What an amazing experience this place is! The vast size of this battlefield is awe inspiring. Over 70,000 men lost their lives battling over a 24 acre piece of land, to either keep or do away with slavery. To learn and to actually be able to visualize how far a canon ball weighing 8 pounds could be launched a mile away with a canon two hundred years ago is truly incredible. The museum displays of the uniforms, handguns, rifles and various artifacts is extensive. I enjoyed the bus tour with the tour guide. It was interesting and fun to hear the narrative of the battle and learn about the little to unknown facts about the battle. In order to experience the entire Gettysburg site, it is easily a two day trip. For convenience, there is a small cafeteria in the main building. The new museum building was.built in 2008 and is very clean and modern. There is a good sized souvenir shop in the main building as well. There are also numerous nearby hotels, souvenir shops and restaurants in the City of Gettysburg. For the history buff, this is a must see place to visit.

What a day! The employees were all kind & informative & our tour guide on the bus was great. Thanks John. Gift shop had something for everyone. Highly recommend the bus tour then driving self on automotive tour (a self drive). They even have many options for free.

My wife needed a wheelchair and the staff were really helpful in getting her one and they helped at all the exhibit entrances. The cyclorama is completely different in a very good way from the use of lights, simulated cannon and gunfire and the narration of events. I went last time 25 years ago but this time they brought it to life. When it gets close to 5 be ready to exit quickly and that includes the gift shop. The rest rooms are cordoned off too. If you have a disabled member of your family take them to the drop off point with benches and then go to the disabled parking which is a 1/4 mile walk to the front entrance.

Amazing history and great park. Bookstore was huge and the self guided car tour was fantastic. This is a must see for every American and travelers the same. Solidify our history in our hearts and learn what it took to be what we are today! The park center is new and very spacious with plenty to see. Check out the presentation and learn about the way at Gettysburg. Large bookstore with tons of history and lots for the kids as well. Don’t forget your passport stamps.

So beautiful. Well preserved. It feels alive with all the canons and monuments. Fences look like they have always been here. A must see if you are a fan of history. Get a map and follow the self guided tour. You will not be disappointed.

What an incredible place. I didn't have enough time to truly explore the entirety of it, as it is so incredibly vast. The bus tour was well worth the money, and comes with a very nice driver and a knowledgeable and friendly guide. Highly recommend that everyone should go, if possible, take a few days to really take it all in. I plan to return for a few days to hike it.

Amazing history! You really get a feel for the place where 51,000 lost their lives over a three day time period. I started to whistle while we walked, and then stopped as this is hallowed ground. Beautiful area.

History lesson at its best. Recommend starting with Cyclorama & Narrated movie to help put all the pieces together. So much took place over the 3 days of the fighting, that it is so helpful to get the overview. There is an App for the battlefield tour that guides you along the way. Very effective. There is also an App for all of the National Parks that adds extra content before heading out. Parking lots full of licenses from all over the US.

My significant other and I went here on vacation and it was wonderful. They have packages that are affordable, including a bus tour, and access to the museum. The park rangers do a lot of informative activities as well that are free. You could easily spend an entire day here between the tours (they have a self guided car version, an informative bus tour), the museum, and the additional activities run by the museum and parks department. The gift shop is beautiful, and reasonable as well. The staff at the front desk was very helpful and informative about what to take advantage of. I would visit here again if given the opportunity.

I would give it a 5 star but the cost to get in makes in inaccessible to many people. (Just over $20 as of Nov. 2023). The movie was a great summary of what led to the battle at Gettysburg and touched on the aftermath. It was better than I had expected. The cyclorama was impressive when you learn that it is an actual oil painting from the turn of the century - and moved to Gettysburg in 1913. It went through a restoration and if you are a fan of history or art, this is a must see.

I visited on a Thursday morning. We were on our way home so had limited time. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We unfortunately did not have the time to go thru the museum. What I read indicates you need 4 hours. There is one hall that you can view for free. It consists of a lot of items that have been found on the battleground. It was very interesting. They have a map of the battleground park available however it is not very accurate. Google was very helpful finding the memorials we wanted to see. We look forward to coming back and spending more time. The park is well maintained and well labeled. There are a lot of options for how you tour the park. Self-guided, with a group and there are options for private guides. The heritage guides even dress up. You can use guides from the park itself and there are lots of companies that offer guides as well.

The best place to understand the history of United States 🇺🇸. Is the only and unique opportunity to feel, learn and see the artifacts of the Civil War. This place is outstanding. You can link the experience with other Histories places in PA and follow up the past, the present and the future. The museum has one of the biggest oil painting in the world which describes the reality of the battlefield of Gettysburg vs General Lee. If you willing to learn our freedom and why was important the emancipation, go and visit this area. Highly recommend: schedule a private tour for 3 hours and let the professional guide diving you to the past of the history. Unforgettable experience. Top 10 places to visit in PA. Stay in a local hotel. You will need plenty of time to walk, read and enjoy the activities.

We took the auto tour and loved it!! It took us about 2 hours and it is GPS driven. Very informative and gives you plenty of opportunity to get out and take pictures or get a closer look. The tour made us realize that we want to come back to the area and spend more time here. There are so many different things to do and see we can't wait to return!

I really enjoyed the walk through History. We used the national park app and we were able to enjoy the story being told to us at each one of the stops. The Monuments were beautiful and the park was well taken care of.

Went to Gettysburg Battlefield today. The grounds, the museum & visitor center were very informative. The staff we encountered were professional, courteous & cheerful. The visit had meaning, and was a thoughtful experience. I recommend you go there! Check it out!

Gettysburg National Military Park- AMAZING! I am a lover of American history and have visited many historical sights, memorials, and battlefields, Gettysburg is one of the best I have seen. The number of monuments, markers, and displays not only in the museum but all around the battlefield is just incredible. From the video in the visitor's center/ museum to the driving path, there is so much to see and learn. We downloaded the National Parks app which has a link to a free audio-guided tour. Loved it! I suggest- seeing the video, seeing the museum, driving the tour with the audio guide, and seeing the Gettysburg cemetery. See the spot where Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address.

What a fabulous place. This is one of the cleanest and nicest places we have visited. The respect people have for this is amazing. The film, cyclamen and museum are wonderful and very moving. The staff is fantastic. We loved it! The auto tour was also great for us. We could take our time.

This is a must place to visit when you are in Gettysburg. Great place to learn about our history. Highly recommend this place for any age. They have a junior ranger program for kids. You would need a minumum of 3-4 hrs just for the museum alone. Very educational. Interesting facts and exhibits. Everyone was friendly and accomodating. They have a gift shop too. Overall a great experience.

Had a good time at the park. Paid for the personal tour guide to drive my car and give a tour; well worth it to me. If you’re a history buff, I highly suggest that tour. We were there during the slow season and a lot of stuff was closed. But they’re was still plenty to see.

This park is amazing for those who are interested in the American Civil War. There are so many monuments to see both by car or by foot and also from look out towers! There are reproductions as well as original cannons from the war. There is so much to see and learn about here, it could easily take multiple days to absorb it all.

This is one of the largest battles of the war between the States. I took the tour bus and it had a guide. This is the first time I have ever had a tour guide. He explained everything well and then told us that the place of one of the most important battles would be closed for 6 months as the worked on LITTLE ROUND TOP the scene of Pickets charge and the 20th maine.

There is just something so magical about this place. I took my mom here on a visit. She loves military history, me not so much. I wasn’t expecting to be so moved by this place, but I was. We stopped by the visitor center for a nap and did the self auto tour using the NPS app. It’s easy to follow the stars around, and the monuments everywhere in the fields and realizing what took place here is very moving. We visited during a heat wave and plan to come back in cooler weather to explore more. You would need a couple of days to really take in all this historic site has to offer.

The muesum is very well designed and informative. I highly recommend the audio tour for walking or driving. Allow a few hours. The town is lovely in Gettysburg for a break in between as well!

This had been high on my list of places that I wanted to see for a few years now since I moved to the northeast. It was well worth the wait and more. It's so sad that so many lost their lives on these fields. You can almost hear the cries in the wind. I went on a cold day and as the wind blew I just did my best to take it all in. There is a lot to see here so it can easily fill up a whole day. It's an important place that everyone should visit at least once. It can be a bit of a drive from the bigger cities but still very worth it/.

Finally made it to Gettysburg after years of being on my National Parks to visit list, and did not disappoint. Truly inspiring, highly educational, and gratifying. Can be a very extensive dive, as there is much to experience if really interested or can be equally appreciated in a shortened visit. I would highly recommend a visit to the National Military Park Museum and Visitors Center, with a pass to the film, Cyclorama, and museum exhibits. Also, there is a terrific self guided audio auto tour that is available on the National Parks App that can be enjoyed to your own leisure and followed chronologically through the day to day accounts of the 3 day war. Plenty of hiking and bike riding, and so much more! A Park to really behold!

We did the ghostly images tour. It was a little bit different then the other audio tour I’ve done. I was able to see a couple new buildings I’ve never seen before. I love taking photos here as well. It’s beautiful. You would never imagine such tragedy happened here. I think it’s very educational and I learn something new every time I come to Gettysburg.

This visit was an incredible experience. The amount of history it has to offer will leave a history buff well satisfied. The amount of parking spots to pull off and view the monuments/points of interest were very helpful. The park was very well kept up, kudos to the staff. I think everyone should experience the Gettysburg National Military Park at least once in their life.

Took a day trip to the battlefield and absolutely loved it. Explored the visitor center and the exhibits there before taking the self guided Auto tour. Would highly recommend it, the signs are easy to follow and it gives a great explanation of how the battle unfolded as you drive around to the various sites. The auto tour is free as well, all you have to do is download the NPS app. Be aware though that the tour took about 3 hours and exploring the whole park took about 5 hours. For such a beautiful place it’s hard to believe the carnage that took place there.

Wow, what an Awesome experience and drive/walk into History! Make sure you have Plenty of time to take it all in as there is SOOOOO much to see and do and read here! I also think your kids would Love the experience and rich History here, so much reading and knowledge to gain and gust an overall good time! I Highly recommend coming here and taking the time to pay your respects to the men that died here on Both sides, but especially the ones that helped further shape our Nation...! I Hope my review helps you make the decision to come check it out and Definitely bring the Family, Even the Dog 🐕🐶 lol, lots of walking or driving if you don't want to walk! 😁👍🏼

So cool to visit and see the landscape of the places you’ve seen on TV. You definitely get a better appreciation of what the soldiers had to go through. Lots of huge boulders with narrow access points to try and gain the hill. Nearly impossible position to overtake of you are attacking well fortified positions. There’s a clear view of Devils Den across the creek too.

Absolutely the best National Park I have ever visited. So sad yet the monuments and park grounds are beautiful. We will return again could not see everything in one day.

Always make a point of coming to this place, when I'm in town. It has an awesome, commanding view of the valley below. Devil's Den can be seen just a short distance. There're several monuments on and around the hill: 20th Maine; 12th&44th NY; Strong Vincent; Hazlett's Battery are just a few.

Well marked locators and monuments allow you to reimagine the battle. The view from the top is great.

A must visit. Historical location, a turning point in the war. The soberness when standing on the hill, overlooking the field. Amazing.

10/10 I would come back. Everyone is so nice in this area too!!! The scenery is amazing, the inns and food around is great! The locals are definitely helpful and welcoming. Yet one can see they really care about the area, cleanliness and condition of the surrounding nature.

Little Round Top was quite lovely, and the rolling battle fields are simply awesomeness. The Appalachian Mountains are hard to put in words, how gorgeous, Purple Mountain Majesty. Down town had a Christmas tree lighting ceremony, and the whole town was lit up, too. Simply magical.

The experience at Gettysburg was a solemn venture. It is a free self-guide tour, or if you want a more detailed experience, there are available tour guides in the area. Our family choose the self guided exploration of the grounds. It was an honor to walk among the beautiful landscape, immaculate stones, and to see the craftsmanship of the monuments here. There is a bit of walking, so make sure to bring some water or even a snack. The park can be fully explored in few hours. There was a parking lot adjacent to the park that had adequate parking. There is also a museum on the grounds, but it was not open when we visited here. What a great source of American history for the family! A must see if you’re traveling in the area!

I loved seeing the battle field's to sit and think of what happened here. To see our own fighting against our own for a better life for all. Both sides had their reasons. Both sides understood the cost. Now, we live in a world where no one understands the cost of freedom. Now, everyone looks the other way and forgets. I served in 2-2 Infantry for 10 years. A lot of the pictures are of 2-2 Infantry. Dedicated to my fallen brothers.

Beautiful grounds, and a wonderful tribute to our fallen and our National history.

If you love history like I do, this is the place you must visit. So many sacrificed it all, young and old. This is a special place for me. A must on your stop in Gettysburg.

Although there are many monuments, there are none that clearly identify where exactly Lincoln gave his timeless Gettysburg Address. Who would no since there are no pictures or vids? No matter! If you listen closely, you can almost hear the speech whispering in the wind. Walking among the graves of fine soldiers is a solemn and humbling experience. I’m honored to have visited. I highly recommend going and giving your children a somber learning experience.

Great Cemetery loaded with monuments and history. Definitely worth a stop. November 1863 Abraham Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address just a short distance from this location. The Gettysburg Address monument and the Soldiers Monument are two main attractions in the Cemetery although you'll also have thr graves of over 3500 union soldiers and Jenny Wade.

I was there in June and stayed at a hotel right across the street from it. I walked around and paid my respects to various soldiers both from the union and from the confederate side. I was very touched by this visit. I felt I was being watched but excepted by their spirits. The first two pictures below are of union soldiers from Illinois from the state I live in.

We have been to the Gettysburg Soldiers National Cemetery several times; however, this year we had the opportunity to experience all of the flags on the graves during Memorial Day. Was a great site to see and experience. Full blog post and video on our website.

Our motel was close too here. We walked it ourselves in a self guided tour. Lots of status and plaques too read. So many people died it really gives you more of a perspective on the sacrifices that were made. I couldn't believe all the graves marked unknown. You can easily walk through here in under two hours. So many rabbits were running around and were not even scared of us as we approached. If you have small children they will definitely be bored walking through here. Part of the cemetery was closed and blocked off so we were unable too walk it.

A very moving place to visit. It was emotional. This is our history, and we hope it will forever be preserved. People were very respectful as they walked through.

Eisenhower's farm is closed at this time because of covid and a shortage of workers. I drove to the house and peaked in the garage where his cars are. I saw the putting green and walked around the outside of the house. He had a windmill next to the house. The farm land was very well maintained. I didn't see any livestock.

What a beautiful and peaceful farm. Tour the grounds and the house at your own pace. House tours are free. Be sure to make the walk over to cattle and barn. You will find the most amazing view of the mountains and land from here. For those looking to add the National Park passport stamp to your collection, you will need to head over to the Gettysburg Vistor Center and Museum. They do not have stamps on-site. You will also not find a park patch or walking stick medallion for this site as they do not make them. I hope the National Park Service decides to change this for all of the National Parks and Historic Sites.

The Eisenhower National Historic Site is a great spot to visit when visiting Gettysburg. Even though I have not been able to see the inside yet I'm sure it is well worth it. You can tour the outside of the home and barn. The barn and home makes for great photos if your into photography. From the side of the barn away from the home you can see the lookout tower that is neat to see. There is a garage that's in between the home where you can view some of President Eisenhowers vehicles including a cart he used to drive people around the property with. It is a great place to explore and hopefully one day I come to visit the inside will be open for tours.

It was very timely that the historic house was open. You become very familiar with one of the greatest presidents in modern Era. The only hindrance is that you are bound by the bus schedule from the Gettysburg Visitors center. Though, the drivers and hosts are very nice and informative. Would have loved to see inside his cars, esp the Presidential limousine. Got several good pics of the rooms.

Beautiful beautiful beautiful. We were too late for an inside tour of the home but we got a great view of the exterior and it just is so well kept and you just feel the history on the ground. You can walk in the steps of world leaders that came to visit Ike and Mamie's home. Really can't say enough good things about this place!

You can find house tour if you go certain time and only 40 people then you need to wait next tour. You need almost 2 hours to see all area and house. It was a great tour. And if you visit to Gettysburg you can put this place on your agenda.

Didn't even feel like you were in the battlefield anymore! The staff were friendly, and the house/garden was very well preserved. Beautiful view too! We had a great time, definitely stop here if you are in the area or visiting the battlefields.

A total surprise stop on a weekend getaway to Gettysburg! Once we typed the museum, the park ranger let us know about the Eisenhower home being decorated for Christmas with historical accuracy. The entrance was a bit hard to find, mainly thanks to Google maps taking us the wrong way, but it was very much worth the time. Excellent tour of the house with free walking around the property. Highly recommend!

Beautiful historical place. Unfortunately the inside of the house was shut down when we visited. But the grounds and scenery are worth the trip alone. A must see!

This was quite an amazing experience! We got to walk up to the house by parking on the farmstead side but not able to go inside. I was impressed how well kept and beautiful everything was. Super cool to walk in the same pathways that Eisenhower stepped.

My favorite place to visit while I was in Gettysburg. The house was well preserved. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable!

A gem of a National Park that is near Gettysburg National battlefield but most don't know it exists. Definitely worth a trip. Staff was knowledgeable, buildings are well maintained and the site has a lot of enthusiastic volunteers which add to the experience.

Eisenhower Farm is open for Christmas. They are open December 1-30 on Thursday,Friday,Saturday from (11-2)). They have adequate parking. You can Bring a wheelchair. The barn has a restroom. There are steps to second floor. It’s on the Gettysburg National Park. The Christmas event is. FREE! It takes about 1 hour to visit. Dress warm because they only allow so many people in the house at a time. Go for a day or weekend. There is the National Park, Heritage Center, and outlets. Who doesn’t love history and holiday season!

Here’s where the famous charges started. The monument is just stunning and a great memorial for the thousands of men lost. There’s a small parking lot at the monument but plenty of parking nearby on the street. Go slow and watch for pedestrians. Enjoy the views and walking around nearby to see other markers and monuments.

This grand monument is an impressive statue that is a must-see while touring Gettysburg. It honors those who fought in the Civil War. This is one of the larger monuments that is worth making a point of seeing in person. A picture doesn't do it justice.

The Virginia monument was the first of the Confederate State monuments at Gettysburg. It was dedicated on June 8, 1917. Virginia contributed over 19,000 men to the Army of Northern Virginia at Gettysburg, the largest contingent from the twelve Confederate states. Almost 4,500 of these, roughly 1 out of 4, became casualties. The monument stands 41 feet high, with the statue of Lee and Traveler standing 14 feet high. It is the largest of the Confederate monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield. A tablet explains the soldiers at the base of the monument: The group represents various types who left civil occupations to join the Confederate Army. Left to right; a professional man, a mechanic, an artist, a boy, a business man, a farmer, a youth.

This is the famous “Picketts Charge,” good representative monument! The field is very pretty and it is fun to imagine what it was like in 1863.

An amazing monument to such a historical event.

Very cool and well designed monument!

I love this monument, as do many. The parking here is always a little crowded, but there is a path that leads further down to more markers. Another great place to get out and enjoy the small walk and views.

Beautiful sculptures, quiet and serene area❤️

Spellbinding area. This was such a sacred sight, and a brutal reminder of the terrors of war. There is a solemnity to the entire battlefield and adjacent environs. A great place to learn history, have guided tours and celebrate freedom.

Free museum-privately owned. Tons of excellent exhibits! Well worth the stop. Not only civil war but also Kennedy, WW II, Vietnam, etc. exhibits.

This place is super cool! Tons and tons of interesting and authentic items, mostly focused on war history, but with some cool Us Presidents items as well. There’s a lot of stuff in a small place, so you have to look closely to see everything. Some of the items are pretty gruesome, but tell an interesting story of history.

Tucked in and easily missed, if you're not careful! This is a locally owned gem of a museum where one can purchase artifacts within! Starting as a boy and receiving other neighbors' collections of Civil War items; this expanded into a variety of collectibles from many eras and walks of life. Strongly recommended as must visits.

Saw the great reviews and decided to visit as I have a couple of hours to burn. Not sure what to make out of it. It is rather small and crammed. I will not say I gained much real knowledge from my visit. Wanted to buy some souvenirs from the gift shop. They do not come with boxes for the cups / glasses I was eyeing to bring back but was told they only provide plastic bags. Decided to just get one cup as I’m not sure if the items can survive the long haul back home.

Really cool stuff to see and very rare items. I think the guy running it has reached his end point of dealing with people visiting. No excitement left. I'd find new people with excitement and willingness to teach and talk to help. It's free so that cool.

Absolutely beautiful! Beautiful building!! Beautiful displays!! This is definitely something everyone needs to experience! You WILL respect everything we are today!

This place is really cool. It is also free donations are recommended. They have stuff from the civil war along with other wars. Things from past presidents. So much packed into her and a lot of stuff is for sale. They have as seen on tv signs here. I guess the American picker guys have been here . They also have a small gift shop located in the back. Definitely recommend this place. Kids may find some stuff cool. Would definitely recommend going without kids so you can really take it all in. They have so much to see and read about. A must for any history enthusiast. I would say they had the biggest collection we saw while in Gettysburg.

We really enjoyed the Gettysburg museum and surrounding exhibits. After going through the indoor museum and exhibits, make sure to take some walks and do the entire driving tour. You become very familiar and oriented with this important event, and you can better relate to the people involved. There was so much to see that we spent an extra half-day to get as much in as possible. It was very interesting and informative, very well done!! We will be back.

Must visit museum in Gettysburg. Small but it’s filled with really cool artifacts and a lot of history. You will learn a lot. They have a small gift shop and metered street parking only. Admission is free. Highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area. We will be back.

It is an absolute shame how this man runs this place! He accepted special treasured war memorials from family members of World War II veterans. Now he is only open on weekends. His Internet site said he's only closed on Tuesdays. I'm a big fan of the History Traveler and made a special trip to see this place. I show up on a Wednesday and a sign says they're closed and only open on weekends. A UPS truck pulls up and a woman opens the door. I told her I drove up special from Florida to see the museum and she could not have shut the door fast enough and told me we're closed. I can't believe he accepted war treasures from The Band of Brothers members under these circumstances. It's my way of paying my respects as I go to each Museum to honor what the greatest generation has done. I was also prepared to make a large donation to the museum. I would think the wifes and children of these war heroes would want their veterans treasures back to go to a museum that would display them at least 6 days a week. I also can't believe the YouTube history Travelers series now attaches themselves to this third class Museum.

Interesting museum in Gettysburg (not just Civil war history). It is one man's collection and is free, so make a donation or buy something from the gift shop.

We drove up from York to see the museum and at first the kids weren't interested in going but once there they were enthralled with all to look at . It's amazing how much he has collected from the wars and presidents. As a military family we appreciate the care that was taken to preserve all the medals and military artifacts. Definitely worth walking through while visiting Gettysburg.

A beautiful sight seeing experience. This historic location is a must see place while visiting the battlefields of Gettysburg. Make sure to take lots of pictures and look up the history as well.

Incredible pieces of history from various time periods, mainly the Civil War and WWII eras. There is also a room entirely dedicated to JFK and a corner with Lee Harvey Oswald. Recommend to dedicate 45-90 minutes to read most displays and look at just about everything. My fiancé and I spent about 75min total, with about 15min looking to purchase a relic by the front desk. Staff was also very friendly. Free to public. Make a donation to support operations as they are not funded by federal or state.

Our guide was very good and stayed in character! Very interesting but sad story.

Stopped in the Gift shop by accident. Didn't realize they had historical tours. We only looked at the gift shop. Definitely have to come back.

Loved the stories and our guide was well versed on the life of the people of Gettysburg during the fighting.

This was a really interesting and informative tour and our guide was very animated and in character. It gave a good in-depth story of one family’s experience through the war, the battle, and life afterwards. There were also lots of cool artifacts on display that were found during renovations of the house. Military discount was appreciated as well!

Such a wonderful experience all around! Gail, our guide, was friendly, funny, super knowledgeable, and was very patient with us while we soaked up the rooms during the tour. It was obvious a lot of high quality effort was put into reconstructing the rooms to how they looked before, during, and immediately after the battle. We learned a ton. Excellent gift shop, as well! We were happy to snag a few goodies to further support the house. It was a pleasure to visit and immerse ourselves in the well- crafted and intricately researched Shriver House! I highly recommend visiting, patronizing, and keeping their history alive!

We had a great time touring the Shriver house with our tour guide who was very knowledgeable of the Shriver family and Gettysburg residents during the war. She had a story for every room from the basement all the way to the attic. It was a great learning experience.

I went on July 2nd which is the Confederate Takeover anniversary in which they do the reenactment. This reenactment was my favorite in all of Gettysburg. The home owner is extremely welcoming and tells each story so well. The actors seemed as if they were professionals. I felt like I was on the set of a movie or even a fly on the wall during the civil war. Highly recommend that you book this on July 2nd for the reenactment though I imagine the standard daily tour is pretty decent too.

My husband and I were able to visit Gettysburg for spring break. We ended up touring the Shriver House Museum. I would like to send a huge THANK YOU to Ms Marsha, our tour guide. She was awesome!! Very thorough and she was excellent at helping you visualize the time period. Definitely worth the visit!!

Very well maintained historic home. We took the Christmas tour. The tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. We felt like we were actually in 1860 experiencing Christmas with the Shrivers.

Historically Jenny Wade is known as the only Civilian killed in the three days Battle of Gettysburg. At twenty years old, baking bread for the Union soldiers, would prove to be fatal. The small home is incredibly still in tact and battle worn, with evident bullet holes and bullets lodged into the frame in which they've sat for the past century and a half. It is surreal to stand within the walls of the home and be told the events that had unfolded here. In all of the homes that I visited in Gettysburg, I think it was here in the Jenny Wade home that I was able to envision the battle from a civilian perspective the best and how horrific that side of the battle must have been, as well. Great tour, fair price, and friendly staff. A must stop location while trying to experience and understand the battle from all perspectives. My only dislike regarding the property is how commercialized the surrounding area has became. The home, is easily bypassed, sitting almost in the shadow of a rather looming hotel. While its easy to get lost in time from the inside, on the outside, the modernized surroundings makes it almost impossible to truly connect with the past. Recommended, following up this tour with a stop at the local cemetery where you can locate fairly easily Jenny's grave.

We visited on Easter Sunday due to not observing the holiday. They were open from 12pm-3pm which was appreciated! The workers were clad in time-appropriate fashions. The gift shop, upon entering, has so many neat nick-nacks and locally made crafts! Jennie's sister's house was quite a sobering experience that I will forever appreciate the opportunity to have had. Because I went early in the season, my family had a seven minute intro by a worker whom showed us the bullet holes, and then allowed us to tour the home on our own with the help of a detailed brochure. As we walked through the house on our self-guided tour, it was almost a more personal experience than if a guide were to walk with us. We were able to be alone in the kitchen where Jennie leaned over her dough tray, selflessly making biscuits for union soldiers. We were able to see the hole where her poor family carried her body to the neighbors house a down into the cellar where her body rested until it was safe to bury. This was a great place to stumble upon, and one that I was not aware of prior to planning my Gettysburg trip. Make sure to visit the place where an innocent civilian lost her life as a result of the Battle of Gettysburg.

I have been to Gettysburg a hundred times and hadn’t been to the Jennie Wade house until this year. I stopped in on a Saturday in late October. I didn’t book ahead and I don’t even know if that’s an option. Arrived around 3 and was able to get in on the 4:15p tour. The house is between the graveyard and Reid’s Winery/Cidery. So if you have to wait, it’s easy to find something else to do in the meantime. The guided part of the tour was quick - 10 min or so. The guide gave a description of Jennie and her family and what happened leading up to the house being fired on. It was interesting and I never knew the whole story. This wasn’t actually where Jennie lived - that house is down on Breckinridge street and is a private residence but I was told there are signs so you know you are at the right house if you want to see how far it was that she walked - it’s not very far. Anyway, after the short guided tour, you are just walk through on your own. There might have been 20 people total on this tour but it didn’t feel cramped or rushed. There is an adjacent parking lot but that is for the hotel guests. I parked on the street which is metered and I had no trouble finding a spot. I paid around $2.50ish for 2 hours. There is a little gift shop attached to the house selling everything from Christmas ornaments to Jennie dolls, mugs and candy. I paid $10 and change with a AAA discount for the tour.

Unfortunately we weren’t able to go in because the there were no more tours available on that day. But we roomed around the house and it was really nice. My fiancé put her finger through the bullet hole. If you you have been here, you probably know what this means. Poor Jennie.

Cool place to visit. The guide provides all the information you need before walking through the house. The basement was a little creepy because of the doll covered in the bed. The house is small so your tour will be short.

A short, self guided tour through a historic house in Gettysburg. The tragic story of Jennie Wade was beautifully explained by our guide before she left us to walk around the property. If you haven't taken this short tour, I highly recommend exploring the history of this story and home.

A neat historic house to walk through. The initial guided talk gives a good base for information the days of the battle. Definitely recommended to stop!

Was a fast tour of what had happened to Jenny during the war. Lots of information. Definitely worth checking out.

The tour guide was amazing and you could tell how passionate she was about the history of Jenny and the house itself. The house has several bullet holes through it and the basement was very somber. A great experience I would definitely recommend for the low price it cost

Short tour. Very cool history. I'd definitely recommend this and stop at some local shops after doing the app tour of the battlefield. personal note there's no restrooms. you have to find one down the street somewhere. Found it very sad that she lost her life making biscuits after the bullet went through two doors. And I love biscuits and gravy....

A beautiful sight seeing experience. This historic location is a must see place while visiting the battlefields of Gettysburg. Make sure to take lots of pictures and look up the history as well.

If you are into history, this is the place for you. Four floors of artifacts to view. Oh and don't miss the cupula tour... well worth the money

We had the opportunity to participate in the escape room here called "Escape from Seminary Ridge". Getting the tickets were extremely easy and we did the room at night. We parked in the parking lot, but had to go all the way around the building to find the door. It is completely accessible though. I should have done some research about the building beforehand because there is an awesome 3 story museum under the attic space they are using for the escape room. I would give yourself a minimum of 90 minutes to view the museum. The escape room was clever and mixed with historical facts. While we didn't finish, we had such a fun experience. I won't review any of the actual escape room, you will just have to try it out for yourself.

Incredible museum with multiple floors to explore. The cupola tour is something you have to add to your tour! Beautiful view and amazing visual of the battle.

A well put together museum. We took a tour of the cupola and our guide was very informative, we would recommend including the tour as part of your visit.

We attended the "24 Hours on the Ridge" program. This was our first visit to Gettysburg. What we saw of the program was great. The sunset tour of the cupola was spectacular. The staff was very friendly and the exhibits were interesting. We really enjoyed our time there.

The Seminary Ridge Museum had much more content than we expected. All three upper floors feature unique displays in each room, including videos, wax figure reenactments, and interactive displays. The material is presented in a way that diehard history buffs can soak up on details, while casual tourists and kids will find enough to fill their interest levels. We did not opt for the tour of the famous cupola since it was $20, though the view of the area would be amazing from up there. The museum and bathrooms were clean and the staff very friendly. Parking is located right across the street. A walk around the rest of the campus is worth it if you enjoy architecture. I recommend first visiting the nearby areas of the battlefield to get an understanding of how the Seminary fits into the events.

We were lucky to be the only people on our tour up to the cupola. Our guide was knowledgeable and professional. The views are stunning!

Hey this place was awesome. Skip the NATIONAL PARK presentation. This is a great interpretation for the new or experienced visitor. Great job museum staff, well done. The cupola is just a hair pricey.

I admit, I didn't know anything about the history of this school and the significance of this location, particularly this building. Also, if you are doing the auto tour that the NPS offers, it starts at the nearby Reynolds field (visible from the cupola), so it was the perfect place to start. You just need to go a minute up the road for the first stop, plus you get the whole history of the significance of the location since the battle started right there. I bought a ticket for the cupola tour and museum ahead of time online (I think it was $32). It was absolutely worth it. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the grounds are beautifully kept, the bathroom is really clean, and the tour and museum are amazing. The cupola tour lets you go up in the attic, where you can see the original construction and wood workmanship. Fascinating. I have a fear of heights and vertigo, but the cupola itself wasn't bad. There is a staircase and railing to the top, a wide basically double outer railing and plenty of space. And the views are amazing!! Our guide, Mary, was like a walking encyclopedia. She also clearly loves her job. The entire building is a museum. Each of the 3 floors of exhibits has a theme, and the exhibits are well done. I particularly enjoyed the floor about medicine and death during the Civil War.

One of the bigger monuments on the battlefields. You can climb a spiral staircase to the top and get a 360° view. At the top are makers to let you know how far other points in the battle are from you. If you're able to climb stairs I highly recommend a visit.

This was a magnificent monument with a great view of the battlefield. You must walk up the spiral steps and check out the metal work along the way. Once you’re out on the balcony area, the view is spectacular. Highly recommended to spend a few minutes here.

Very cool monument. It’s a very harrowing feeling reading the names of all those soldiers. At sunset it’s just 👌🏼

We had a great time exploring Gettysburg. We're coming back soon to spend more time at this historical beautiful place.

One of my favorite places in the area. Definitely worth the stop and the climb up the spiral stairs to go to the top. Beautiful views!

We took our bikes off our RV and went for a 4 mile ride. It was wonderful! So much to see. We will come back to enjoy again!

Awesome memorial. The trek up the winding staircase to the observation level was a neat experience for my kids. The view over the battlefield helped bring the battle together.

If you are have Pennsylvania family who participated in the battle you'll find their names listed here. A trip to the top of the monument gives an amazing veiw of almost all of the battlefield!

Quite a sight to see! There is a calmness in the air as if the land itself is still in shock of the loss of life that took place here so long ago. If you come here, come in reverence and try to understand how a nation can get to this level of violence on itself.

A beautiful display of history. A 'hidden' door inside a column with a tight spiral staircase that leads to a Fantabulous view.

If you climb the up the stairs to go to the top there is an amazing view, but it is really windy and quite cold

Awesome place, full of historic monuments. Very well maintained, closes at sunset and is free to enter. Has both car and bicycle trails.

Very impressive monument to the State of Pennsylvania's contributions to the war. Climbing to the top of the monument allows for panoramic views of the battlefields and monuments at Gettysburg. The area surrounding the monument is well maintained. Given the size of this monument there is a dedicated parking area and restrooms. Definitely a must-do at Gettysburg. We recommend listening to the audio tour portion to gain a better understanding of the area.

It's gorgeous! Lots of tourists here. You can climb to the top and look around. Be careful. The stairs are narrow and steep, and people are coming up and down.

I found my true North. We did the guided audio tour via our vehicle. It was good for the amount of time we had. We seen several people with guides and rangers. If we would have been in town for more than one day, I would suggest that option.

We have been to this cemetery many times. So full of Gettysburg history related to the battle and to the townspeople of Gettysburg. Highly recommend that you do some research of your own about the town elders that are located here. We have a full review on our blog site and YouTube channel.

We visited Jennie Wades resting place. The location was easy to find. Beautiful monument. I decided why I was there to put American flags, flowers, and a white cross. I know the house was and will be a great place to visit. A true historical site but so is her resting place next to her parents.

Make sure you have permission to photograph or film here. I wont be back. There is no clear signs posting this but maybe everyone wanting to see this beautiful place should know.

Beautiful! Although the bridge had to be reconstructed due to flooding, some of the original beams were used to do so. This place has a history of being very haunted and visited by many in the evening, but who's to say they only come out at night? 😉 There is a path you can walk beside the creek and just enjoy the natural sounds all around. Take some pics for yourself, you might find something in them.

We love Sachs bridge- up until last week we always went early morning or afternoon and enjoyed the environment with fish, turtles, and all manner of water gems. Never overly busy with tourists. However, we thought we would go the other night to try some fishing when it was cooler. If you don’t like crowds and you go for the magesty of nature, don’t go after dark, it is apparently quite the tourist destination for ghost hunting. If you are going for the aquatic community and stream life, don’t go after 5!🤣

We heard the bridge was haunted, just wanted to go check it out. It's actually a beautiful area and quite relaxing. No weird vibes for us, even though some folks were doing a paranormal investigation. We sat and watched their work, but really just enjoyed a nice peaceful riverside in the country. A nice place to visit for Ghosts and humans 😉

A picturesque, well-maintained, no longer in service, covered bridge. This crosses the Marsh Creek, very close to the Gettysburg National Military Park. There is a small dam a few hundred yards beyond. A small parking area, and roadside parking allowed. Fishing from banks - not the greatest access, but it exists - bring shears (but watch out for poison ivy... ask me how I know 😬). I've seen kayaking, but not sure about boating regulations - it's a small waterway. A pleasant break from visiting Battlefields all day.

The history dating back before the Civil War. The "washing away". The reconstruction and raising 3 feet. The coolness of the air inside on a hot July day. The echoes of your shoes walking through. The sound of the water going over the dam. Nice job helping a beautiful "touch of the past" remain...for those of us who never got to experience the magic of covered bridges. Beautifully done!

A quick stop, but worth it. This bridge is very nice, except for people carving their initials on it. E enjoyed walking through the bridge. You can get to it from both sides. Parking is limited.

Great spot- full of history. Parking is minimal but easy to find.

A diamond in the rough, off the beaten path of the normal stops. This is a quick trip, not far from the western side of the battlefield. Local lore is that if one were to light a cigarette, place it upon a rail and call to someone named Tennessee, the cigarette will illuminate and move as if someone were smoking it. This bridge was reported to have been used by Union troops moving into Gettysburg and by Robert E. Lee's confederate forces upon retreating over Marsh Creek.

Good place to visit. I went during the day, around 1-2pm on a Monday so it wasn't busy. I feel like the better time to visit, especially if you're after the ghost thrill, would be later at night

Beautiful views and a lot of history here. Many reports of ghost sightings although I personally have never seen anything. There are also some pretty good trails along the creek if you don’t mind walking through some forestry. Pictures are posted from both a sunny normal day and a rainy day with a flood. I’ve also seen many fisherman here so this seems to be a good fishing spot as well.

Very cool part of history! Didn’t have any paranormal experience! Beautiful scenery

This was pretty cool to see. Turns out there are four covered bridges near Gettysburg. This is Sachs Bridge. There is a plaque that explains the history of the bridge. It was built before the battle at Gettysburg so its cool to imagine the soldiers walking across the bridge 160 years ago. Worth the short drive from the battlefield.

This is the second time we have visited this amazing place. We have younger children and they enjoy it also. We especially like the cellar experience. So moving and educational. The movie is excellent also. Please stop by. It’s worth it.

Just looked at the gift shop. There's some history/museum type items there. Lots of knick-knacks and souvenirs. Home decor.

One of the best museums My Wife and I have been in! Great gift shop. A must stop while in Gettysburg! We loved it!

This museum is very unique in that it has a lot of interactive exhibits that are different from most places. There are the typical museum displays but then they have other exhibits. There are various “mini” theater experiences as you go through with short videos. They also give you 3d glasses when you enter that can be used all throughout the museum to learn more about what is being interpreted. Then they have a short film that is supplemented with an interactive display throughout the film. Finally, they have an exhibit called The Cellar which is an interactive experience to allow the visitor to see and feel what it might have been like during a battle in the Civil War. It was really fascinating. That all being said, as far as accessibility goes it is mostly accessible. I need a scooter to get around and there were some areas where it was a bit of a challenge. First, the parking is in the back of the building. It was quite a distance to get to the door and the sidewalk was uneven and broken and my scooter got stuck on it. Inside the building is mostly open and the gift shop was a good size. I did have trouble in the theater which was difficult to see where I was going. Overall it was a nice visit with few limitations.

I can't say enough about the museum located here! Interactive, informative and with a reverence to American history. The cellar experience and mini documentary alone is worth the trip

Even though I miss the old wax museum, the new Heritage Center is very nice. The gift shop is beautiful and clean and they often host different events on their lawn. Great and educational exhibits for the whole family.

The Heritage Museum is typical of a tourist destination museum. It gives a decent overview of the Battle and has a few artifacts and displays. It’s a great stop for families with kids or casual tourists who don’t want an overly detailed account. The gift shop was huge and had more than the usual cheap touristy item though. Lots of books and clothing. The museum was clean and there is plenty of parking behind the building. One feature I’ll highlight is you can book a licensed battlefield guide through their website, as opposed to other where you have to play phone tag. Our guide, Mike Rupert was top notch. We booked him for a three hour tour and learned so much about the battle and town. Highly recommended if you have a real interest in the history and location.

Great little exhibit. Wonderful gift shop, and interesting exhibits. Have a 3D attraction which is fun, and some of the exhibits are revealing. This is where we started our audio tour, and eventually came back to the gift shop.

This museum was EXCELLENT. Definitely take the time to watch the movie in the “theater” portion. The visuals in the movie of the troop movements during the battle was awesome. It really gave a new level to the charges and retreats that you hear/read about to visualize them that way. And be sure to leave time to look at the exhibits. The use of the 3D glasses on photos and videos was really cool. And the “Cellar experience”! Oh my goodness. I honestly walked in and was about to walk out the other door thinking it was just a dark “cellar” to give you an uneasy feeling, but nope - it’s a whole presentation/experience that was really well done. Just overall an excellent museum and must-stop when you are in Gettysburg.

Strongly recommend taking the Night At the Museum experience at the Gettysburg Heritage Center (if you don't know what that is, it's somewhat a parody of the Night At the Museum Films just at the Gettysburg Heritage Center)

Absolutely wonderful place I highly recommend this to see

The diorama is something that leaves you speechless. I've never seen anything that size anywhere. There are smaller ones also towards the back and before you do the tour. Big gift shop downstairs smaller one upstairs. Well worth it.

The front of this place and gift shop was pretty interesting. I think I remember the diorama from when I was a kid. I didn't see that this time though, just visiting. Public restrooms!!!

A must see experience on your Gettysburg trip. The intricate detail and countless hours of work that went into this display really comes through when you see it in person. Great gift shop with even better prices compared to other around town.

One of the many things we did in Gettysburg during our visit, the giant diorama was definitely unique! The effort that went into making this is absolutely amazing. The audio show that went with it was really informative and we enjoyed that. And the diorama in general was just kind of a fun nostalgic type of presentation. The only part we didn’t really like was the gift shop you have to go in and wait in until you can enter the diorama room. We shall just say that half of the country probably loves that part, and the other half of the country doesn’t. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Wow! We didn't know what to expect. What an amazing experience! You have to see it in person to appreciate it! There's a short light show / movie as well that is worth seeing!

It was an amazing show with the diorama. It talks about the entire 3 days of Gettysburg with hand painted miniatures on a huge set. Very informative and fun. I would highly recommend it.

Adult ticket cost $9 each for the 30 minute show. I love their diorama as it showed quality craftsmanship of work.

We took our nine year old here first before the actual battlefields so that she could have a better overall understanding of places and timing fresh in her mind. It was a fantastic start to the day. It opens at 9 so we got up early and went and there were not many people at all so we really got to enjoy the craftsmanship of the diorama and we weren’t crammed together to watch the show. Highly recommend.

A nice way of seeing the complete 3 day battle. Details were amazing.

Definitely worth the money! Also a special thank you for whom ever spends so much time to make this so informational and detailed. You or all of you have gone above and beyond!! Thanks so much for the experience

It was interesting but wish there was more actual footage.. gave 4 stars because we went to the last showing of the evening.. we were beat and had a hard time staying awake. But overall worth the $8 each to attend.

The good: French Onion soup, salad & roll. Salad w/salmon. The bad: Ate in Tavern (basement). It was too dark. Menu hard to read. Then when food comes, you can't see it. I like to see my food when I eat it. To see doneness, presentation, and I always check salad for bugs. It's happened. Tables small, too crowded, too noisy and kids screaming in a Tavern. Food. Spit Chicken (split chicken) was very blah. This dinner would be better served simply as baked chicken breast. Or even fried. I knew I was getting a half chicken, but eating chicken in candlelight isn't ideal. Ribs lacked meat and were dry. Potatoes came naked. Would be better baked with sea salt on skin. Butter was individually wrapped (YUCK!). Get whipped butter. And burgers should come with fries, not chips. No chips! It wasn't that bad, but I was disappointed. If we come back, it will simply for soup & salad.

We came to Gettysburg and wanted to eat in a dated tavern. Upon speaking with the host, the Fine Dining would be the oldest part of the facilities which was built in the 1700’s. That part of the business housed the Underground Railroad. The Fine Dining did not open until 5 PM. It was 2:30 PM and we were hungry! We ate in the tavern which was supposedly built in the 1980’s. The tavern was located in the basement. For those with mobility issues, this will not work for you as there was no elevator. We waited about 45 minutes to an hour. The wait was well worth it. We both had the steak sandwich. It was very delicious. Our waitress kept our glasses full and was very attentive. I would love to go back again. This was highly recommended by our hotel front desk clerk. They get 5 Stars. We had a fantastic experience.

I haven’t eaten here in 20+ years. We ate with friends in the Museum room and were attended to by Clifton. Fantastic room for dining with lots of great history. Clifton was superb - he provides some of the best service and was incredibly attentive. The food was quite good as well. Great experience, will not wait another 20 to head back.

This restaurant was recommended by a coworker in historic Gettysburg. We had the roast beef sandwiches on Focacia bread. Sadly, I wasn't overly impressed with the sandwiches. The beef was good but not super tender. The dining room was a bit too dark. Prices were reasonable and the service was quick and friendly. There is also a bar that serves mixed drinks and beer. I was more impressed with the historical background of the restaurant building. As the story goes, Mr. Dobbins housed black slaves in a room on the second floor, as part of the Underground Railroad to protect and free the slaves. There is small museum upstairs memorializing this important part of American history.

We had an early dinner here in the tavern. We both had the daily special “Beef Stroganoff”. It was DELICIOUS!!! It’s a very cute, quaint old tavern. Friends went yesterday. They had a 1-hour wait to be seated and that and the slow service caused them to have a 2 ½ hour lunch. WE were seated in about 10 minutes and didn’t have slow service at all. We liked the place and I would recommend it. Cute, fun, and terrific food!

My review of the B&B at the Dobbin House Tavern! After much research I settled on this B&B. Check-in and check-our were easy. The room had very cold AC (adjustable) and was cleaned! Well maintained! For $288 for 2 people for 2 nights you really can’t beat the location plus the front porch is nice to sit on in the morning and evening. Everything was easy to walk to. The included parking spot is perfect so you don’t have to worry about parking downtown. Breakfast day 1: sausage biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, various breads/muffins, coffee, orange juice, bacon an hash browns. A good meal except the potatoes tasted like they dumped a container of salt on them…and I like salty foods but this was too much. Breakfast day 2: croissant French toast, fruit, ham, & breakfast potatoes. Again the potatoes tasted like a container of salt was dumped on them. I could not get the saltiness out of my mouth until lunch time. 🤮 Overall, would stay here again! Price, parking spot & included breakfast was a bargain compared to the other places I stayed in Gettysburg!

Incredible dining experience at the Dobbin House. The menu is like reading a story, and the dining rooms are quaint and charming with colonial decor. For drink, I highly recommend the Cannon in the Orchard- divine. For dinner, I had the French onion soup, spinach salad with hot bacon dressing, and the NY strip with crab cake. Delectable! Be forewarned that the steak is extremely generously sized!

Went here for dinner one night, and oh my goodness it was so good. I had the strip steak which was cooked absolutely perfect, it had so much flavor. It was one of the best steaks I’ve ever had . It was accompanied with a fantastic baked potato. The restaurant itself was really cool, it felt like I went back in time. Also, service was excellent and attentive. 100% recommend

Did not stay. Dinner only. Dinner was absolutely amazing, and I loved the downstairs bar. Cozy, authentic, and romantic. Server was extremely rude. She seemed annoyed from the time we sat down, and after she brought out our drinks, I saw that my husband's cocktail was missing. I very politely said that my husband had also ordered the same cocktail as me. She turned to walk away, then turned around and yelled back at me twice that she only had two hands. It was extremely embarrassing and also inappropriate. She could have said, oh yes, it is coming. Id go back for food but would steer clear of that server and her attitude. Tall brunette.

This is one of my favorite places to go while visiting Gettysburg. This is my second time I’ve been here and service has not gone down since I last came a few years ago! The staff is super accommodating to any allergies, as well as ensuring your every need is met. The food was absolutely fantastic, cooked to perfection from the appetizers to the entree to finally the delicious desserts! The atmosphere is by far the best I’ve been in while having dinner. I loved how the staff stayed in costume, and I loved how the seating arrangements were of that of different style chairs giving it an extremely homey feel. It overall is just top class! Also, fantastic decorations for Christmas and holiday season. I could go on and on about it how much I love this restaurant, but you’re gonna have to go there to find find out yourself!

Was hoping to see some ghost, but didn’t. It was interesting eating in a building as old as this one imagining what it was like when the building was built and who else could have been here in the past. The staff dressed in time period clothing. The food was flavorful, filling and dry don’t leave room for desert.

After taking a tour of Gettysburg, we wanted to continue with the historic feel and got a table at Dobbin House Tavern. Walking out of the cold into the reception area with the wood burning fireplace gave an immediate warmth of body and spirit. All of the staff are dressed to the time period and the restaurant makes you feel as if you are back in the late 1700s. The fresh baked breads were delicious, the French Onion soup was incredible, and even the salads were fresh. I had the catch of the day (salmon) which came with potato but I upgraded to tasty Brussels sprouts. My Mom had a crab cake which she raved about. With just enough room left, we split a homemade piece of pecan pie with some whipped cream that was the perfect ending to an incredible meal. The service was phenomenal as well. And then we finished by visiting the area which served as part of the Underground Railroad. Highly recommend having a meal here!

Great experience here! The atmosphere was traditional Gettysburg and the food was really good! We had the crab cakes, crab imperial, barbecued ribs and french onion soup! The french onion soup was very unique as it had chunks of brisket in it and really said it apart from any other kind of had before. Really good! We’ll definitely be back as this is one of our favorite restaurants in Gettysburg.

If you happen to be in the Gettysburg area and you're looking for a good meal with a tasty beverage while taking a break from visiting the various historical locations, look no further. This spot has good food and good drink, and a taste of history. This location is the Revolutionary War era, so it pre-dates the war in Gettysburg. Owned and operated by the same family line, this spot offers good service along with your meal and beverage of choice. There is a full bar here, and the location offers original cocktails and a good variety of cold beers. Food wise, a majority of the items, sauces, pastries, and such are made in-house. The items on the menu are tasty! When u get to the desert, try the apple pie!!! After you have completed your meal, check out the rest of the building, as it is a museum, which offers a glimpse into the history of the building. Definitely check this spot out and lose yourself amongst its good people, good food and beverage, and rich history!

We reserved a spot in the restaurant. The food, service, and atmosphere were top-notch. We shared the Kings French onion soup to start. Then we had the pork tenderloin with baked potato and the house special, seafood Isabella, which were both excellent. Cooked to perfection. We ended with a slice caramel crunch cake and an Irish coffee each. Will definitely be back and would highly recommend this place as a must stop for lunch or dinner.

Didn't stay in their inn or rooms. Dinner at the fine dining was amazing. Steak was phenomenal and side dishes were to die for. Setting was super romantic and very intimate. Reservations are a must due to super busy for dinner but we got a private table next to the fireplace and it was perfect. Drinks were on point and service was very good.

We had a delicious lunch! Onion soup was so yummy and so was the crab cake sandwich. I ordered a serving of the date and nut bread to go and had that for breakfast today. Yum! Shaun our server was friendly and attentive. His recommendations were terrific. We also met Dawn who was so kind and helpful when I ask questions. She made sure we happy and we really appreciated her! Wonderful experience all around this historical and beautiful tavern!

Interesting piece of history and one of the oldest homes in Gettysburg. More information about Lincoln’s visit and Will’s political influence than time pieces in the home. If you’re not interested in the history then this probably isn’t a must see for you as there isn’t much furniture or decorations in the home.

Amazing visit. First floor is a living history museum of the Gettysburg Address. Second floor is an historic recreation of President Lincoln's bedroom, where he stayed to draft his now famed Gettysburg Address. Staff is incredibly friendly, and knowledgeable. Such a wonderful experience, and as a history buff, this easily ranks top on sites not to be missed for American History.

Everything is so well done here and the videos are definitely worth watching the whole way through. My jaded father in law even hid his teary eyes at one point he was so moved.

The actual furniture that Lincoln used in November 1863 before the Gettysburg address was in the bedroom. Very nice exhibits.

The Gettysburg address was written here, which is really mind boggling to think about. There is a fee to go in, so we just walked around the outside. The historical district that this house is in is great to walk around and feel the history!

This house is located right in the town square. The park ranger has a lot of information about this house. This was a very interesting self guided tour. They have the room Lincoln slept in. That was very exciting to see. The tour is on the first and second floor. If you are unable to climb stairs, they have an elevator for your use. This is free to see, but you can make a donation. If you are visiting Gettysburg, you need to stop here. This is also part of the auto tour.

Very interesting place to visit. Setup by National Park service so most of the house is just displays of stories or videos. The only room that was set up as it had been back when Lincoln stayed here is the bedroom he slept in. A good history lesson for homeschoolers!

Great experience seeing the bed where Abraham Lincoln slept. A lot of other great artifacts.

A must stop on your Gettysburg visit. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Free admission!

A splendid place for a visit! Vibrantly rich in history and colorfully decorated. Highly recommended.

This is a National Parks Museum. Right in the town square of Gettysburg. There is a park ranger when you first go in to give you a general over view of the house. The tour is free and self guided. They do have pamphlets to follow. There is an upstairs and downstairs. They have the bedroom Lincoln slept in. Not a long tour we were there probably 15 or 20 minutes. But very informative. Don't pass up if your in the area.

This is one of those buildings where you need to take your time, stop, read, look at everything you possibly can. At first glance, it does not seem like much... but if you go deeper and start reading a bit... The bed in the Lincoln Bedroom upstairs, actual bed Lincoln slept in, The wool saddle cover, actually used by Lincoln when he road to the cemetery for the dedication. It is believed that the final touches of the Gettysburg address was completed here as well. For those of you who dive into history as well, the story of David Wells, and how Lincoln actually came to Gettysburg is quite interesting as too. Great place, and managed by the park service. FREE admission when open. More information and video on our blog site. Search for OurHauntedTravels.

Love the field of views from the two lines of the armies. You can see the Union artillery line in the distance. Bittersweet moment visiting my state’s memorial. So much to take in on an absolutely beautiful day. Plenty of parking on the street, just be safe and watch for pedestrians and people pulling out. I also recommend just walking around nearby and reading the smaller monuments and historical markers.

This is a must see for anyone interested in the Civil War or American history. We spent 7 hours here and definitely could have spent several hours more but we were tired. Going through the museum, which can take up to 2 hours, is a must because it gives even history buffs more context about the Civil War and the battle itself.

Beautiful sculpture on the South’s battle line. Good place to stop. Lots of shade on the tree line where the cannons sit.

Hauntingly beautiful monument, and a great tribute to the fallen.

This monument does well at capturing the number of soldiers from NC that perished in the battles and paying tribute to those soldiers

Great stop and views of the battlefield

Gettysburg historical monument it was a nice warm weather and it was great my buddy and I drove 16 location where the battle took place. we had to climb three different Towers into buildings some of the towers were five story or 4 stories high. when we got back to the visitor center we ordered some water because it was a hot day the food expensive but sometime you have no choice but to buy some or bring lunch in water is it good to bring your family to learn the history the Battle of Gettysburg

Our first visit to Gettysburg. We plan on returning. We took a guided bus tour, a lot of information. Highly recommended

This is the North Carolina memorial that is dedicated to the soldiers who participated in the Battle of Gettysburg from that state. The monument depicts a wounded officer pointing the way forward to the enemy while a veteran and younger comrade lead a color bearer in the charge. The statue was sculpted by Gutzon Borglum of Mount Rushmore fame. The stone tablet near the monument reads: To the eternal glory of the North Carolina soldiers. Who on this battlefield displayed heroism unsurpassed sacrificing all in sup- port of their cause. Their valorous deeds will be enshrined in the hearts of men long after these transient memorials have crum- bled into dust. Thirty two North Carolina regiments were in action at Gettysburg July 1,2,3, 1863. One Con- federate soldier in every four who fell here was a North Carolinian. This tablet erected by the North Carolina Division United Daughters of the Confederacy.

The good: French Onion soup, salad & roll. Salad w/salmon. The bad: Ate in Tavern (basement). It was too dark. Menu hard to read. Then when food comes, you can't see it. I like to see my food when I eat it. To see doneness, presentation, and I always check salad for bugs. It's happened. Tables small, too crowded, too noisy and kids screaming in a Tavern. Food. Spit Chicken (split chicken) was very blah. This dinner would be better served simply as baked chicken breast. Or even fried. I knew I was getting a half chicken, but eating chicken in candlelight isn't ideal. Ribs lacked meat and were dry. Potatoes came naked. Would be better baked with sea salt on skin. Butter was individually wrapped (YUCK!). Get whipped butter. And burgers should come with fries, not chips. No chips! It wasn't that bad, but I was disappointed. If we come back, it will simply for soup & salad.

We came to Gettysburg and wanted to eat in a dated tavern. Upon speaking with the host, the Fine Dining would be the oldest part of the facilities which was built in the 1700’s. That part of the business housed the Underground Railroad. The Fine Dining did not open until 5 PM. It was 2:30 PM and we were hungry! We ate in the tavern which was supposedly built in the 1980’s. The tavern was located in the basement. For those with mobility issues, this will not work for you as there was no elevator. We waited about 45 minutes to an hour. The wait was well worth it. We both had the steak sandwich. It was very delicious. Our waitress kept our glasses full and was very attentive. I would love to go back again. This was highly recommended by our hotel front desk clerk. They get 5 Stars. We had a fantastic experience.

I haven’t eaten here in 20+ years. We ate with friends in the Museum room and were attended to by Clifton. Fantastic room for dining with lots of great history. Clifton was superb - he provides some of the best service and was incredibly attentive. The food was quite good as well. Great experience, will not wait another 20 to head back.

This restaurant was recommended by a coworker in historic Gettysburg. We had the roast beef sandwiches on Focacia bread. Sadly, I wasn't overly impressed with the sandwiches. The beef was good but not super tender. The dining room was a bit too dark. Prices were reasonable and the service was quick and friendly. There is also a bar that serves mixed drinks and beer. I was more impressed with the historical background of the restaurant building. As the story goes, Mr. Dobbins housed black slaves in a room on the second floor, as part of the Underground Railroad to protect and free the slaves. There is small museum upstairs memorializing this important part of American history.

We had an early dinner here in the tavern. We both had the daily special “Beef Stroganoff”. It was DELICIOUS!!! It’s a very cute, quaint old tavern. Friends went yesterday. They had a 1-hour wait to be seated and that and the slow service caused them to have a 2 ½ hour lunch. WE were seated in about 10 minutes and didn’t have slow service at all. We liked the place and I would recommend it. Cute, fun, and terrific food!

My review of the B&B at the Dobbin House Tavern! After much research I settled on this B&B. Check-in and check-our were easy. The room had very cold AC (adjustable) and was cleaned! Well maintained! For $288 for 2 people for 2 nights you really can’t beat the location plus the front porch is nice to sit on in the morning and evening. Everything was easy to walk to. The included parking spot is perfect so you don’t have to worry about parking downtown. Breakfast day 1: sausage biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, various breads/muffins, coffee, orange juice, bacon an hash browns. A good meal except the potatoes tasted like they dumped a container of salt on them…and I like salty foods but this was too much. Breakfast day 2: croissant French toast, fruit, ham, & breakfast potatoes. Again the potatoes tasted like a container of salt was dumped on them. I could not get the saltiness out of my mouth until lunch time. 🤮 Overall, would stay here again! Price, parking spot & included breakfast was a bargain compared to the other places I stayed in Gettysburg!

Incredible dining experience at the Dobbin House. The menu is like reading a story, and the dining rooms are quaint and charming with colonial decor. For drink, I highly recommend the Cannon in the Orchard- divine. For dinner, I had the French onion soup, spinach salad with hot bacon dressing, and the NY strip with crab cake. Delectable! Be forewarned that the steak is extremely generously sized!

Went here for dinner one night, and oh my goodness it was so good. I had the strip steak which was cooked absolutely perfect, it had so much flavor. It was one of the best steaks I’ve ever had . It was accompanied with a fantastic baked potato. The restaurant itself was really cool, it felt like I went back in time. Also, service was excellent and attentive. 100% recommend

Did not stay. Dinner only. Dinner was absolutely amazing, and I loved the downstairs bar. Cozy, authentic, and romantic. Server was extremely rude. She seemed annoyed from the time we sat down, and after she brought out our drinks, I saw that my husband's cocktail was missing. I very politely said that my husband had also ordered the same cocktail as me. She turned to walk away, then turned around and yelled back at me twice that she only had two hands. It was extremely embarrassing and also inappropriate. She could have said, oh yes, it is coming. Id go back for food but would steer clear of that server and her attitude. Tall brunette.

This is one of my favorite places to go while visiting Gettysburg. This is my second time I’ve been here and service has not gone down since I last came a few years ago! The staff is super accommodating to any allergies, as well as ensuring your every need is met. The food was absolutely fantastic, cooked to perfection from the appetizers to the entree to finally the delicious desserts! The atmosphere is by far the best I’ve been in while having dinner. I loved how the staff stayed in costume, and I loved how the seating arrangements were of that of different style chairs giving it an extremely homey feel. It overall is just top class! Also, fantastic decorations for Christmas and holiday season. I could go on and on about it how much I love this restaurant, but you’re gonna have to go there to find find out yourself!

Was hoping to see some ghost, but didn’t. It was interesting eating in a building as old as this one imagining what it was like when the building was built and who else could have been here in the past. The staff dressed in time period clothing. The food was flavorful, filling and dry don’t leave room for desert.

After taking a tour of Gettysburg, we wanted to continue with the historic feel and got a table at Dobbin House Tavern. Walking out of the cold into the reception area with the wood burning fireplace gave an immediate warmth of body and spirit. All of the staff are dressed to the time period and the restaurant makes you feel as if you are back in the late 1700s. The fresh baked breads were delicious, the French Onion soup was incredible, and even the salads were fresh. I had the catch of the day (salmon) which came with potato but I upgraded to tasty Brussels sprouts. My Mom had a crab cake which she raved about. With just enough room left, we split a homemade piece of pecan pie with some whipped cream that was the perfect ending to an incredible meal. The service was phenomenal as well. And then we finished by visiting the area which served as part of the Underground Railroad. Highly recommend having a meal here!

Great experience here! The atmosphere was traditional Gettysburg and the food was really good! We had the crab cakes, crab imperial, barbecued ribs and french onion soup! The french onion soup was very unique as it had chunks of brisket in it and really said it apart from any other kind of had before. Really good! We’ll definitely be back as this is one of our favorite restaurants in Gettysburg.

If you happen to be in the Gettysburg area and you're looking for a good meal with a tasty beverage while taking a break from visiting the various historical locations, look no further. This spot has good food and good drink, and a taste of history. This location is the Revolutionary War era, so it pre-dates the war in Gettysburg. Owned and operated by the same family line, this spot offers good service along with your meal and beverage of choice. There is a full bar here, and the location offers original cocktails and a good variety of cold beers. Food wise, a majority of the items, sauces, pastries, and such are made in-house. The items on the menu are tasty! When u get to the desert, try the apple pie!!! After you have completed your meal, check out the rest of the building, as it is a museum, which offers a glimpse into the history of the building. Definitely check this spot out and lose yourself amongst its good people, good food and beverage, and rich history!

We reserved a spot in the restaurant. The food, service, and atmosphere were top-notch. We shared the Kings French onion soup to start. Then we had the pork tenderloin with baked potato and the house special, seafood Isabella, which were both excellent. Cooked to perfection. We ended with a slice caramel crunch cake and an Irish coffee each. Will definitely be back and would highly recommend this place as a must stop for lunch or dinner.

Didn't stay in their inn or rooms. Dinner at the fine dining was amazing. Steak was phenomenal and side dishes were to die for. Setting was super romantic and very intimate. Reservations are a must due to super busy for dinner but we got a private table next to the fireplace and it was perfect. Drinks were on point and service was very good.

We had a delicious lunch! Onion soup was so yummy and so was the crab cake sandwich. I ordered a serving of the date and nut bread to go and had that for breakfast today. Yum! Shaun our server was friendly and attentive. His recommendations were terrific. We also met Dawn who was so kind and helpful when I ask questions. She made sure we happy and we really appreciated her! Wonderful experience all around this historical and beautiful tavern!

My wife and I had a salad and pizza for dinner. Food was good and pricing was more than fair. Service was OK (service needed to loosen up a little). But overall would recommend and I would go back again.

I have eaten here in the past. My daughter and grandson love the pizza and I love the powerhouse veggie sandwich. As a vegan it would be nice if you could offer non dairy cheeses. I could then try the pizza myself. I suggest at least another one or two vegan options. Thanks, keep up the great work!

Intimate space, service was kind, but a little slow, and prices were slightly above average. Couscous was tasty and unique. Cuban was tender and delicious. Club 101 was a little bland. Overall a good experience but not enough to want to go back.

Love this amazing restaurant! Was really fortunate to find this restaurant Food 101 while visiting Gettysburg. The customer service was very friendly. Our waiter was very attentive and helpful. The food was simply delicious! Highly recommend this restaurant! 5 stars!

Our dinner last night was absolutely delicious!! Everything was prepared perfectly and displayed beautifully on the plate-- and could not have tasted better! The chef came out and asked us how we were enjoying things, which we thought was super nice of him! The tempura cauliflower, the salmon with pasta and the pork ribeye were all to die for!! And the huge slice of caramel toffee pie capped off a great meal! The ambiance is more of a '50s diner vibe but the food more than makes up for any lack of atmosphere--and the prices are very reasonable also! Our server was also extremely nice!

Classic, cozy, corner restaurant. Lunch was well-presented and well-prepared. Prompt, engaging service - thanks, Hollis ! Gettysburg Gem - We'll be back

A quirky, fun small restaurant with great food. My wife and I enjoyed dinner here after strolling around downtown Gettysburg deciding on where to eat and stopped here almost on a whim. We were greeted cheerfully upon entering and given our choice of available tables. Waitstaff stopped by after a few minutes with menus and returned promptly for our order. Restaurant decor is funky retro, including our chrome and boomerang design table. We wanted vegetarian options. My wife ordered a vegetable powerhouse sandwich and I ordered the Nicoise salad. The wait was slightly long, it seemed, but we were not disappointed when it arrived. Portions were generous. Her sandwich was huge and included a large side of house made chips. My salad was absolutely fresh, beautifully plated and delicious. Each component of this classic dinner salad was perfect. We will certainly return to this restaurant on our next trip to Gettysburg.

The waiter we had was awesome!!! We looked at the menu and wasn’t to sure about the menu items because this was outside of our eating box, but the fried cauliflower and the home cut chips was AMAZING!!! We was from out of town and asked him where stuff was and he was so friendly and helpful. I would definitely come back here to eat. Then we talked to the chef and he was so nice as well. The Ham and Turkey was carved and not sliced. Definitely 5 stars from us.

Corey, dude....the food was amazing! You were very very busy and handled the crowd well. I highly recommend the Israeli couscous and Brussel sprouts. Five stars all the way around.

We stopped here for dinner on a saturday evening. We were very pleased with the all-American fare. There were 4 of us, and we each had something different. Everyone was very pleased with their food. From the ahi tu a sandwiche to the beat salad, the turkey sandwich to the truffle french fries... all of it was delicious. My apple cheddar chicken sandwich was so good! Competitive pricing. Friendly and helpful staff.

I'd been told this was the best restaurant in town and now I'm convinced. What an amazing meal! They even have a Kid's Menu. We had some appetizers (Cauliflower and the Brussels sprouts), a Mushroom Flatbread and Curried Salmon Sandwich. Everything and I mean everything was cooked perfectly. Great place for Vegetarians, Omnivores, and Kids. I left with leftovers and a very happy family.

We love this place. We eat here every time we get to Gettysburg and have never been disappointed. From the appetizers, to the main course and dessert - it is always fantastic. Highly recommend!

Food was delicious, staff was friendly and attentive. The crab dip was very good but I was surprised when it was ice cold - I think it may be better warmed. Not much variety of items on the menu. No celery and carrots to go with wings. The ranch was definitely house made and was delicious. The restaurant was very clean.

This reviews didn’t seem too great before walking in here but I think they get a bad wrap. I think they are mostly understaffed. The breakfast burrito was great. My orange juice was fine. Some people make accounts just to post bad reviews… suggestion. If you want to know if you can put faith in a review. Make sure their account has a good amount of reviews

This place has the most amazing vegetable stuffed mushrooms with herb cheese on a parsnip puree sauce, drizzled with I don't know what. Looked like chocolate but we ate it so fast I couldn't catch what it was as we were late for our ghost tour. And as a self proclaimed chef myself, I know stuffed mushrooms. These were incredible. We also had the Risotto balls and they were crisp on the outside yet light and airy inside. This place has great outdoor seating and the waitresses were great. The service was fantastic so we returned the next night when we had more time. The waitress remembered us, which adds a personal touch and shows how attentive they are to their customers. The second night did not disappoint. My daughter had the Linguine Bolognaise with veal, beef, pork and roasted tomato. I think it was the only time she stopped talking during our entire trip was to eat this meal. I had the Crab stuffed scallops with mashed potatoes and shrimp succotash. Since scallops are my favorite and I know how to cook them, I often order them just to gauge how good the chef is. This chef is top notch. I take these trips to find new recipes and see how other chefs prepare their meals. It's only fair that if I'm testing them, I give them my fair opinion. This is the only restaurant on our trip that gets a five star rating. The food and the service were fantastic.

Absolutely amazing food! The next day I am still talking about how delicious everything was. The flavor was absolutely mouthwatering and perfectly paired with accompaniments listed on the menu (crab stuffed scallops and portobello sandwich on gluten free bun, even the bun was good!) Kudos to the chef and a special thank you for double checking on any allergies given what I ordered and the new server we had. Top notch service! Atmosphere was relaxed, yet nice and an upscale feeling. Highly recommend and you have got to try the sweet potato fries! Even if you don't like sweet potatoes, these fries may change your mind. Best I have ever had!

Fantastic dinner experience! We were searching for a bite to eat on Dec. 23, without reservations... And we totally lucked out to walk into One Lincoln. There was a perfect table in the corner for a party of three. Ordered the Burrata, the roasted Brussel Sprouts and a Cesear Salad with Blackened Salmon. Simply put... It was all excellently prepared and presented. Service was perfect! Highly recommend this lovely local gem!

We were ignored by the hostess first 5 minutes there. She walked past ignoring us. When she finally did acknowledge us said she HAD to clean 2 tables. Mind you about 15 were empty and only 3 tables had people eating. Another family comes in behind us so now she finally seats us. NOT at one of the tables she had to clean mind you. Then she sends the waitress to the table of people who came in after us! Obviously they did not care to serve us so we left. When I complained to the Gettysburg Hotel where we stayed they were very upset that the restaurant they are associated with treated us like this. They were NOT busy nor understaffed. She had something against us and for that reason I won't give them a second chance. Heard lots of complaints about the service and food so probably better we left.

Stopped in for lunch. The service was fantastic, and the food came out quickly. There were just 2 of us, and we both really enjoyed our meals. Everything was delicious. My one and only gripe was how far the bathrooms are, and they're a little hard to find. That won't deter me though, I will definitely stop in again.

The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because our waitress was very nice and understanding considering the experience we had. For starters, it took quite some time to have someone take our drink order & we waited pretty long to get those drinks too. The dip for the pretzel sticks we ordered resembled raw dumpling batter. Our waitress then brought us our food. This is where things went really bad. My husbands food was TERRIBLE! He had the beef stroganoff. The sauce was gross and the beef chunks were inedible. Neither one of us could chew them. He ordered a Caesar salad with steak slices on top to replace it. We waited. And waited. And waited. By now he was disgusted and we decided to just have the salad cancelled and the items removed from our bill. Mind you, the restaurant wasn't extremely busy at all. Rather our waitress told us the guy in the kitchen was the only one cooking and he was slacking. Perfect service for the busy memorial Day weekend right? I must say that my food was yummy. I had fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp. I also had the northern lights cocktail which was good too.

One of those places which we will try again and try something different. The sweet & spicy jam made New York stip, the steak itself was nothing special. The garlic, parmesan risotto was creamy and rich. Kept me wanting more. Serving sizes were delightful. Oh try the warm pretzels. They were the hit of the entire dinner.

Skip this place. Previously we had breakfast at a nearby dinner, and it was very good, but wanted something less diner-type. We should have stuck with the diner. We arrived at One Lincoln at 9:20 a.m. and were seated quickly. The cheerful, friendly server took our order and brought out coffee at 9:30 a.m. Then nothing until 10 a.m. when we spotted our server and asked if we could please have a coffee refill. At 10:10 a.m. or food came out - An omelet, home fries and toast, and pumpkin pancakes. The omelet was good, despite being a little bit scorched, the potatoes were okay but the toast was slightly burnt and one of the pieces was the end piece. The pumpkin pancakes were okay but not very flavorful and a little dry, despite being rolled up around a little pumpkin flavored cream cheese paste. There were seven tables of customers when we we there, none were large parties, most were couples. We could hear others commenting on the slow service. We noticed that there were three servers on duty. I don't know what the problem was but we won't be back.

I really like this spot. I've been here two times and had a better experience the first time (dinner w/ wife). This time I was with my uncle during lunch. I talked this place up quite a bit since I had an awesome dinner experience. I fell the lunch was okay. I got the Chicken Cesar Salad 🥗 and my uncle got the BLT. The waitress we had the first time was sweet and bubbly engaging. This time for lunch it just seemed a little stand off-ish.. I wasn't getting the warm and fuzzy like I did the first time. 🫤 I would say I just had an average experience. I'll come back for dinner but I may try other spots for lunch.

Went for breakfast. Service was great. Breakfast was good, their breakfast potatoes (hashbrowns) you could tell were cooked well before we ordered cold and chewy. I suggest asking for them to be well done.

We were treated to One Lincoln’s New Year’s Eve dinner menu. The seafood chowder was delicious, and the pork ribeye and bread pudding were fantastic. We were very happy to have chosen One Lincoln for our new year’s meal.

On a recent trip to Gettysburg, we stopped in for a pint and a snack. The experience was simply wonderful so we went back the next day for another round! On the second visit, the bartender delighted us by remembering our drink order from the day before! Two Guinness and a Harp! This may seem small but it's little things like this that make a big impression. Highlights: - Authentic Irish Pub - Food was fresh and delicious. Everything ordered was excellent. - Perfect Guinness pour. The first visit I ordered the Irish Onion Soup (Made with Guinness). Sorry I didn't snap a photo of it because it was awesome! The next visit I had the Lamb Burger, with Onion Rings and it was delicious. Cooked perfectly with a great lamb flavor. I'll definitely visit again next time I'm in town!

Excellent food and staff! The sticky toffee pudding was divine 😻. The onion soup with Guinness is yummy. Magners cider ❤️❤️ pork chop on the bone with a creamy gravy was so tender. The skillet chocolate chip cookie was a sundae and so good. I highly recommend this restaurant. The food was the best Irish I have had in a while.

I live 20 minutes down the road from this gem, and I'm so grateful. absolutely amazing and authentic Irish food. The draft list is wonderful as well. Service is always top notch whether we dine in or just sit at the bar. We always start off with a beer and a scotch egg. Another amazing food tip is the bangers and mash. Pair that with the Stubborn Irish Prig and you are seeing heaven, friends. Just 🤌

The food was so hot and fresh. Must have is the Irish soda bread - could be a meal by itself. My husband said the Caesar salad was the best he has had. We sat at the bar and could order from the full menu. Anne was super attentive and friendly. Our water was constantly filled which was great on a hot, long day. Even the fries were great and I’m not typically a fries person. The 10 oz fish is way larger than it sounds!

Enjoyed the food. I ordered the Reuben and crab bisque. Hubby ordered the Irish Stew. Well cooked. The onion rings were crispy and delicious too! Kelsey our waitress was very friendly and attentive to our needs.

Came to Gettysburg for our 15th Anniversary... figured we'd try our first true Irish pub and we weren't disappointed. Amazing atmosphere and service. The Scotch Eggs are amazing and look at that present for $7!.... So good we return the same night!

Popular location cocktails 🍸 reasonably priced the menu seems to have a nice variety of items .

Scotch eggs were under seasoned however the onion rings were fantastic. The fish and chips and Sheperds pie were great. Wait staff was very attentive and food was brought to the table quickly. Will definitely be back.

First time for the pub. Walking around and decided to go in to the pub and glad we did! Awesome atmosphere definitely busy for a Sunday afternoon. Great service, all the waiters and waitresses were hustling to serve all the tables. Food came out quick, hot and with lots of flavor. Would love to come back to taste some of the dinner specials later in the evening! Make it a stop when in town!! 7/1/23 Third time I’ve come in and the food has been great every time. The outdoor seating is a great break from hearing the traffic out front. Nice date night venue

First time here. In town for a military reunion. My fellow vets and I decided to check it out. We are Cavalry troopers and for the Cavalry...Gary Owens holds a place near and dear to our hearts. Service was prompt. The servers were friendly and attentive. We tried the Scotch eggs which were great. Several of us had Shephard pie and a custom double patty burger. We will be back if ever in town.

Stopped by on the way back to New Jersey and wished I lived in Gettysburg because I would be at Kevin & Joanne's pub every weekend! What's not to love here when you have over 200 whiskeys and beers to choose from!!! We enjoyed a late lunch in the beautiful outside dining area! We had wonderful Shepherd's Pie and Fried Oysters Sandwich!! Did I tell you the French fries are very hot and crispy!! The interior bar and dining halls are so nicely furnished for a true Irish Pub experience!!

Excellent restaurant / pub in what looks like a good looking historic building. The wings were very good, the fish and chips were good, Irish stew was very good and the bread pudding was delicious. The staff was super helpful with things to do questions and food suggestions. Excellent place to have a great meal in a cozy place.

Homey experience! Our bartender knows some of her patrons by name. We sat there and listened to her having individual conversations with people while she used their names. It was a super great experience. Anybody we talked to in Gettysburg told us to check this place out. It was awesome, highly recommend the experience

This place is outstanding! We were seated immediately and got our drinks and food fast! Our server was pleasant and attentive! We both cleaned our plates; including dessert! Our drinks were great too! The prices are very reasonable. This is my new favorite place to eat while visiting Gettysburg!

Best Shepard pie I’ve ever had. Also excellent Guinness pour. Scotch egg was bland though.

It was so neat inside. The building is an old factory. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor is in these globe type tents. The menu doesn't have a huge selection with food but many for drinks (alcoholic). Prices are a little high. But the food is phenomenal! Especially the Brussel sprouts and the burger! Absolutely mouth watering! Staff are very friendly. Make sure to check hours of operation because they are only open certain days of the week. Highly recommend this place and will be back again!

The atmosphere was very laid back and relaxed. We popped in for a late lunch upon our arrival to Gettysburg, PA. Food was excellent, solid drinks / cocktail menu, kid friendly, clean restrooms and outdoor patio seating. Definitely a must try local spot for those who are foodies and / or enjoy local brew and spirits. This establishment is family friendly and had highchairs for the little tots. The manager/owner was walking around with his baby as he checked-in with folks to ensure everything was good. We'll definitely visit again to support this local establishment on our next trip to explore and learn about our country's history.

Have you ever been to a place where the employees were more interested in being your friend than just trying to sell you something? There is no doubt you will feel welcomed here! This distillery is a tucked in little gem. Very comfortable cozy vibe! The staff was very engaging and just excited you're there. There are tons of gluten free options available. I'm coming back for sure! The only thing I could complain about is that it's not closer to home😉 Well deserved 5 stars 🌟

Stopped here after skiing in the area and would HIGHLY recommend!! Everything was wonderful- the staff was very nice and kind (hard to find in some areas) the drinks were amazing and the food was great as well! If you’re looking for a place with great service and great food, this is it!! Attached is a photo of my spiked hot chocolate 🤩

Went with my mom. We were seated right away by a friendly hostess. Our waitress was amazing. As it was our first time there, she explained everything with patience and a friendly smile. The food was too good. I overstuffed myself because I didn't want to stop eating. But we still wanted dessert. We were told that the flavors of the cheesecake depend on what mood the chef is in. There would also be a dessert available that wasn't on the menu, again, changing depending on the chef's mood. Atmosphere, food, staff, all made for a wonderful time that I would love to repeat. Without a doubt, this is one of Gettysburg's best spots.

Fun place we tried on our Gettysburg visit, has a good variety of different foods including a flight of their alcohol. Tried frog legs for the first time, we're not bad. Service was excellent and they were very well staffed.

What a fantastic place! The food, the drinks, the service - all top notch! We stayed at a local B & B and was a short walk to Mason Dixon. We went two nights in a row because we loved it so much. The owner, Yianni, was so nice to talk to & made us feel right at home. We can’t wait to come back the next time we are in town!

It’s a kinda hidden distillery in Gettysburg, Pa. The only time they offer a special brunch menu along side with their regular food and drink menu is on Sunday mornings. Lots of parking and there was a line at the door before opening! The four of us were seated promptly and placed our orders. As we socialized the owner Yianni can around and thanked us for stopping in and talked for a few minutes. I watched as he tried to talk to all the other groups in the distillery. Food came out shortly after and was so hot and fresh. Seating options ranged from bar, high top, tables and weather permitting outdoor seating. The staff was very friendly and our waitress Gabby was great at recommending different food and drink items from the distillery. Open floor plan and easy access to the restrooms and merchandise. Definitely will go back another time for any of the great food and drink options or to sit out on a nice evening!

The Musket Balls were good. Staff are awesome! We always love the burgers and that is why we visit. Please bring back the Reynolds! The Warren was great today. My son enjoyed the Hayes. We live coming back to try a different one and favorites.

Welcome to the Blue and Gray Bar and Grill in Downtown Gettysburg! This historic sports bar is owned and operated by a family who “took [their] passion for history and sports and combined them to create a fun atmosphere with elevated bar food.” One of the most notable things about this restaurant is how well it keeps with the theme of the history that the town holds. Their burgers are named after the generals who fought in the Battle of Gettysburg and their wing sauces are named after notable brigades. There are also plenty of other references to this historic battle within their menu as well. Everything on their menu was delicious, but my favorite had to have been the bacon wrapped shrimp!

We have been to Gettysburg many times but usually to visit the battlefield however we decided to check out the square. There is no shortage of places to eat here but we decided upon grill food. The place is not terribly large so be prepared to wait when it is a nice day to be out and about. There was ample bar seating however for my family which includes 2 children. The staff was attentive and friendly. Now we know grills tend to be skimpy on vegetarian options but we were surprised that everyone could get something. I had gotten a veggie burger, I now hope for Impossible or Beyond patties but they have I suspect Morningstar Black Bean patties instead. Nothing wrong with that and in fact, it tasted great. Kids were a little saddened that the only fries were waffle fries but they ended up loving it as well. Overall, we had a great experience and would come here again without hesitation.

Large selection of wing sauces. I had the Peach Orchard sauce on mine. Nice combination of sweet and heat, I would have liked a little more Peach flavor but it was a tasty sauce and paired very nicely w my Firestone Walker Mind Haze IPA. Wings are traditional style only (bone in) and mine were of nice size and properly cooked. I also tried the cannonball poppers which were breaded deep fried balls of jalapeno cream cheesey goodness accompanied by two dipping sauces, which I thought was as nice touch. My wife does not do heat of any kind and so she opted for the Philly Cheese Steak. Plenty of juicy steak filling w sauteed onions and provolone (sauteed peppers and Cheese Whiz are also available) on a toasted roll accompanied by chips and a pickle. Prices were reasonable. Service was quick, pleasant and thorough. We had a very enjoyable dinner and will certainly come back. If you're into Food Challenges they have a huge sandwich challenge here... The Pickett's Charge. If you're a Uber hot wing head they have a sauce you have to sign a waiver for. Good food, good beer menu, good service w reasonable prices gets a good recommendation from me.

I live near Gettysburg and always enjoy visiting Blue and Gray. It’s a great hangout for locals and tourists with a cozy bar vibe. Easy to get to walking or driving in the historic Lincoln Square. Casual pub fare. Best burgers and chicken wings in town. Great beer and cocktail selection. Staff super friendly. You’ll feel like a local.

Stopped for lunch. Right in the middle of the town square. Burger's are big, also got a Blta wrap. Fries are waffle fries, regular or sweet potato. Food was good. Atmosphere is OK, nothing special. Wasn't busy when we went early afternoon. But have been later in the day when it's been packed.

2nd time to Gettysburg but our 1st time to Blue and Gray, and it will now be a must place to eat for all future visits...The food is amazing, the atmosphere is fun, we went at dinner time so it was busy but we got seated quickly and worth the short wait. I had and would recommend the Gen John Bell Hood burger. My fiance had a crab cake sandwich that she described as being as good as any crab cake she has ever had in Maine..If you are in Gettysburg and want an amazing cheeseburger look no further, there are tons of options beyond what I had...

I have been to Gettusburg more times than I can count being a resident of Central Pennsylvania but today was the first time ever eating at this establishment after my girlfriend looked up eating establisments prior to the visit. I will say that we were not disappointed with the food. If you're a fan of soft pretzels and crab dip then order the crab dip soft pretzel. It is a massive, 12 inch (or bigger) soft pretzel covered with a delicious, hot, gooey, cheesy crab dip. It is essentially an appetizer but due to the size, two people could literally make a meal out of it. The fried pickle chips were the best I have found so far. Thin, crispy, not too greasy that have a hint of zing to them. They come with two dips, ranch and a Cajun dip which has a kick for sure. The burger ordered was the John Buford. Huge is an understatement that was accompanied by sweet potato waffle fries. While the burger was good, unless you're a true fan of blue cheese, order a different burger. The blue cheese, which we love blue cheese dressing, has plain blue cheese crumbles mixed in with the mayo and the blue cheese was too overwhelming for our taste. So, for an avid blue cheese lover, this would be a great pick. Lastly my dish, the Blue and Grey wings. Choices of six or a dozen with several levels of "heat" to choose from. I attempted to order the hottest being the "Gettysburg Ghost" but the server was honest and advised they do not seem as hot and the flavor has been off. Instead she suggested the "Devils Den" level. Damm!! The start with a mild zing and suddenly the heat kicks in. I only had four due to having the aforementioned pretzel and pickle chips. Had I not eaten some of the "appetizers" I probably would have had six or more but my fingers, mouth and lips were ON FIRE!! Definitely some of the best wings I have ever had both taste and heat. The establishment is busy and there is a wait. We sat outside for about 25 to 30 minutes before they called our phone to get us seated but so worth the wait. The service is fast, servers friendly and for the amount of food the cost was less than I expected. We will definitely eat here again in the future.

I got veggie burger with sweet potato fries and it was quite good (not much you can mess with this). HOWEVER, my boyfriend ordered medium burger and it came well done. I think that if your restaurant is burger based you should know how to prepare them. Other than that I couldn’t complain, fast and nice serving.

Terrific restaurant! We sat outside and listened to the live music playing in the square. We ordered the Musket balls and Grilled Cheese Bites for our Apps and they were delicious! The Horseradish Aioli was divine! The Musket Balls were everything yummy in one bite!! My husband had the Brisket Sandwich for dinner. The brisket melts in your mouth! The Manchego Cheese was a perfect match! My Shrimp Po Boy was yummy too! Our server was great! It was quite busy and he was hustling, drinks were on our table and our order was taken in a timely fashion. We will definitely be returning our next time in Gettysburg.

Visited Gettysburg on New Years Day, this spot was right on the square. Busy mid-afternoon but we were seated right away in a booth. Our server Shawna was pleasant and efficient, and helpful with recommendations. The blackened tuna bites (we ordered them medium) were outstanding, the fried pickles were tasty as expected. The wings were cooked crispy yet tender, but the garlic parmesan version were not what we expected- almost like an Alfredo sauce on the wings. A cherry blossom and an orange crush were our drinks, good flavor and not watered down. Well definitely visit again!

My family and I decided to have dinner here after a long, hot day of touring the battlefields. After waiting about 15 min for someone to take our drink order, I quickly realized this place is way understaffed. We ordered the cheese sticks as an appetizer. Unfortunately, they weren't great. They were wrapped in an egg roll wrapper and filled with cheddar cheese only. The wrapper was stale and hard to bite. The marinara sauce was so spicy we couldn't eat it. We ordered a burger with fries and mashed potatoes, crab cakes with spinach, a wedge salad, sweet potato fries, and a Philly cheese steak. The waitress didn't write down our order, so I immediately knew things were going to come out wrong. My son's burger was just a frozen patty and came out with cheese on it, which he ordered no cheese. His mashed potatoes didn't come, so we had to ask for them 3 times. They were swimming in butter and olive oil. The salad and sweet potatoes didn't come out until the end of our meal because the waitress kept forgetting them. So, by the time she remembered to bring them out, we were finished eating. The fries were dripping grease. The salad was very pretty, though. The crab cakes were frozen and not heated all the way through. The cheese steak was okay, but it was definitely microwaved. I really lowered my expectations when walking into this restaurant, but I still thought we would receive edible food. The bill was $89.50 for the items listed above, and 90% of it went to the garbage.

Friday evening around 7:30 my wife and I got a table right away. Our server Gina was fantastic and attentive she had our drinks and appetizers out very quickly. We split appetizers, wings, cannon balls and gill cheese bites.

An interesting little restaurant. We visited based on reviews online. When we arrived it was not as we expected. There was no music, or atmosphere, and no alcohol served at all, although I am sure there was an advert for margaritas. The food was fine, but not somewhere that comfortable to just stay and take your time. It didn't feel the cleanest, and people were whispering at their tables as it didn't feel like you could just speak normally.

I had dinner here last night. Service was great, everyone there welcomed me. I asked for recommendations and ended having the mole poblano enchiladas. They served me right away, super fast. The food was delicious and a very nice portion. Very friendly staff, nice place and location at Gettysburg. Highly recommend, I will surely be coming back to try more items from the menu.

We are fortunate to live down the street from this Awesome restaurant. The food is always fresh and filling. The serve is friendly, quick and professional. I have tried a different dish every visit and they are all mouth watering. The smell makes me forget about taking pictures of the food. I just dive right in, next visit I will share some pictures. Awesome Atmosphere and they all speak English or Spanish. They are open 7 days a week until 10:00 pm. So no more dish washing for me Lol. Great menu selections at a reasonable price.

Amazing! Ordered the queso dip and was blown away. It was a little spicy, which we both really enjoyed. I got the taco salad and my friend raves about their spinach quesadilla and their fajita quesadilla. We ordered the churros, which were very good. Very crispy and had a nice apple flavor. Highly recommend :)

Make sure to take your appetite because you get plenty of food...I always get the California Steak Burrito and it's on point every time. I was stoked when we went this last time because it was such a beautiful night 🌙 and we chose to sit outside... All of our food was delicious and it always comes out sizzling hot by a friendly waiter/waitress. The best part about it is the price is right and you'll usually have enough left over for lunch the next day😉

food was amazing but the lemonade (regular and strawberry) were not good. Left and unusual after taste. Service was great!

The food was absolutely delicious. Chicken fajitas were so good! The service was great. The atmosphere isn't anything special, but it was clean and nice. We would definitely recommend.

The food at Montezuma Restaurant is truly incredible! This Mexican food came out hot and fast on the night we were there and they were busy, still I don’t think we even waited 10 minutes for our food which was appreciated after hiking around on a cold fall day! The wait staff were friendly and on point with refills and getting our food to us. I would definitely recommend Montezuma for a delicious meal served quickly!

Every time we eat here the food is fantastic! The employee's are always friendly and the atmosphere is nice.

Delicious food, good service, festive atmosphere. We were also allowed to bring our own tequila for them to make us some daiquiris. Overall, a nice dining experience.

Delicious food. Great service. Love this place!

BLAND fajitas. #1 Tomatoes don’t belong in fajitas because they just turn to mush. What are these PA Dutch fajitas? #2 Fajitas are the most expensive thing on the menu. Shredded cheese should be provided. #3 Every single time they come out, the onions and peppers have had no time to carmelize and cook down a little and create that juicy flavorful sauce that you want to slather your meat of choice in. They come out with no grilling marks, no blackening, the peppers and onions are just soft with no flavor developed. This goes for the steak, chicken and shrimp as well. There are no spicy salsa options and there’s no seasoning on any of the ingredients either. Very poorly done. Nearly zero flavor. Guacamole and the mild salsa from the chips and Salsa (which are free!) are the primary flavors. A very small dish of queso is $4.40.

If you want a unique flavor experience go to Montezuma Restaurant in Gettysburg. Dishes you have come to know are cooked with a South Western Mexican flare. Definitely worth a visit.

My family and I went there for dinner. The service started out amazing. We were seated at the table and ordered our drinks. The waitress came back with are drinks and then we ordered our food. We didn’t wait long for our food to come out to us. The food looked delicious and tasted good. The waitress came back to the table asked if everything was good and if we needed anything. Everything was good and she left the table. After that we did not see our waitress for refills or anything. When we were all done eating. We started looking around for our waitress so we could get a box and the check. After waiting for probably 15 minutes our waitress was back. We got our box and the check everything was good again. I got my card out to pay the bill and was waiting for the waitress to return to the table she never did. Then we saw a another table leaving and saw that they paid their bill upfront.

We came in shortly after the park closed on a weeknight and just missed the crowd. Post-rush, we were able to walk in and sit immediately. The space is small but surprisingly quiet and peaceful. The food was fantastic (arroz con pollo) and the service was both friendly and attentive.

Walked in for one beer, walked out with a full belly and a bag of leftovers. If you have a big appetite, this is your place. The bartender warned me that the portions are big. He was not lying. I ordered the Stromboli and the Wing Fry’s ( beer battered fry’s tossed in out sauce covered with blue cheese dressing then sprinkled with blue cheese and broiled) the Stromboli was a meat and cheese filled delight and the fry’s were bursting with flavor. I tried my best but could not finish this meal and threw in the towel and asked for 2 boxes. With one half of a Stromboli and nearly a pound of fry’s still left I walked out in defeat. My left overs served as a breakfast and lunch for the next day. I will be back!!

Came in here during a visit to downtown while it was snowing. The dining room felt very cozy, and our waitress was very nice and attentive. The cream of crab soup was some of the best I’ve ever had. My buffalo chicken sandwich was surprisingly good, and I liked how it was grilled and not fried like many others. I wish I had a place like this back home!

The food is great. The drink selection is great. But don't go with loud friends or you'll find out you're cut off by the second drink. Poor assumption on their part without a discussion, but definitely won't stop us from going back.

Our server seemed to be the slowest of those working but the rest of the experience was good. The food was excellent. I had tomato bisque in a bread bowl which was rich and flavorful and the bread bowl was perfect. Crusty on the outside but soft on the inside so you could pull bits off with the spoon to eat with the soup. My wife had the spaghetti grilled cheese and we're plotting how we can replicate that at home because it was awesome. Prices were not tourist trap killers either.

Ate here tonight with my mom and two sisters before going to see a play. The host was amazing ! We got seated right away even though it was busy. He was so friendly in his greeting and again when we were leaving. Our waitress was spectacular. Very knowledgeable of the menu and offering suggestions of her personal favorites. The food and drinks were incredible! Everything was worth the price. To end the night we got complimentary homemade cookies and they were to die for! It was a perfect night and atmosphere. Will definitely be back!

Came here for dinner last night. It was St. Patty's but the atmosphere was great -- very lively and customers and staff alike were in good spirits. The food was very good, and reasonably priced. Our server (Sarah) was great and on her recommendation ended up ordering the meatloaf just to try a bite and take home because we weren't that hungry. French Onion Soup - one of the better french onion soups I've had. Included a pretzel twist which I thought was a nice touch. I wouldn't have minded a bit more cheese but otherwise it was top notch. Spinach Salad with Salmon - Sarah recommended the sweet poppy seed dressing and she was right on the money. The salmon was beautifully cooked and well seasoned and the spinach and other salad components were very fresh. Meatloaf - the star of the show, in my opinion. Just look at the other reviews featuring meatloaf on this platform. The gravy and mashed potatoes were also great. The menu has a lot to offer and we may yet try a few more items before we leave town. Def recommend.

Restaurant was beautiful! Very lovely atmosphere! The food looked beautiful however, it did not please the taste buds. We ordered chicken wings and they had no flavor to them. The French onion soup tasted soggy. The Buffalo fries were okay but, soggy would have been better if they were perhaps cooked longer. We even had a jolly rancher cocktail and it tasted watery. Unfortunately everything just tasted off.

My husband and I dined in at the Pub today while we were visiting Gettysburg and I have to say the food was amazing! Such great flavor and very filling. The portions are HUGE and we ended up leaving with lots of boxes :) The prices are super fair as it is but when you see the size it’s nothing. We ate the spinach artichoke dip as an appetizer, my husband had the chipotle pulled pork and I ordered the French onion soup with the appetizers Cuban sliders which are humongous.

I completely forgot to take a picture of my food before tearing it up 😀. I am a foodie and all I could say, this Blackened Catfish, is ONO. It is cooked to perfection, seasoned with southern spices (Alabama spices) , on a bed of veggies smothered with sweet chili sauce, with a little spicy kick. I am very happy with the food. I also like to explore and taste local beer, so I had a glass of Lollipop from Hershey PA. It's an IPA but with a smoother taste/flavor. It is very refreshing and perfect match with my unique fusion meal. The ambiance is perfect in a small town of Gettysburg. And a big shout out to Courtney. She is amazing 🙂 I really love seeing restaurant servers with positive and upbeat attitude. It makes the mood more enjoyable and pleasant.

Prime spot on the main roundabout in town. Unfortunately motorcyclists on the weekends make trying to have a meal & conversation outside anywhere on the roundabout difficult. So, sat inside here. Has a sorta art nouveau fairy motif going on. Food & drinks were ok. The back of the menu story was worth it, for cringe reasons. Yes, everyone should believe in themselves. And overcoming obstacles to success, everyone should be proud of. This is life But it comes off pretty cringe. The message is right, but the execution comes off quite bitter, gloating, and rather heavy handed.

Great meal, fair price, nice atmosphere Service: everyone was friendly. Our waitress was very nice and attentive. Took a bit for our entrees to arrive, but we managed. Food: very good. The French onion was top notch and a very generous portion. Meatloaf was good, as was the sweet potato soup and chicken wrap. Dessert: get the cake! HUGE slice, and delicious Location: very cool pub atmosphere on the main street

A quaint little place in Gettysburg. Atmosphere is comfy with baseball memorabila. Service was good, food was okay. I thought the menu was a little pricey, but lots of options. The Eddie's punch was good! Not sure we would return but glad we tried it.

Very good place! We were seated quickly and our waitress was very accommodating. She lugged two jugs of dressing to the table and back just so we could check if they were gluten free. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The food came quickly and was great. The Chicken Quesadilla was superb. Very easy to get to; it's right on the main road. I also liked the baseball theme of the restaurant. Overall a very good experience. Be sure to stop by if you need a lunch spot.

This place was great! Tried a new hard cider and it was delicious. The cream dip I added to my burger, I would skip on next time. It might be good with the pretzel, it was just a lot of cream cheese for me. The parking is in the back but it was kind of difficult to find never having been there before. Definitely recommend trying!

I passed this a few times looking for a place to eat. At first I was like "Eh, I don't want to go to a sports bar when I'm at Gettysburg." How wrong I was not knowing who "Gettysburg Eddie" was. There's some history I never knew to this Hall of Famer. Look him up! The food was awesome. I got a blu cheese burger. Very very good. Waiter was great.

This is the second time I have eaten here. I don't live in Gettysburg, so choosing to eat here twice instead of trying another new place says something. Both times I had an attentive waitress and was served great food. I was wowed by the Philly Cheese Steak, but not so much for the house Hero sandwich. It was still good though. The homemade gingerbread dessert was really unique. I liked it, but if you don't like fresh ginger don't try it. This is worth the stop if your in this area.

This is our third trip to Gettysburg and FINALLY we found a place to eat that checks all the boxes! Great food, service, and atmosphere. The food was delicious and our server was pleasant and attentive! We got there before the dinner rush so our experience was quick too! We didn't have to wait long for anything. Definitely recommend and will return!

Loved it ! Such a nostalgic feel with the array of photos. Great tribute to a hometown hero. Good meal and very attentive service on a busy nite

We loved the baseball theme! The restaurant stays true to the overall atmosphere and it’s very cozy and exciting. My boyfriend ordered a foot long hotdog and it was extravagant. The carrot cake was delicious and the cocktails were very good as well. The server was pretty busy with tables but ensured we were refilled and satisfied. I’d eat here again!

We arrived at 12:25...lunch time. Got the last table in the house...a high top in the bar area. There were folk waiting out front for a table in the restaurant section as there is no "wait" area inside the building. Atmosphere was comfortable. Family-type place... comfortable for families with kids...as well as families with grandparents. Burgers. Haddock. Salads. "American" food. Dinners. Appetizers. Beers on tap. Nice menu. Reasonable prices. Good food...served piping hot...and quickly! A very nice surprise since all tables were full! Bar atmosphere is a little stark. Restaurant offers a much "homier" decor. Didn't affect the quality of the food, though. Personally, I love the way the name just sorta "rolls off your tongue" when you say it. Kinda makes you smile. Gettysburg Eddie's.

Great environment. Great service. Good food. Awesome beer choices. I've lived beside Gettysburg my entire life but had never been here til this past weekend. We ended up getting the Philly cheese steak and the black and blue burger with grilled onions and bacon. Both meals were sensational and HUGE. We'll be back!

This was my first time ever eating here, inside the restaurant was really nice and I really enjoyed the baseball theme. The food was all mainly good with the cheesecake and fries being the best. I would definitely order both of those again. I got the chicken tenders and they were really good except they had some hard and chewy pieces I couldn’t eat and ending up resulting in about 1 tender worth of inedible bites, but it did come with 5 total. My bf got the firecracker shrimp tacos and did enjoy those. However I got the Mac and cheese and I did not enjoy that at all. It had hardly any flavor and I could only eat a few bites after drowning it in salt and pepper and even then I only took a few bites because I didn’t enjoy it much. I would come here again for a few things I ate but definitely not the mac and cheese or possibly the tenders. Also not sure if they have somewhere to park bc I couldn’t see a place and ended up having to use a meter, which coming from Florida where I never even see meters where I live, it was weird but only $2 for 2 hours so not bad.

We were referred to this restaurant by a friend. It was crowded, but they were able to seat us quickly. Our server was really nice, and she made sure we had what we needed. We ordered Philly Cheesesteak sandwiches. They were delicious! If you love baseball, you will love the atmosphere here. Definitely go here if you are in the area.

Amazing Philly cheesesteak with homemade cheese sauce. Fries are so crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Buffalo chicken quesadilla is CHOCK full of chicken. Their house made ranch is outstanding as well. We had Terry as our server and he was so kind and attentive despite the busyness! Our glasses were never empty. Cool atmosphere too! Definitely stop by this one!

Shrimp & crab bisque was a little salty, but still really good! We liked that it had little shrimp and other bits in the soup. The salmon with lemon dill drizzle was perfectly cooked! He added the crab dip the the cheeseburger, a fantastic combination. The burger was cooked exactly the way he asked, also very good! We were sat upstairs which is a bit of a tight fit. Our 2 top table was a bit small and pretty close to the tables around us, but we made it work. Small bathrooms. Overall, good experience!

Great burgers!! Nicely cooked, fresh ingredients. Lots of different burger options too. The fries were very tasty as well. Also, the Captain Crunch Cake…was freakin awesome! The place may require a wait on the weekends but it’s well worth it! Customer service was excellent! Ann was our waitress….very attentive and knowledgeable of the menu. We’ll definitely return!

Superb burger! Was in a good spot downtown and it didn't take too long to be seated. The meal was great, especially the sidewinder fries which I had never had. The dessert was huge and delicious! The waitress was very accommodating, and it was an overall pleasant experience. One of the better burgers I've had, too. They also had a good selection of gluten-free options. Would definitely recommend.

Great food overall. Large portions for a good price. Considering it's a tourist town we found the food and service both very good. Had a cheese steak, burgers, soups and chicken tenders. Burgers were good I would recommend the double 4oz smash style over the 8 oz single, the chicken tenders were hand breaded very lightly and tastes great. The lobster bisque and french onion were both good.

This place was excellent! First time here and the food was awesome. Burger was so huge, almost impossible to eat. It was so juicy and flavourful, cooked just as ordered. Service also great. Had to wait for a table but not to long. Will be a repeat customer whenever I visit Gettysburg. Had little kids with me too and they loved the food they got as well.

Gettysburger is delicious! This is a perfect place to experience Pennsylvania’s version of the classic American cheeseburger. Our waiter forgot to place my wife’s burger on the order. They fixed it in less than 5 minutes. He was very apologetic and considerate. The sidewinder fries were a delightful change from ordinary fare.

What an amazing experience! After finishing a walk with our puppy, my boyfriend and I were looking for a place we could eat that was dog friendly. And wow!!! The food was so so good, my boyfriend got the Farmers Burger, and I got the Apple Burger (best burger I’ve ever had!!) and our puppy got to enjoy a burger off the dog menu! The service was also so welcoming and friendly. We’ll definitely be back in the future!

The burgers are so fresh & delicious. The fries were really good, too. I was very full when I left. Friendly, fun & knowledgeable service from the host to the waiters. Such a cool vibe/atmosphere. Can't wait to go back & try the jumbo wings & other entrees as well.

Awesome casual spot with great variety. The apple burger with chicken (instead of hamburger) was potentially the yummiest sandwich I’ve ever had. I highly recommend that as well as the cheese curds. Others in my party had a grilled cheese and a cheeseburger which they both enjoyed very much. Our waitress was friendly and helpful and overall we enjoyed the whole experience!

Stopped in while visiting Gettysburg for the 2022 Pride Parade. It's in a nice location right in the center of town. The place has several nice seating areas, the staff is friendly, and the food and beer selection is pretty good. I had the Farmer burger which included onions, a hash brown, and a sunny side up egg. The beer menu had a nice local selection as well as the usuals. We would definitely return.

Walked in and immediately was greeted by the best smells and the most friendly service. Our server was so great. He was like a ninja, didn't even have to ask for anything because he was on it. The food was incredible. So filling. The music was perfect. It was a great experience. 👍

This was a nice restaurant! Our waiter was great and had plenty of information about the menu and what was good. I had a patty melt with smash patties, and I added a fried egg. It had great flavor. The "smash" patties weren't really smashed. It was more like a normal restaurant pattie. However, the regular patties there is thick and juicy, so you can see why they say the 4 oz patties are smash patties. Great atmosphere, great food, would go again.

We found this restaurant on Bring Fido and it did not disappoint! The food was DELICIOUS, the service was great, all of the staff was so kind and friendly, and our pup really enjoyed the dog menu and attention. Annie was our server and she was the best server we’ve had anywhere. When we arrived, she even brought out a big bowl of water for our pup with our drinks. Quick service and we were so pleased with everything. She even gave us suggestions on some more dog friendly activities in the area. So happy we found this place!

A great place to grab a burger in downtown Gettysburg. The Gettysburger Company offers delicious hand made burgers with a wide variety of condiments to make a sandwich to your liking. The service was great and the wait time for lunch on the weekend we visited was very short- about 15 minutes. We enjoyed the comfortable atmosphere and the food was fantastic.

Great burgers! Friendly service and many top shelf liquor! Hubby got the farmer burger, amazing! I did the party melt on rye. Excellent. Each burger was cooked perfectly! Lobster bisque was soup of the day. It was delicious! A must stop if you're visiting Gettysburg!

First time. Food was good, but pricey. Server was pleasant. Seemed to take a bit long to get burgers, but they were hot when they arrived and both cooked as requested. Will be back, but this won't be a regular stop due to cost.

Stopped here while coming back from an event with family. There were 7 of us, so we did have to wait a bit on a Saturday afternoon. Atmosphere was cozy, decorated for fall. Had a great drink, an Italian surfer at the bar while waiting. The host was extremely pleasant and kept us up-to-date on the status of our table. Once we were seated, we were greeted by an awesome waiter. He was very pleasant and attentive to our needs. The food was excellent. Everyone enjoyed it. Parking is on the street, pay meters or side streets. It was a great first-time experience, and we will return. Nice stop in Gettysburg.