“Here's what you need to know about the new location. Free parking in the rear with plenty of it. You can also use the rear entrance, so you don't have to climb the Hill.Once inside, just go up the steps, just pass the Bathrooms and you'll be on the main floor.The food is still very good. The beer selection is phenomenal. The skinny is the big dogs are not big Anymore, but they are big on flavor. I would probably stay with the 3 For ten dollars Deal and get fries that they have never offered before. It's so pretty inside and so pretty outside. This should definitely be on your destination if in the Bristol area. I also wanted to point out there's many things to do in Bristol and along the river there's a library with outside seating, It's just up the street. A must see if you're in this location. We need many more businesses like this in this area, this is definitely prettier than New Hope, Fells point in Baltimore and many other locations that I've visited in my lifetime. What's sad to say is I've been in Pennsylvania for over 30 years. And never saw this location downtown. We've all driven through it, passed by it, been in or on the outskirts. Know of the Amish market up the street. But what's inside of town has been a big secret until now.Parking: Outback has plenty of free parking and a rear entrance.Wheelchair accessibility: Just for out front.“
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“My husband, daughter, her friend and I just ate here for the first time and we will definitely be back. The steak and wings were amazing and their drink choices were great as well. We tried the cherry and really enjoyed it. The food was made fresh and the employees were friendly.“
“It's great to see a local hotdog spot in general, but one with such dedication to our first responders and armed services is even better. The staff is warm and kind and the food is incredible. If you're looking for quality, this is the spot!“
“I stopped in for lunch with my son today to Vincent's for the first time. We were just going to get one slice each, but we saw this amazing looking half plain, half pepperoni pizza that had just come out of the oven, so we asked the chef/owner(maybe) if we could buy that particular pie. He very kindly obliged. The pizza was perfect! The thickness, chewiness, crustiness of the crust was perfection. The sauce and cheese ratio were perfect, and the sauce was very tasty and tasted homemade. The pepperoni was perfectly cooked. On top of the pizza being absolutely delicious, the man who made it and served it to us was as nice and friendly as could be. This was the perfect place for my son and me to get authentic NJ pizza which we are extremely particular about. We will be back very soon, and next time, we'll try a cheesesteak along with another pizza!“
“In my humble opinion, you simply cannot go wrong with Five Guys when that mood for a juicy cheeseburger, crispy fries, and a creamy milkshake strikes. The food is cooked fresh as soon as you place your order and is always worth the short wait. The burgers are always top notch and the fries are always a shareable size. The milkshakes never disappoint either.“
“Just had DSG for a surprise party with only our neighbors. Even though we were small in numbers, Amy created a great menu \\u0026 worked with me to have a meaningful event for my hot dog loving husband. The colorful truck is so great \\u0026 everyone raved about how tasty the hot dogs were. I’d love to keep trying more of their creations because each of them were delicious! I’d highly recommend DSG for any type of gathering.“
“Milk shakes are always a blast, I’m surprised they had a bacon flavored milkshake but I went with my usual vanilla.The quality is comparable to someone legit ice cream places I’ve been to.Burgers are quite pricey, although it is freshly made and a decent burger. I don’t think the price is worth it. $10-$12 for a normal size burger is quite expensive but that seems to be the norm at these “premium burger” joints.“
“Been meaning to try out Shake Shack for awhile, and have to say I definitely wasn't disappointed. The food and service was excellent, and the building itself has an inviting modern feel, complete with self-order kiosks at the front entrance.That said, whoever scouted out the location should be fired -- turning into the tiny entrance at highway speeds while trying not to overshoot and end up taking the rapidly oncoming exit ramp feels like I'm trying to nail the exhaust port at the end of the Death Star trench run. Sorry, my 2010 Hyundai doesn't have a targeting computer.Beyond that, you should know that Shake Shack isn't exactly cheap. Expect to pay at least $15 per person, and that's probably on the low end. Even the fountain drinks are something like $4, which is pretty bold considering you have to fill the things yourself.All in all, I'd highly recommend the Shake Shack for anyone into burgers, fries, and milkshakes. Just check your bank account before hand, and maybe bullseye a couple of womp rats in the old T-16 on the ride over.“
“when i walked in i was genuinely shocked. the place is amazing it’s like 3 different restaurants in one. dessert, spanish, and italian. the atmosphere is also amazing. out back is very clean with beautiful furniture. this isn’t even all of it. seriously guys. shout to tony man. a real cool guyKid-friendliness: ice cream and cookies? that’s all i gotta say.“