Ripped Rabbit Bar & Grill - (Near East York, PA)

Michael Mavretic I work across street and saw them open up this past month. Thought I’d give it a shot and it was pretty good. Big portions, prolly some of biggest tacos I’ve seen. Good flavor. Their Spanish rice was different than what I’m used to but it was good. I’d return, thank you

Lance Gadley The bartenders are really cool, especially C.J. Food is excellent, and the owner is very cool also. Ill definitely go back.

Dane A Fantastic 5-Star Find – Well Worth the Drive! We traveled 45 minutes for our first visit to Lucchesi’s to celebrate a birthday dinner, and it exceeded all expectations. From the moment we walked in, we could feel the charm and warmth of this local favorite. The restaurant has a nostalgic, white tablecloth atmosphere that strikes the perfect balance between upscale and comfortable. It’s clearly a go-to spot for special occasions, another table was celebrating as well, which added a festive touch to the evening. We started with the roasted peppers and cheese appetizer, which was a delicious and flavorful way to kick off the meal. For our entrées, we chose the Lobster Romano and the Spots, both were fantastic, prepared with care, and absolutely packed with flavor. Each dinner came with a fresh salad topped with house made dressing and blue cheese, which was simple yet really well done and delicious. For our sides, we selected the pasta with their homemade red sauce. Just a heads up: the sauce is pretty sweet, but as someone who typically doesn’t go for sweet red sauces, I have to admit this one was an exception. It was rich, smooth, and surprisingly delicious. The menu isn’t overly large, but we found that to be a strength. It’s thoughtfully put together, focusing on high quality, well executed dishes instead of an overwhelming number of choices. A special thank you to our server, Ronnie, who went above and beyond. Friendly, attentive, and professional, Ronnie helped make the birthday celebration even more special. Important tip: Lucchesi’s is only open Thursday through Saturday from 5 PM to 9 PM, so be sure to make a reservation. With limited hours and high demand, it’s a smart move to book ahead. We were truly impressed with our first visit and can’t wait to return. If you’re looking for a memorable dinner with incredible food, outstanding service, and a cozy, elegant atmosphere, Lucchesi’s should absolutely be on your list.

perle75nyc I stopped by Philadelphia over the weekend and decided to visit this place after seeing how busy it was both in the morning and at night — and the great reviews didn’t lie! The restaurant sits right across from a park, and despite the crowd and size, the staff were incredibly kind and attentive (except for the host — a little smile or warmth would’ve made a much better first impression). Thanks to the generous, delicious breakfast and the genuinely kind service, my day started off perfectly. The gentleman who guided us to our table greeted us with such thoughtful manners, and our server’s hospitality was truly flawless. It’s been a while since I had such a pleasant dining experience, so I happily left a bigger tip than usual. These days, some restaurants can’t even provide decent basic service yet still circle the “extra tip” section on the receipt — but this place was outstanding in every way. The bread basket was amazing — even the complimentary bread was fresh and delicious. The butter was a bit too cold and hard to spread, but the jam that came with it was wonderful. The onion soup we shared was absolutely perfect, and the beet salad was fresh, tangy, and refreshing. The quiche was soft, seasoned well, and had an ideal texture. The only small downside was the coffee, which could have been better. But overall, the bright smile and warm service from our server, along with the team’s attentiveness even during the busy rush, made this a truly delightful breakfast experience. Highly recommend — this place absolutely deserves its great reputation!

Matthew Sullivan This place has Amazing Food, from the on point, but they are icy cold ❄️. Been here like 5 times now, dont know how I forgot to review it til now. Big parking lot in the back off progress ave. Stop in you wont regret it! UPDATE: Looks like they closed , the hotel was apparently sold.

Andrew Shaw Albanesi is the best restaurant in Easton. The food is delicious and consistently excellent. The braised lamb shoulder (entree) is a standout dish, but I love that they serve you virtually everything on the menu. Service is attentive and friendly, too. The dining room is comfortable and inviting, and, at least in my opinion, sort of resembles being seated on the inside of a beautiful guitar. Nice intimate vibes for a date night! The manager Chris runs the place with real care and professionalism. Definitely a can’t-miss spot. Will be back often.