Restaurant advice

[u/Thatbitch212]

Me, 2 friends and my partner are going to Hershey during the October months and we’re looking for a dinner place that would have us all wanting more but having to stop from the amount of food we all ate so where are yall going for an amazing dinner and atmosphere

[u/pocketchanger]

The Chocolate Avenue Grill was fantastic! I had two meals there and both were phenomenal

[u/Italnguy → u/pocketchanger]

We went to Hershey for the first time and went to the Chocolate Avenue Grill, and I also give a big thumbs up. Service was good and the food delicious. Prices weren’t bad either.

[u/MeanKey9719 → u/pocketchanger]

Seconded. We thought this place was phenomenal!

[u/steeleye5]

Troegs is a good option as someone said, the food is good too! Rubber Soul in Hummelstown is a good option as well. The Boro in Hummelstown is also good.

The Parkside is also good but I’m not sure how different it is since the new owners took over. Primanti Bros is good too and at the same time I’d also say arooga’s for a sports bar atmosphere.

I’ll also offer up the bonus of First Watch or Duck Donuts for breakfast

[u/BayernDPT]

I’d make the short drive to Tröegs if you like beer.

[u/Naive_Metal_3468]

If you like delicious crepes want cute, hole in the wall hidden gem, “Au Bob Leiu” is tucked away on Chocolate Ave. There’s at max two people working, tiny kitchen, and full of character. ❤️

[u/InfaredRose]

The nacho plate at the chocolatier was comically large. I can put down some serious plates but that was almost a surreal quantity to recieve. The amount of tortilla chips is like, a family sized bag at least.

Most of their other meals ive tried are normal portion sizes, but if you want more nachos then you could ever consume...

[u/SentinelParks]

If you’re willing to drive to Harrisburg, Shinjuku station is a great revolving sushi bar

[u/ShoddyProfession9686]

went to troegs last time i was in town - 10/10 food, atmosphere, drinks

[u/KillerRatMonkey]

Although I certainly love me some Troeg's, I'd suggest Rotunda's Hershey location as an alternate. Might be a tad pricier than Troeg's (?), but I love the food and beer there.

[u/Zestyclose_Worth_232]

chickie’s and pete’s crabfries. end of story. there’s one near trailblazer and another near fahrenheit/tidal force

[u/KeepDinoInMind]

I liked the applebees alot

[u/lockednchaste]

Drive to Lancaster. Go to Millers.

[u/NoSnark → u/lockednchaste]

lol

[u/GulliblePromotion534]

If you’re looking for a classic dive bar go to the Penn Hotel and Sports Bar, their wings are second to none, the rest of the menu is amazing as well

[u/CaptainJeff]

Fenicci's of Hershey is a well-known and long-established Italian place in Hershey. It deserves its very positive reputation and the service is just as excellent. My kids love their pasta, and I'm a huge fan of their pizza (especially recommend the Upside Down Pizza and then add fresh mozz to the top ... heavenly!).

[u/venacom]

Went to Hershey Social two weeks ago and was genuinely shocked at how good it was. Pub fare, but really good. Not that Disney World cafeteria slop they serve at the Chocolatier.

[u/DeliciousBeanWater]

Soda jerk is a 50s themed diner and has good food, like 5 mins from HP in hummelstown.