Always great microbrews available. Great place for salads, appetizers and pizza. Karaoke and trivia during the week are also a must as well as hanging outside on the terrace during the summer.
the best restaurant in Philadelphia...service is superb...both the main menu as well as bar savona are impeccable. everything from pizzas to dover sole to the innovative cocktails is not to miss!
The hostess made us really uncomfortable by asking if we were dining or not then almost declined us a table when we wanted to get dessert. Plenty of empty tables 1 hr to closing. Are you kidding?rude!
Agreed about cheesesteak eggrolls - best ever! Horseradish dipping sauce is ill! Also, try the Imperial Stout or Pig Iron Porter.
All oven baked pizzas are really good, Chicken Domani might make you want to get something spicy to cool down the cheesiness. Pastas in general are good too! Price is somewhat fair.
Outstanding entrées include boeuf bourguignon with fresh buttered pasta and steak frites with peppercorn sauce. Fridays: try the seafood-rich bouillabaisse. Sundays: go for the coq au vin.
One of the best restaurants in Conshy. Ask to sit outside, and order the Braised Beef Short Rib and Mac & Cheese for dinner. Still hungry? Try the massive homemade chipwich for dessert!
Take the shuttle or a nice walk to the Iron Hill Brewery from The Marriott Courtyard at the University of Delaware! I suggest this to our clients ; )
Get the filet. And make sure to order the hot chocolate cake when you order your entree
Yelp says this place is closed... but it's definitely OPEN. The aged ribeye was amazing.
This is a former Ritz and it shows. The decor is classy and beautiful. The beds are the best hotel beds I've slept in.
Congratulations. "Saveur" magazine named this one of the "Top 100 Experiences in the World." You've only got 99 more to go!
Next time, book the chef's table. It's available for dinner Monday through Thursday with seating for up to seven.
Chosen as Philadelphia Magazine's #5 best restaurant in Philadelphia! Read more.
Check what time sunset is on the day you want to go and make reservations for 30 minutes before. Ask for a window table. We were accommodated and had a lovely sunset.
This place was beautiful. The piano experience was like something out of a movie. HUGE prime rib. Pricey but worth it.
The Bangers & Mash are awesome. Kerry is also the best server EVER! I always come here when I visit Philly.
This engraving depicts General Washington and Layafette at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777-8. Their troops would go on to win a decisive victory at Monmouth, the last major battle in the north. Read more.
This is the future home of The Museum of the American Revolution. Learn more at americanrevolutioncenter.org!
After you watch the movie, go directly to the print shop. The Park Rangers who give printing press demonstrations can answer any question you can imagine about the printing press.
This building, completed in the 1750s, is where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were deliberated and adopted.
While you are checking out ROCKY make time to go to the PHILADELPHIA ART MUSEUM! It's right behind Rocky (Rocky runs up the Art Museum steps) and home to priceless ART from around the world.
The Staircase Group painting is said to have fooled George Washington, who said hello as he passed two boys on a staircase. Except the boys weren't there, and neither was the staircase. Read more.
Did you know? Though many visit just for “the Rocky steps” in front, this is in fact one of the largest art museums in the country – the main building alone has 200 galleries! Read more.
If you're into human history or digging up old stuff, you've hit the jackpot. Mummies, Roman statues, the third largest sphinx on the planet - You can literally discover the entire world here.
The Chinese Rotunda, one of the largest unsupported masonry domes in the World, houses a collection of Chinese monumental art that spans thousands of years. Read more.
The public tour is free, you just need to present a photo id. By federal law, no taking photographs inside! Read more.
The Bethlehem Star, which adorns South Mountain sits on a 91-foottall steel frame and lights the way to Bethlehem each day beginning at 4:30pm. Let it lead you in!
Let Church St. awe you with its’ gorgeous collection of 18th c. Germanic architecture. Be sure to stop into Bethlehem Apothecary and see their inventory from 1757! Read more.
One of PA’s most visited natural wonders and for good reason, it’s a stunning underground view. Pack a sweater or hoodie, it gets chilly as you descend 125 feet. Read more.
Go diving at Dutch Springs, buy a Seasons's Pass and get free Night dives. Read more.
Fantastic vegetarian selection. Everything is delicious for lunch or dinner.
Eat everything on the menu! This place is amazing...food is great. Try the empanadas and torta de tres leches
U.S. President Gerald Ford was famously caught on film steering a riverboat ship during his Presidency! Enjoy countless themed cruises like Murder Mystery, Pirates, Fall Foliage, Fireworks, and more! Read more.
A pair of “unpickable” handcuffs presented to Harry Houdini are on display... but did these secretly-constructed cuffs mystify Houdini? As seen on Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum.
The butter pecan ice cream is Soraya’s favorite cone in America! This is the oldest creamery in Pennsylvania and has always been run by Penn State University’s Agriculture School.
Learn all about the Lenape Indians inside this Historic PA German stone farmhouse. If you have some time, check out the 2 hiking trails. Read more.
Great new place to stay downtown! Walk to everything in minutes from here, including Gettysburg College campus. Rooms are huge and welcoming.
Awesome, best Marriott brand hotel in Harrisburg, great service, breakfast and workout area
First of two weeks we had a pool view room. Made it nice to not have bright sunshine beating into the room in the AM. Rooms are nice and clean and modern. Stay here. You won't regret it.
Ask for the bed and breakfast special - 4 adults get breakfast for just a $5 upgrade fee when you check-in. Great deal
You can't beat the value of this all suites extended stay property! Rated #1 on trip advisor!
Great location with close drive thru Starbucks, Cafe Fresco and Neato Burrito, local stores and area to walk.
Notice how there is so much pristine farmland surrounding Hershey? Won't see that anywhere else. Thank Mr. Hershey. He gave the land to the Hershey Trust along with his chocolate company fortune.
Eat at the Hershey Pantry. Breakfast has been voted number one in South Central Pa for 10 years. Ask for me, Andy and let me know you found this place on foursquare!
There are so many great things to do in Hershey!!! Don't miss Chocolate World, Hersheypark, Hotel Hershey, the Hershey Museum, and Troegs brewery just to name a few!!!
Hershey, it's the sweetest town on earth..... And now they are setting up shop in China!
Did you know that every Spring, the Hershey Gardens welcomes 40,000 tulips?! And that admission is FREE if you are a guest at The Hotel Hershey?! Be sure to experience the "Butterfly House"! Read more.
Gardens are a nice place to see flowers, trees, and herbs you may not normally see. Children's garden is full of touchable and fragrant plants. Also, fun activities. Plan on spending a few hours here.
U.S. President George Washington loved chocolate, perhaps that's how he got his wooden teeth! The average American eats 11.7 lbs. of chocolate a year - learn more on the FREE HERSHEY'S chocolate tour! Read more.
Hundreds of people acting like they've never purchased candy before and might never have the chance to again. (although the average waistline tells a different tale)
Check out CYOCB for an immersive factory experience where you get to activate the production of your own candy bar on an authentic factory line!
This interactive museum guides visitors on an inspirational journey through Milton S. Hershey's lifetime. Attractions include Chocolate Lab, Countries of Origin Choco Tasting, Cafe Zooka and more! Read more.
Guaranteed to bring out the kid in everyone, the museum’s Chocolate Lab offers participatory classes such as tempering, molding, dipping and even making chocolate from scratch.
Pay the extra $3 for the Apprentice program for the kids. It's a scavenger hunt throughout the museum and they get surprises along the way. Keeps them occupied and especially older kids learn a lot.
Even before U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, this hotel opened during The Great Depression and has been the region’s premier four-star resort for nearly 80 years! Read more.
One fo the few old hotels left that keep up to date and are as special today as 50 years ago.... Read more.
Try the Chicken and Biscuits with Ham and Bean Soup, the recipe served to Robert E Lee and the Confederate soldiers after the Battle of Gettysburg. Then tour the Inn to see 250 years of history.
Lincoln Highway marker commemorates site where General Lee planned his Gettysburg Battle strategy.
Great little place for the price and location! Recently renovated I'm told. Breakfast is AWESOME!
Great breakfast food. The waffles are excellent. We always stop in when we are in town. Lunch and dinner not as good as their breakfast.
Do not miss out on this place while visiting Gettysburg! Old 1800s tavern. Sooooo charming. Stone walls, fireplace, natural spring! The baked onion soup was second to none. A must visit!
This is a great place to eat. Need to make reservations. Not open very often. They took a old barn and made a restaurant. They also have a B and B. Go try it, good food alittle pricey but worth it.
farthest American Civil War line of advance of "The Assaulting Column" of the Confederate "Longstreet's assault" into the Union Army defensive line during July 3 of the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg
Gettysburg's newest historical museum is the site of a Civil War field hospital that operated in the seminary's Schmucker Hall, now restored and set to open on July 1. Read more.
"Cemetery Ridge was the scene of some of the severest fighting and on which is situated the National Soldiers' Cemetery. Here President Lincoln attended the consecration of the Soldiers' Monument."
Definitely spend the few dollars to see the movie narrated by Morgan Freeman and the original 1884 Cyclorama. They are both amazing.
Scene of heavy fighting during the Second Day of battle, as Longstreet's Confederate forces attacked and forced the Union artillery back up Cemetery Hill.
