Location: York
Top Restaurants in York
Top Things to do in York
Where to Eat in York: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Billing itself as "The Factory Tour Capital of the World," York, Pennsylvania, is the home of thirteen different factories open to the general public. Find out how everything from potato chips to motorcycles are made! The free Harley-Davidson Motor Company Tour takes visitors into the plant to watch an assembly line churn out hogs. The York Barbell Factory includes the USA Weightlifting Hall of Fame, where visitors can see such sights as a license plate torn in half using only bare hands.
Things to do in York
1. Deli Delicious
Overall Ratings
5 based on 100 reviews
Deli Delicious is a locally owned and operated family (delicatessen, bakery and cafe'), business dedicated to bringing the finest of tastes and foods from around the globe to your homes. We invite you to our store to experience an exquisite European and Mediterranean cuisine of the highest quality and freshness in an incomparable economical restaurant setting. Browse the incredible selection of cheeses and deli meats imported from around the globe. Try our specialty sandwiches crafted with the finest ingredients that will live up to the taste of your imagination. Artisan techniques and old-world recipes are at the heart of all our breads. Enjoy our many other delicious items such as gourmet Italian coffee. desserts and the authentic Italian gelato. We are proud to say that all of our baked goods and cooked items are natural and scratch made daily with no commercial additives or preservatives.
Reviewed By Marie H
My husband and I stopped in to Deli Delicious to find a warm welcome...as if we were in their own home. They make EVERYTHING in house and it shows. The gluten free bread was great and they can make ahead gf breads, cakes, cookies upon request. They even gave our baby a free cookie! Will definitely go back with the other kids soon!
2. Mi Caldero
Overall Ratings
5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Pat H - Nazareth, Pennsylvania
We had 2 Cubano sandwiches served pipping hot from the press, pan de aqua bread stuffed with pernil, Swiss, ham, pickles, wrapped in paper for easy eating, crispy crust, cut into 2 pieces. We ordered plantanos maduros to go. We had a good serving of long pieces that we done perfectly. Service is fast and friendly. Food is reasonably priced. Parking is right across the street which makes it so easy to stop any time of the day. It's must stop when passing thru York, not far from Rt 83 or Rt 30 and well worth the detour.
3. Left Bank Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 452 reviews
Casual fine dining restaurant and bar. York's favorite spot for steaks, seafood and vegetarian options. A wide selection of wines and cocktails. Reservations and walk-ins accepted. Bar is open seating serving the full menu and specials.
Reviewed By Marc C - Genk, België
Creative chef makes different and tasty starters and entrees. Great quality, however don’t expect French cuisine. I’d call it creative american Food inspired by french chefs.
4. The First Post
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 465 reviews
Reviewed By DaveLin327 - York, Pennsylvania
Just called to make a reservation for four of us to celebrate our anniversary. They don't take reservations for parties under 5 and I was told to take my chances......Seriously - Kind of disappointed.......
5. Mission BBQ
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By Kim E
I had the brisket and my husband had pulled pork. The brisket was very good. You can get sides or just a sandwich. It's kind of a la cart but you can get a meal too. I thought the pricing was a little confusing because the price listed is just for the meat or just the sandwich and sides and a drink are an additional price. Nothing too hard to overcome after your first visit. You order and they call your name. They give you 6 different sauces to try at your table. The best sauces were the bottles that were the most empty but all were reasonably good. The restaurant seats a lot of people which is unexpected because it looks small from the outside. I would recommend. The quality of the meat was good.
6. The Paddock on Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 274 reviews
The Paddock on Market, Never intimidating and always comfortable, delivers an experience that is perfect to celebrate every day! With over 65 years of tradition with innovative American fare, The Paddock on Market provides a legendary experience that can only be matched by its fantastic menu. From our fresh cut Angus steaks, made to order pasta sautee's and salads, and our famous "House-Made" Onion Rings we provide something for everyone. The Spanos Family's commitment of excellence and stewardship continues through keeping ingredients local, Farm to Table, as well as boasting a draft selection of sixteen classics and seasonal craft brews. Welcome Home!
Reviewed By Sheryl P - Beltsville, Maryland
We had a great meal on a Sunday afternoon. Everything about this restaurant was classy and quaint. The food was great and prices, while not inexpensive, weren't out of reach for us. There are several very affordable items on the menu too, so folks on strict budgets could manage by ordering appetizers, soup and/or salad. What a nice experience!
7. White Rose Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 572 reviews
Reviewed By netherholt - SE PA
Certainly convenient to the theater we were going to. Ate mid afternoon on a cold winter Saturday, very few people. Returned at 6 for just coffee/dessert & there was a line outside, lots of young and middle aged people gathered about the bars standing and drinking, family and all ages eating at tables. They don't take reservations but allow a 1 hour "call ahead". We shared coconut shrimp appetizer and they were good but the dipping sauce was straight orange marmalade, real thick. We each had crab cakes which were basically lump crab seasoned with old bay (happy with that). Friend had rice pilaf and vegetables, both fine. I had tossed salad which was field greens from a bag, 3 cherry or grape tomatoes, 3 thin slices of cucumber, some shredded cheese. The onion rings were good, albeit a bit greasy - esp after the first one or two. Manhatten cocktail was good at $9, interesting cockail menu but I went with my regular. Not sure I'd go back, but for convenience I'd recommend.
8. Texas Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Legendary Food, Legendary Service
Reviewed By Jennifer C - York, Pennsylvania, United States
We came for dinner here and sat at a table in the bar. Our waiter recommend drinks to us and was prompt with service. Everything was cooked to perfection and hot upon arrival. Great food and service. I would recommend their steaks and for an appetizer the cheese fries.
9. Round The Clock Diner & Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
We have been voted York's #1 Restaurant, many times, for many years. We home make all of our soups, chop our own fresh salads, prepare the quickest/freshest breakfasts, sandwiches, dinners and late night meals in town.
Reviewed By handymanUSA - PA
The restaurant was recommended by the tour guide at the Harley factory tour. She recommended the chicked pot pie which was absolutely fantastic. My wife ordered the Ham loaf which was also top shelf. Great meal and service. Will definately eat here again when visting York.
10. Victor's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 180 reviews
In 1860, the Green Hill Evangelical Association was formed. Located adjacent to the Green Hill cemetery, in 1895 a piece of land donated by Michael Shellenberger became the current location of the building you are dining in now. While the cornerstone on Victor's reads 1923, it is believed that date relates to the bell tower which was erected but was never operational.In May of 1984, Eunice and Harold Fitzkee purchased the building and created Victor's Italian Restaurant. A fire severely damaged the interior of Victor's on April 8, 2001. Remodeling lasted 4 months and Victor's reopened for business on July 9, 2001. In late January of 2007 the restaurant was sold. Mark & Marie Sindicich and Sam and Ann Marie Yost are the current owners. Patio Dining:New in the Spring of 2011, we now offer outdoor dining for both lunch and dinner on our quaint patio. The patio is lovely in the good weather and offers the same menu and table service as our indoor dining.Victor's dining is considered Casual Fine Dining. Delicious food served in a quaint, cozy 19th Century renovated church. The atmosphere offers diners a lot of charm and character while enjoying a great meal. Many enjoy our delicious Italian cuisine whether it's a last minute reservation or for special occasions. Our unique atmosphere lends itself to romantic dates or special evenings spent with friends and family. We have a notable wine selection and an extensive craft beer menu as well as unique artisanal cocktails. Diners are offered the full menu at the bar as well. We are a smoke-free establishment inside and outside.
Reviewed By Kelly B - Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania
We have had a good run at Victor's over the past two years. I have really enjoyed the lightly breaded egg plant rolls, appetizer or meal and the linguine dish with seafood in a spicy red sauce. Both of those delicious items have been removed from the menu.
The egg plant appetizer is now a small piece of egg plant inside a large hunk of tempura. Overwhelmingly greasy and not recommended.
The linguine dish is now white spaghetti sitting on top of a bed of capers. The red sauce you would savor each time you ordered this dish is but a memory.
Both of the items removed from the menu do require work to prepare. The substitutions are not to Victor's standards that I once enjoyed.
The manager did take both items off our bill. Thanks!
I would encourage you to read the new menu in detail and ask questions on how the items you may order are prepared before ordering.
