Location: Palmyra
Top Restaurants in Palmyra
Top 10 American food in Palmyra, Pennsylvania, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Palmyra, Pennsylvania, United States. Palmyra is a borough in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is part of the Lebanon, Pennsylvania Metropolitan statistical area. The population was 7,096 at the 2000 census.
Things to do in Palmyra
10. Troegs Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 819 reviews
Reviewed By Patty K
I went here with my four adult children as we have been enjoying Troeg's beer for years and very really looking forward to visiting as part of our Hershey trip. We got to try newer brews and had excellent food which surpassed my expectations. The tour of the brewery was very educational and worth taking and pretty much paid for itself as it included a serving of beer with several samples throughout the tour, and a souvenir beer glass. We all bought a bunch of stuff in the souvenir shop which I thought was very reasonably priced. The tee shirt I bought for my husband is very soft, comfortable, and has a great fit. He wondered why all tee shirts aren't the same quality as the one from this place. (and he's super fussy with that stuff)
9. What if
Overall Ratings
4 based on 531 reviews
Reviewed By John K
This restaurant was recommended to me by a friend. Until then, I had never heard of it, and I'm really happy she told me about it. Now look, from the front, you might think "what the heck?" because it's kind of in a Howard Johnson's hotel. At least, you have to walk in its entrance to go downstairs to the restaurant. Nothing against Howard Johnson's, but just a heads up so you don't think it's connected to that hotel chain. Okay, getting past that, this place is wonderful for special occasions, or just to really treat yourself to a great meal. It's a bit pricey, though worth every penny. The service is terrific; the ambiance is quite nice; the food is wonderful, and if you don't eat a lot, you certainly get enough to take some home. We also found the server to be very accommodating, changing parts of an offer on the menu more to our liking. And when you get there, be sure to ask the server how the restaurant came to get its name. I found it very creative, as well as touching. We may not be able to afford to eat here every week, but we will certainly be back, and probably not just for a special occasion.
8. Rotunda Brew Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
A casual-bar-meets-interesting-menu concept. We are committed to establishing a new category of neighborhood restaurant. One that will maintain the classic attributes of comfort and affordability while delivering superior food and service to its guests. W
Reviewed By fordemt26
Walked across the street from hotel to this cute looking pub for a pre-concert beverage. Ordered beverages and decided after reviewing the menu to try a couple of appetizers. The cauliflower was delicious and the fries with wasabi aioli was amazing!
7. Texas Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By oceancitylover
Love the whole look of Texas Road House with the Rustic Decor, energetic Waiters and Waitresses. Great Steak and Fixings. The Peanuts , the butter. This place is alive with fun and a great staff. Great entertainment, and staff!
6. Duke's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
Reviewed By mommyboggs
While on our trip to Hershey PA we looked up near by restaurants offering wings n burgers. Staff was excellent! Food was v Dee ry good. We got fried pickles, very good. Wings,burger n tomato florentine soup. I wish I would of got the flat bread pizza, soup looked delicious but a little bland for me. Everyone else loved theirs. Our daughters 12th bday was today and they brought her a sunday & sang. Talked alot to us about the park. Very great!
5. The Hershey Pantry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1553 reviews
Reviewed By P F B
After reading the other reviews thought we'd try this spot for breakfast before the annual car show. There was a short wait for a table or seat at the counter. There are also tables at covered outdoor deck. The menu is very limited - not many breakfast choices to pick from - and no substitutions from what is listed. Also, not many bread choices either. The service was good, the waitress checked back several times.Wasn't too long of a wait for breakfast to be served. The western omelet wasn't bad, the home fries were average. And since there was no choice of bread - the sunflower toast was not impressive.
4. Funck's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Funck's Restaurant is a great place for everyone in the family to get together for a great meal and drinks. Funck's friendly staff goes all out to ensure your dining experience is the best. Whether stopping in for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Funck's has a
Reviewed By TheSeaSoothesMySoul
We decided to get the cajun mac and cheese with shrimp and andouille sausage. It was delicious! Came in a huge bowl with one side and enough for two meals. Service was good and prompt. Food is usually consistent.
3. Babes Grill House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By RonCam2008
We had dinner and drinks here. The place was lively and service was fantastic. The drinks were well done. My wife enjoyed a wonderful chocolate espresso martini. The food was excellent. We'll be back!
2. Lisa's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By P6488DWkevinl
Stopped in for breakfast with my daughter while at a lacrosse tournament. Place was great. Felt like I was at a B&B. Service was friendly and food was outstanding. I had the French toast and eggs. They started us off with little cinnamon bread pieces which were amazing
1. The Mill in Hershey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 844 reviews
The Mill in Hershey, PA is a top-rated local favorite, known for its unique, rustic ambiance and farm-fresh ingredients. Located in what was once the historic Curry Feed Mill, a distinctive building in Hershey, Pennsylvania that dates back to the early 19
Reviewed By NYU62
This restaurant, located in an old Feed Mill, was so close to our Hotel, that we almost could have walked there. However, the weather was gloomy, rainy and cold that day (10/2), so we drove over in our rental car. Lots of parking in the large parking lot.We got there after 1 pm, and there were still many people having lunch. Were warmly greeted by the hostess, and managed to get a very nice window table. The inside of this historic mill has been turned into a lovely upscale restaurant. The atmosphere is charming.They had a list of their signature autumn cocktails on the table, and I decided to try the "Poached Pear Sangria". Was that ever good ! I usually stick to Margaritas, but now, I think I will be more adventuresome in the future. Didn't know what I was missing. My husband had a glass of wine. He ordered the "Wild Boar Meatballs", and I ordered a "Maryland Crab Cake Sandwich". Everything could not have been more delicious. Came to the table hot, and looking very appetizing. We ate everything on our plates. Service was excellent.We had one more chance to visit, and were all set to go, when we realized that they only open at 4 pm on Mondays, and this was a Monday (10/7), so had to go elsewhere. So disappointing, as this is a restaurant we could go to again and again.Hello, NYU62! Thank you for your business and for taking the time to leave us such a great review! We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the food, drinks, service and atmosphere. The Poached Pear Sangria is definitely one of my favorites too. We hope you come back to see us again here at The Mill in Hershey the next time you are in town!
