliness: It's a family atmosphere”

“I went in yesterday, Sunday, to get some pretzels and a sub. It was all delicious and the girls working I there was three young lady’s around one. One was tall, the other two were around the same height. The food was great and the customer service was great.”

“this is the only way I could find to comment.... not usually a fan of this location, but I had to comment on how pleased I was with my service at the drive thru just now. the young gentleman at the 2nd window who gave me my food was so polite and had a pleasant demeanor. I didn't get his name but at noon on Monday, December 20th 2021, the young man working that window deserves major props!! Thank you!”

“The only things i can complain about is i wish we could change what kind of tea we want for the refreshers in the app ad i prefer black tea and whenever i get the choriza wrap it ends up being very cold in the middle like they arent cooking it long enough. Its very good but just needs a bit longer to make sure the entire filling gets hot.”

“Sunday, November 5th, 7:05pmThe crew that was working tonight, was very good. Made my food on time, and everything looked/tasted great. The main thing that caught me off guard, was the person at the window who thanked me for rounding up for the charity. That was the first time, like anywhere, someone had said thank you for that.. and I donated a lot. So, that kind of made my night, and that was pretty awesome of them. (Mind, I've been to Taco Bell plenty of times before, and I almost always round up.. this was still the first instance where someone recognized that)All around, this Taco Bell has a pretty good team working there currently.”

“This was our first time eating here and the food was tasty, hot and delicious! We'll be back!”

“I can not explain how much we love this place! I swear this is one of the only places that we go that my kids actually eat their whole meal. lolThey are always so friendly as soon as you walk in those doors! Best bang for your buck and food is always fresh . Plus, we love the cool coffee creations and smoothie’s they make. We wish we got there more but sometimes our schedules don’t allow it.”

“I absolutely love this place!! There are not many options in the area and I'm so thankful for this place. They have a decent menu selection and whatever I order is always amazing. Their lattes are my favorite. They are always consistently good. The prices are all fair and the service is super quick. The drive thru is my favorite for when I'm in a rush in the morning. Pictured is a cinnamon roll with cream cheese icing and a latte ?”

“The coffee is sooooo good. If you order a specialty coffee, it's always perfectly balanced. Never overly sweet or bitter. The atmosphere is also wonderful. Love being surrounded by the plants and fountains while sipping.Seriously, not enough good things can be said about the quality of the coffee and the atmosphere.The sandwiches are decent but pricey.My only major complaint is that other than putting a syrup in something they won't really make you a coffee that isn't on the menu. Which is really odd for a fully equipped coffee shop. Luckily for me all of the stuff on the menu is excellent!”

“Lake Tobias is one of my favorite places to visit when I am in PA! Friendly staff, affordable food, and the opportunities to interact with and feed a variety of animals make this wildlife park a unique and special place.The safari bus tours are my favorite part of this park! You are able to feed a variety of bison, gazelles, emus, etc. from your seat! You can purchase either pellets, popcorn, or carrots from the park and the prices are very reasonable. Pro tip: I have found that the animals really like the carrots and the kiddos really like the popcorn. The line for the tour can be long on busy days so make sure to bring something to entertain your kids. The animals eat right from your hand, which can be overwhelming for little ones or people with sensory sensitivities. The bus drivers are very knowledgeable and provide a variety facts about the animals and the park during the tour.The petting zoo has standard goats, camels, deer, etc. Be careful with the camels, some of them like scratches but some of them do not! Make sure that you stop by and pet the baby animals that are being socialized to humans near the petting zoo! I have been able to pet a baby bison, a calf, and a bunch of baby emus that were not as soft as I thought they were going to be. The exhibits are informative and some of the animals have a lot of space. The giraffes are a really long walk from the rest of the exhibits so be prepared! There is a hiking trail that will take you to the entrance of the giraffe exhibit that has birds and a very grumpy bobcat along the way. The trail has hills and is not disability or senior friendly so keep that in mind. If you stop by at the right time, then you may have the chance to feed a giraffe some lettuce or some other snack!Speaking of snacks, the food at the concession stands are delicious and very affordable! The burgers, chicken nuggets, and hot dogs at the Grille & Grub are all reasonably priced and hit the spot after all of that walking. The ice cream portions are generous and refreshing on hot summer days. There are a lot of covered seating areas near the concessions stands and scattered around the lakes. You can bring your own food if you want but with the affordable pricing at the concession stands you don't need to.If it is hot then make sure that you visit the reptile house or the museum for some air conditioning and information. The reptile house has exhibits around the walls of the building and you may get the chance to pet a snake or an alligator! There is a small amphitheater in the middle where keepers will bring out animals and give talks throughout the day. These talks are popular so get there early if you want a seat with a good view! The museum goes through the history of the park and is a loving tribute to the founder. There is an aquarium in the museum and staff who will show you some of the antlers or horns that the animals at the park have dropped.The park is open 10am - 5pm Monday to Friday and 10am - 6pm on weekends from June to August with shorter hours, limited activities, and/or only open weekends in April, May, September, October, and November (see the 2023 schedule below). Check back with the park website for their updated 2024 hours but the general concepts (only open for safari drive through in April and November, only open on weekends some months, etc.) have not changed in the past 3 years that I have been visiting. If you are coming from the south and taking the 225, there is a crazy bend in the road that you really need to be careful of (see the photo below). The park is located in a rural area but there is signage as you get closer to let you know that you are going the right way. You need to go past the John Deere store to get to the entrance. Parking is always free and admission at the time of this review was $19 for anyone age 3+ and includes all of the exhibits and the safari. You can pay $10 for the exhibits alone, but I highly recommend that you add on the safari! Active duty military and veterans are free with military ID. They don't have a way to purchase ti”

“Lake Tobias is one of my favorite places to visit when I am in PA! Friendly staff, affordable food, and the opportunities to interact with and feed a variety of animals make this wildlife park a unique and special place.The safari bus tours are my favorite part of this park! You are able to feed a variety of bison, gazelles, emus, etc. from your seat! You can purchase either pellets, popcorn, or carrots from the park and the prices are very reasonable. Pro tip: I have found that the animals really like the carrots and the kiddos really like the popcorn. The line for the tour can be long on busy days so make sure to bring something to entertain your kids. The animals eat right from your hand, which can be overwhelming for little ones or people with sensory sensitivities. The bus drivers are very knowledgeable and provide a variety facts about the animals and the park during the tour.The petting zoo has standard goats, camels, deer, etc. Be careful with the camels, some of them like scratches but some of them do not! Make sure that you stop by and pet the baby animals that are being socialized to humans near the petting zoo! I have been able to pet a baby bison, a calf, and a bunch of baby emus that were not as soft as I thought they were going to be. The exhibits are informative and some of the animals have a lot of space. The giraffes are a really long walk from the rest of the exhibits so be prepared! There is a hiking trail that will take you to the entrance of the giraffe exhibit that has birds and a very grumpy bobcat along the way. The trail has hills and is not disability or senior friendly so keep that in mind. If you stop by at the right time, then you may have the chance to feed a giraffe some lettuce or some other snack!Speaking of snacks, the food at the concession stands are delicious and very affordable! The burgers, chicken nuggets, and hot dogs at the Grille & Grub are all reasonably priced and hit the spot after all of that walking. The ice cream portions are generous and refreshing on hot summer days. There are a lot of covered seating areas near the concessions stands and scattered around the lakes. You can bring your own food if you want but with the affordable pricing at the concession stands you don't need to.If it is hot then make sure that you visit the reptile house or the museum for some air conditioning and information. The reptile house has exhibits around the walls of the building and you may get the chance to pet a snake or an alligator! There is a small amphitheater in the middle where keepers will bring out animals and give talks throughout the day. These talks are popular so get there early if you want a seat with a good view! The museum goes through the history of the park and is a loving tribute to the founder. There is an aquarium in the museum and staff who will show you some of the antlers or horns that the animals at the park have dropped.The park is open 10am - 5pm Monday to Friday and 10am - 6pm on weekends from June to August with shorter hours, limited activities, and/or only open weekends in April, May, September, October, and November (see the 2023 schedule below). Check back with the park website for their updated 2024 hours but the general concepts (only open for safari drive through in April and November, only open on weekends some months, etc.) have not changed in the past 3 years that I have been visiting. If you are coming from the south and taking the 225, there is a crazy bend in the road that you really need to be careful of (see the photo below). The park is located in a rural area but there is signage as you get closer to let you know that you are going the right way. You need to go past the John Deere store to get to the entrance. Parking is always free and admission at the time of this review was $19 for anyone age 3+ and includes all of the exhibits and the safari. You can pay $10 for the exhibits alone, but I highly recommend that you add on the safari! Active duty military and veterans are free with military ID. They don't have a way to purchase ti”

“Delicious, large portions, reasonably priced. We always take some home which feeds the 2 of us at least one more meal.”

“Literally the best in this area. An always changing menu and very good staff. I wasn’t expecting 5 star quisine, more like bar food. But, it was just short of a high quality restaurant. And, it’s very cheap even in todays time. I’ll take it over anything in the Tri county area.”

“A very friendly and casual atmosphere. The service and food were very good.We spoke with the owner and decided to have our family Christmas dinner there.They agreed to accommodate our group of 50 after their normal hours on a Sunday afternoon.”

“The members of Lykens Fire Company are like Brothers and Sisters in the Fire Service. They are very friendly and willing to do whatever they can for their community and surrounding area.”

“My wife and I love going here. We know the owner and his girlfriend they are great people. They have great food and ice cream. There prices are excellent. Affordable for everyone.”

“I was fortunate enough to be able to purchase a bottle of their delicious peach sangria at the Orwigsburg Farmer's Market. I look forward to trying some of their other selections as well.”

“During a recent adventure, we stumbled upon the Carsonville Hotel, a delightful find that we discovered through Facebook. The allure of their seafood Bloody Mary special was too tempting to resist, and it certainly did not disappoint.As we perused the menu, the buffalo chicken nachos caught our eye, and what a fantastic choice they were! Each bite was a perfect harmony of flavors, leaving us thoroughly impressed and eager for more.But the true star of the show was the Thin Mint Cheesecake. It was nothing short of fabulous, a dessert that managed to be both refreshingly minty and decadently creamy all at once.The Carsonville Hotel has etched a special place in our hearts, and we're already looking forward to our next visit. For anyone who finds themselves in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by—you won't regret it!”

“It’s great to have gray tasting plant-based options that go beyond a baked potato. Friendly and clean.”

“My hubbs & I recently stopped as 1st time diners & we both were pleasantly pleased with how exceptionally good the food was. We both had burgers and it was quite noticeable that the meat was not a processed fast food patty. Fresh cut fries and breaded mushrooms were good. Shout out to our waitress, Haley, who went over & above to make sure there were no additives in the ice cream that would cause me ill affects. And to wash down an excellent lunch was their sweet mint tea: L O V ED I T!!! Well worth the trip folks”

“This place is the greatest! I eat here all the time and I brag about it to others. The girl who answers the phone is a complete sweetheart and so nice and great with the customers. I can’t get enough of this place. Thank you all locations for your amazing hospitality and cleanliness big hugs to all of you!!!!!!”

“*Update* got a burger tonight. Somehow better than last night. What a great burger.In town for business. Staying up at the lodge. Decided to grab their burger and fries.Very delicious. Its a Good, juicy and flavorful burger. I'm actually going to reorder tonight.”