Location: Manheim
Top Restaurants in Manheim
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Pennsylvania, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Manheim
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Manheim, Pennsylvania, United States. Manheim (Pennsylvania Dutch: Mannem) is a borough in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 4,858 at the 2010 census. The borough was named after Mannheim, in Germany.
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10. Lititz Family Cupboard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
We are a family style restaurant located one mile north of historic downtown Lititz, next to the Rock Lititz Campus. We offer a unique blend of true PA Dutch Cuisine along with a sophisticated fare of delicious entrees, wraps, specialty salads, and deligh
Reviewed By KJL0823
Went here on a Saturday for a delicious breakfast. Very disappointed. Wet scrambled eggs were not wet or scrambled. Sausage was tasteless and bacon was not pan fried. Looked and tasted like it was microwaved. They had a buffet which we did not get, but suspect the bacon and sausage were retrieved from there as it looked the same. Will be a long while before we return, if ever.
9. Tomato Pie Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 873 reviews
An urban style eatery with a unique, simple, flavorful menu.Quality Espresso & Brew Coffee.A cozy, intimate atmosphere.
Reviewed By W899CHmaryb
We had heard about the Tomato Pie Cafe and completed our walking review of Litiz with a stop here. We're so glad we did. The quaint room where we ate, polite and scrubbed server and wonderful food were just what these tired feet needed. I had the tomato mushroom pie which came with a small salad and herb scone. Delightful!
8. Mary's Cheers Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Casual Bar/restaurant with seating for 50 people. Great Bar Food Menu. Homemade Soups, Mary's Chili, Salads, Wings, Wraps and Great Burgers & Sandwiches. Come in soon!
Reviewed By skiwvlikecrazy
Went there no place to go we just arrived at the campground there were a bunch of drunk patrons that looked like crackheads we ordered twdo sandwiches I asked for a bakedgot potato instead of fries the owner who served me I found out charged me 350 for that tiny potato I even left a tip she chuckled as we left never to this place she ripped us of for bad foodPeople like this I don't understand. You go out to eat and pay for what you order. No Crack heads just patrons who still dress like the hippies. No drunk patrons there that night. He did not order 2 sandwiches. Lady got Cod dinner he got oyster Sand. No fries come with Sandwiches only potato chips. So Baked potato is 3.50. Can't please everyone. I have been there 21 years and I have pleased many customers!
7. Bulls Head Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 605 reviews
Established in March 2010, The Bulls Head is modeled after a traditional British pub. This means great food, friendly conversation, and of course, quality beers. Keeping to the traditional practices of a British pub you will be greeted with a smile from t
Reviewed By Doreen J
A friend and I chose this spot to celebrate her birthday. I was stunned that they were so busy on a Tuesday night. She thoroughly enjoyed her fish and chips and Irish coffee. For me, chicken tikki masala and Walzâs Apple wine were excellent choices. I understand going to the bar to order is the norm in the UK, but it was a bit awkward as my friend had difficulty carrying her beverages, so we had to scramble a bit. Being a downtown Lancaster girl with tons of great options in the city, I rarely venture to Lititz. I may need to change that!Dear Doreen J,Thank you for your wonderful review! We are so pleased to hear that you and your friend enjoyed her birthday at our pub. We hope to see you again next time you venture up to Lititz.Cheers!Erin Stroyan-PeduzziAssistant General ManagerGeneral Sutter Inn & Bulls Head Public House
6. Lyndon Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By kek604
I eat regularly at the Lyndon Diner and I am always glad I was there. I'm there most often for breakfast, so my review has to be limited to that experience. Pancakes, waffles, egg specials, omelets, bacon, Canadian Bacon, scrapple, sticky buns, good coffee - they are always there. Our group gets service from 6+ servers, and they are always personable, knowledgeable, and ready to serve.
5. Manheim City Star Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By WendySue333
We have been going here for years. It doesnât matter what we get....breakfast, lunch, dessert....it is all amazing. The food is so good and fresh. Service is great, prices are fair. Love this place!!!
4. Forklift & Palate
Overall Ratings
3 based on 147 reviews
At Forklift & Palate Restaurant in Lancaster, PA, youâll enjoy a casual dining adventure unlike any other. With our unique recycled architecture, state-of-the-art green practices, and our location alongside the nationâs largest indoor sports complex, youâ
Reviewed By Donald M
Forklift and Palate is the resident restaurant of the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Mannheim, PA. Billed as the largest indoor sports facility in the USA, it is fitting that Forklift and Palate is much more than a pub for sporting folk. Forklift and Palate has a varied menu, a fine selection of craft beers and wines, and a welcoming ambience.My Caesar Salad was very fresh with the shrimp topping being ice cold, crisp, and firm. The ambience was upbeat enough to have me order dessert just to enjoy the uplifting spirit.
3. Brick House Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
We are a community gathering spot that strives to serve fresh local sourced items like you have never had before! I would say it is our creativity that you will see overtime you walk in the door. From a Water Fall Patio, Green House Dining, or enjoying th
Reviewed By qmiller1
We had breakfast and lunch here (ordered lunch to go after a yummy breakfast). Great service and fun casual, local vibe. All kinds of coffee selections (free refill coffee stand, every flavor syrup, cappuccinos, lattes, etc.). My daughter had the caramel Frappuccino and said it was ten times better than SBâs (and they love SB!). We had breakfast wraps (traditional, Mexican, etc) and pancakes (chocolate chip, fresh fruit covered, peanut butter and banana and pigs in a blanket style). And the fresh squeezed orange juice was the best Iâve had.
2. The Cat's Meow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By CathyL475
The restaurant is in an old home near the train station in town. The restaurant is not very handicapped accessible. There is an outdoor dining area which can seat disabled guests otherwise youâll need to climb a flight of stairs. I had very tasty stuffed shrimp. My friend had beef liver and onions. She said it was the best she had ever eaten. I tried a very tasty lemon raspberry cake for dessert. The decor is reminiscent of an old speakeasy club.
1. Kountry Kitchen Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By RetiredBeachers29526
While visiting the area, my wife and I stopped here for lunch. In the past, we had always driven by due to the high volume of vehicles in their parking lot. Today, we made it a point to stop in and give them a try. We were shown to a booth as soon as we stepped in the door, and our server was there taking our beverage order immediately, while we looked at their extensive menu. We placed our orders and waited just a short time before the food arrived at our table, looking freshly prepared and hot. The food was terrific, and there was an abundance of it, so much so that we took the remainders home for another meal. We were extremely pleased with our visit, and will definitely return when we visit the area again. Highly recommend!!
