Location: Gettysburg
Top Restaurants in Gettysburg
Top Things to do in Gettysburg
- 1. Association of Licensed Battlefield Guides
- 2. Gettysburg National Military Park
- 3. Little Round Top
- 4. Devils Den
- 5. Gettysburg National Cemetery
- 6. Gettysburg Museum & Visitor Center
- 7. Shriver House Museum
- 8. Gibson's Photographic Gallery
- 9. Gettysburg Museum of History
- 10. Eisenhower National Historic Site
Top 4 Contemporary food in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States. Gettysburg is steeped in the history of the Civil War. In 1863, it was the site of the epic Battle of Gettysburg, in which some 50,000 soldiers were killed. It is also, of course, the place where Abraham Lincoln delivered the immortal Gettysburg Address. The town itself is made up of houses, hotels and taverns dating back several centuries, but Gettysburg offers more modern travel and leisure activities, as well, like wine tastings, orchard tours, shopping and golfing.
Things to do in Gettysburg
1. Gettysburger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By nkalams
It was recommended to us by friends to have dinner at the Gettysburger, which we opted to do on a Sunday evening. The service was a bit slow, but it didn't appear to be our server's fault; she appeared to be covering more tables than normal. The burgers, when they finally arrived 45 minutes after sitting down, were alright. They had potential - but were a bit overdone and were clearly sitting for a few minutes before being served. I see most of the reviews here paint a much better picture, and I'd be willing to try eating here again, but our initial visit was less than ideal.
Where to eat Pizza food in Gettysburg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Sidney Willoughby Run
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
With a focus on simple ingredients, Chef Annisâ menu features small, elegant bites with sophisticated flavor. The menu, inspired by fresh, local ingredients, will change on a daily basis and has been designed to include a variety of small plates rather th
Reviewed By Carter D
Inept service. Poor food. A very disappointing experience in what a fine restaurantwhere we have dined many times. Here's why: We waited 35 minutes for our cocktails to arrive! I had to ask the waitress twice and finally went to the bartender to ask about the problem.I was told all cocktails were "hand-made"... Eventually the cocktails (quite good) arrived.The waitress previously had taken our orders... and I had ordered a bottle of champagne. We had ordered two salads and an Ahi tuna as appetizers... the waitress asked if we wanted the salads before or after the entrees. Glad we said "before"...The two salads and an Ahi Tuna arrived. Ahi great. Salads awful.We had to send both salads back. One had no Feta or other interested items listed on the menu. The other was a strange attempt at a "Caesar" ... radishes and maybe those were sweet peppers (?) in it...and no parmesan or Caesar dressing (about $12, kind of expensive don't you think?). We refused it and said we would not pay. The experience was worsening by the minute. I was mad. Our guests were unhappy.Entees finally came... about one hour after we arrived. We began to eat. and then the I realized we had not received the champagne I had ordered.This was embarrassing...it was a birthday/mother's day. I raised hell and the waitress brought us a HALF BOTTLE of Veuve Cliquot (I thought I had ordered a full bottle and the waitress never caught my error... btw, watch out, Sidney's list mixes half bottles with full bottles... watch for the asterisks). I sent it back. The meal was ruined.To be fair, two in our party were enjoying their burgers. But the three orders of salmon, one ordered "rare" came overcooked and sitting on a beds of lukewarm creamed peas, surrounded with a cold citrus sauce. A $250, unpleasant dining experience. After many fine dinners at Sidney Willoughby Run, this was a huge disappointment. A 5-Star dining experience fell that night for us.
3. Garden Grille & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
The Hilton Garden Inn Gettysburg's Garden Grille & Bar offers a delicious freshly prepared breakfast menu and bistro style dinner menu with nightly specials. Start your day with made-to-order eggs, golden brown pancakes and crisp bacon, and finish with a
Reviewed By Saxtell
We came to Gettysburg for a weekend and arrived on a Friday night. We were tired from the drive and decided to take our chances and stay at the Garden Inn and eat at the Grille. Delightful all the way around. Our service was excellent. The food was very good. The environment was relaxed. It started the weekend off on the right note.Thank you for Dining with us. Here at the Garden Grille & Bar we strive to make your dining experience a great one. Hope to see you again soon!!!!!!
4. The Upper Crust
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
With an open kitchen and 3 wood-fired ovens, guests can watch the chef prepare the seasonal menu, including wood-fired pizzas. Inspired by Modern American cuisine, the Upper Crust serves simple and flavorful dishes, using regionally sourced ingredients. T
Reviewed By Margaret R
On my second trip to this cool restaurant I was not expecting it to be as amazing as the first trip but it was even better!!!! Forget what you know about pizza - sauce covered greasy cheesey unhealthy. This wood fired pizza is really incredible - chewy crust, fresh ingredients - and the FLAVOR!! Yummmm!!! We tried the Arugula again and it was even better than I remembered - and I don't even like arugula. The mango margarita was so good and the games and atmosphere were so much fun. And they have added quite a few things to the menu so I had the salad with raspberries - it was delicious. Can't wait to go back. This time I met the manager and the owner and they couldn't have been nicer. My new go-to place, no doubt about it.
