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Marietta is a borough in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 2,689 at the 2000 census. It is located on the east bank of the Susquehanna River just north of Columbia.
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1. Bully's Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
Completely restored railroad hotel built in 1903. Operating as a full-service Inn & Restaurant, Bully's has been described by many as one of the best-kept secrets in Lancaster & York. The Inn has 11 well appointed rooms all with private baths, iron beds, flat screen TV's, & WIFI. Great for weddings, long-term business stays & Get-a-way weekend specials. The Restaurant & Pub boast a hand-carved oak bar, tin ceilings & jazz music in the background. With over 200 different bottles to choose from we have one of the largest and finest selections of micro, craft, and import beers around that carter to the true beer connoisseur. We also offer fine wines & spirits with one of the best "Back" bars around, including an excellent selection of Single Malt Scotch, Bourbon Whiskey, fine Cognac, Brandy, Ports, & Sherry. Our American-style cuisine has been dubbed, “Upscale Casual” comfort food with a twist which includes a wide variety of light fare, soups, distinctive entrees, and fine desserts. Open Mon-Fri at 4:00 pm for dinner, Sat 1-4 pm for lunch and 4-pm for dinner. Closed Sundays.
Reviewed By DaveJody - Greencastle, PA, USA
nice pub. Quiet when we were there. Quick service and food was excellent. good selection of beers. priced right
2. John Wright Store & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 404 reviews
Enjoy casual dining in a restored silk mill along the Susquehanna River. Our four seasons Dining Room, a timbered structure that extends from our building and is enclosed on three sides with glass, has a breathtaking view of the River at one of its widest points. The menus include fresh, locally produced foods which vary with the seasons. In the summertime, some are grown on the premises. The temperature controlled dining room is open for lunch, dinner, Saturday Breakfast, and Sunday brunch. If you are looking for a banquet facility for an event, please conside our newly renovated, River Room located on the second floor. Our seasonal Pizza Patio restaurant is open from May until September featuring Wood Fired Pizza's!
Reviewed By LouisePennsylvania - Pennsylvania
The banquet room was not big enough to comfortably accommodate the 110 guests in our party. The room was dark and we could hardly see each other. The acoustics were poor and we could barely hear the people at our table. There was no view as there were no windows. The buffet, which started well behind schedule, was cramped into a small corner of the room. By the time we were called to the slow-moving single carving station, the beef was cold. In fact, the salmon and vegetables were cool, too. All drinks, including sodas and teas, had to be ordered and picked up at the bar. With only one bartender on duty, it was an extremely long wait to get any kind of beverage. Water glasses were not refilled, and dirty plates were not removed promptly. The slow lines and long wait time for everything made the evening feel like it was dragging on. By the time we got to the Program, people had begun to leave and a few even nodded off. A female waitress became argumentative and condescending when I asked if she knew when dessert would start. There is absolutely no excuse for this type of behavior from an employee!!
3. Railroad House Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Nestled on the banks of the mighty Susquehanna River, located inside an 1820's Railroad Hotel, the Railroad House Inn is an upscale dining experience serving unique food in a historic one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Featuring all craft beer draft menu, a signature drink menu, and a great wine list available.
Reviewed By PetriJoyce - Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Saturday brunch was great! The chef made some fabulous dishes. We are going to be back soon.
My pear and Gorgonzola salad with grilled salmon was phenomenal. The steak and eggs were so tasty, too. The potatoes had a lovely spicy sauce on them.
Come here to indulge. It’s fairly priced for how fabulous our food was. We spent around $45 for two entrees and coffee.
I love bringing my friends from out of town here.
Atmosphere: 5/5
Food: 5/5
Service: 5/5
4. Harvey's Main Street BBQ
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By billPADutch - Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania
I guess it’s all in peoples’ preferences, but I didn’t like the sauce they used to create their ribs.
Now I was very pleased with the service & the ambience, and the onion rings—which were super—but the ribs not so much.
I was glad I only ordered a half rack, when before I’ve always ordered a full rack.
I contrast this with the last ribs I had which were tiny & servd with terrible fries but were so good tasting I ordered a full rack to take home.
If I ever return, I’ll try the brisket.
5. Gus's Keystone Family Rest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By FrankMig451 - White Haven, Pennsylvania
We were staying in Elizabethtown, PA visiting our soon to be married daughter and needed a place for dinner as eating in plans changed. My daughter recommended Gus's cause we were thinking to have breakfast for dinner. That changed as soon as we saw the extensive menu. The Clam Chowder passed the spoon test - stood straight up.It was creamy rich delicious. We shared the breaded veggies which were fresh and severed piping hot with ranch dressing. I had the Gyro - it was bigger than expected and very good. We shared a side of corn fritters - super sweet and tasty.
Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. Next time we visit my daughter - I am hoping we hit Gus's for a meal.
6. Hinkle's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Eva P - Newark, Delaware
Throw back to old times. The restaurant is actually located inside the Pharmacy Store. You sit at either at the counter or booths situated around a counter. The menu is varied and reasonable given the size of the restaurant. We went here after Turkey Hill Experience for a bite to eat. Closes early on Sunday so beware. Much better than fast food and pizza in the area. Would definitely recommend for something different but still quick.
7. McCleary's Public House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By Michael D - York, Pennsylvania
McCleary's is a fantastic Irish pub that is off the beaten path. I got their shepherds pie. Absolutely delicious! They have a fantastic pub in front and a more modernized seating area in the back. The atmosphere is perfect. The prices are right in line...MoreThank you for your review of McCleary's. Glad that you enjoyed it and hope to see you in the future! Cheers!
8. Burning Bridge Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Matt J
Ate at BBT as part of a fundraiser. Pulled pork and smoked chicken were outstanding. It sounds strange to say this but the coleslaw was amazing. A little jalepeno was added to give it a signature taste. The service was friendly and accommodating. A local bluegrass band was playing on the stage with a welcoming tavern experience all around. We are definitely going back again, and soon.
9. Union Station Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By MustLoveDogs - York, PA
The atmosphere is nice except for the occasional loud motorcycle. Food was excellent. We had the fried pickles, Union Reuben and the crab cake which looked fantastic. Always my go to place when meeting anyone from Lancaster and want to meet halfway between. Recommend highly...
10. Nick's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Diane M - Landisville
We have gone here a few times with relatives. My husband and I went ourselves. He had a cheesesteak with, his words, to many peppers, not enough meat. He likes peppers in his cheesesteak, but do not make that the main part. I had the rack of ribs. When I got to the tube like, rubbery stuff at the end of my ribs, almost made me gag. I am understanding that may have been cartilage. Never had that in ribs. Andrew Zimmern may love it, but I did not. Creme Brûlée for dessert was a big disappointment. Had it 2 years ago and was great. This time, way to much melted sugar on top, It is suppose to be a light coating, not an 1/8 inch thick. Was not as rich and creamy this time. Waitress was very nice, although she did not know what went with the ribs and forgot I was to get a salad with meal. With that said, it is a beautiful setting and everyone is very friendly.
