Location: Elysburg
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Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Elysburg, Pennsylvania, United States. Elysburg is a census-designated place (CDP) in Ralpho Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is seventy miles north of Harrisburg. The population was 2,194 at the 2010 census. The area's biggest attraction is Knoebels Amusement Park, which is known for having two wooden roller coasters and free admission.
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10. Pine Barn Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By Stokealini
The menu looks like thereâs a lot of good food to choose from and the Caesar Salad was certainly ok as salads go. There was nothing wrong with it - just nothing really special either. The âcrab cakesâ were unlike any crab cake Iâve ever eaten. They were more like a couple of scoops of crab tinged glop - there was a taste of crab, but mostly bread and spices that were not particularly good. The texture was like that of tuna salad and the scoops of this mixture were served with rice and stewed tomatoes. It was a strange combination. I was in town for business and decided to eat where we were staying on the first night. We did not return. Iâm sure thereâs better food somewhere nearby. Hello Stokealini, we are very sorry to hear that you had anything less than an incredible experience when dining with us. Our Food and Beverage Director, Brien Reynolds, would love to hear more details from you if you would like to reach out to him, his email is [email protected]. We hope that we can have the chance to change your opinion in the future and appreciate that you took the time to share your experience with us. Thank you so much.
9. Sweet Tooth Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By jskinner73
We were here for breakfast. Start was tiny sweet rolls...just enough. I had cream chipped beef on a ham and cheese omelet. Some of the best SOS I've ever had. The servings are ample. The service staff is pleasant and attentive. The prices are too low for the quality and content but fit the depressed region. Close to my home town so this will be a regular stop.
8. Old Forge Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 391 reviews
FORGED BY HAND. CRAFTED WITH PRIDE. We opened our doors in 2008 with a few goals in mind: - to make the best beer and food possible - to utilize local business, artisans, farmers, and craftsmen whenever possible - to never sacrifice quality for growth Des
Reviewed By Chris C
I made reservations for 14 that changed multiple times to as many as 24 people. The people taking the reservations were amazingly understanding and accommodating. We had a private room upstairs where set-up as previously discussed when making the final reservation. Multiple checks all managed without a problem. Service was attentive and friendly. 5+ Stars on their administrative and guest management skills. But we were there for the food and drink. We weren't disappointed. Everyone liked their meals. The menu has an interesting variety of foods offered. There was something for everyone. I had the beef tacos and my wife had the shrimp. Both were great and reasonably priced, especially for the quality of the food. The menu online is not current to last Friday's offerings. Lots of free samples on the beers with some tough decisions because all were good. A couple of people ordered wine and said that selection was fairly average. All agreed we would dine there when we return next year.
7. Coney Island
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Burger and hotdogs only!
Reviewed By Hockey8729
Yes, as previous reviews state, the price is about $4+ for a hotdog and hamburger but it's worth it! The taste and quality haven't changed which is great! Of course it's your natural hole in the wall establishment in a more than depressed area but it's never waiver on keeping some good guilty pleasure food in the area!
6. Patio Grill
Reviewed By Bluebirdsinging
Ate at the Patio Grill at Knoebels Amusement Park for lunch. French fries were hot. Service was good.
5. Potato Barn / Rib-B-Q
Reviewed By jmid7777
Have eaten at many venues at Knoebals but the rib sandwiches bring me back every visit.The seating is ample considering the crowds and just the outside views of this great eatery.Excellent choices at excellent prices!!!
4. The Wharf
Reviewed By Bill M
Knoebels has some great ice cream, but if you want something different, you can get Italian Water Ice here.It's also a nice place to eat that usually doesn't get too crowded & the seating along the creek is nice (check out the swan family). The menu seems to change annually...they had awesome waffle fries & a Knoebels dog (with a large pickle slice), but they may or may not still be available.
3. The Oasis
Reviewed By lds1331
Cant complaine a great food place great service friendly people worth every penny food is slamming?..
2. Masser's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Hockey8729
We just started going back to Masser's after about a 2 year absent due to lack of quality of food and being served cold food. We took a chance again recently and were pleased to find things had turned around! Food is just as advertised - delicious, homemade, and HOT! Friendly wait staff and decent time of service. Really glad this restaurant is back to good quality home cooking and dining!
1. Alamo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By gerard a
Knoebels Alamo has changed a bit. Their Hot Sausage had little flavor. The onions and peppers were boiled in water, instead of grilled. Still good coleslaw, but the French Fries were limp (as if they were sitting around for 4 hours). I pumped ketchup........but it didn't help. We threw half of it away
