The Jackson House - (Near Harrisburg, PA)

Chris Stoeckle This is the spot! Come and check it out, if you dont know what a papusa is just come try one. They make everything in house and to say it was delicious is an understatement! The owner is kind, generous and great to talk to. His wife, the cook, definitely has her kitchen game on lock! They also make a fantastic Jamaica (cold sweetened hibiscus tea) we had to grab a second one for the road. They also let us try their chilled cucumber drink which was refreshing and amazing. The other drink they had us try was a warm, spiced, pineapple based drink that reminded me of apple pie filling, so good! Come on down and check them out, this place is a diamond!

Mike Mcphilomy Food is fantastic! I work across the street and go there for lunch a few times a week. Never disappoints!

Shanin Delicious as always. Love the take out containers when ordering delivery. Easy to order and staff is always super nice! One of the best chinese restaurant around

Morgen Hatton We came early. The morning was bright. The kind that makes you feel clean inside. The kind that makes you want coffee and something hot to eat. Amber ordered the Skutchy. She said the name like a secret. It came crisped and folded, warm and golden, dusted with sugar like snow on the high mountains. Potatoes beside it, browned with purpose, no nonsense. I had the weekly special. Something new, something daring. A sandwich that carried weight and meaning. Sharp greens, meat slow-cooked with care, drizzled with something dark and sweet. It filled the plate and the belly. The coffee was good. Hot, honest. Shannon made sure the cups never stayed empty long. She moved with grace, and when she spoke, you listened. Her voice had that thing. Warmth and story, like a fire that doesn’t smoke. Billy the chef came out. Wiped his hands. Talked to us like we were old friends. He cooks like he means it. We talked about Bethlehem, and how the downtown still holds charm. Shannon told us about The Tavern at the Sun Inn, said we should see it next time. We will. There are meals you eat and forget. Then there are meals like this, with people like that. If you are ever in Bethlehem, you stop in at The People’s Kitchen. You hope Shannon’s working. You hope the chef’s name is still Billy. And you drink your coffee slowly. Because some places are worth coming back to.

Clare Koerner We stopped by because of a Google search and need for a late breakfast. We were out of town. Great little place.obviously a nice town family place. Everyone knew each other. It was great. Also bought a loaf of raisin bread after having it for breakfast. The bread, and omlete along with the blueberry pancake were good. My husband said there were too many blueberries making it soggy but I noticed he ate the whole thing. We would definitely go again when back in the area. Service was quick and very friendly.

White Tie Optional We love the friendly atmosphere that hosts a hip yet unpretentious crowd. The servers are delightful, and you will find yourself feeling welcome when you arrive and revived when you leave. Enjoy!