Gettysburg's Guide for Dining and Restaurants
| Welcome to Gettysburgs OfficialVisitor´s Guide. Here you´ll find only the best in Resturants
to guarantee your dining experience to be one to remember. You will also find yourself close to Gettysburg attractions, Tours, galleries,
Antique and Civil War shops, Reenactment Information, Ghost Walks and much much more. Not to mention the Hallowed Battlefield itself.
Relax and enjoy your visit to the fullest, and if I maybe of any assistance, please feel free to contact me at: Ray'sInfo. |
 | THE AVENUE RESTAURANT We are so very proud of our friendly,
hard working staff (about 35 of us), some family, some friends, all "Great People" with the desire to prepare the best quality food
for you and to serve you with our friendly hometown kindness. Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Daily. We Serve Sunday through Thursday
7am to 8pm and Friday & Saturday 7am to 9pm with Extended Summer and Holiday Hours. Phone: 717-334-3235 "In 2008 We Celebrate Our 50th
Anniversary!"
Phone:717-334-3235 |
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WELCOME to PING´S CAFE! At Ping's we specialize in authentic
Chinese and Japanese Cuisine. Our food is always freshly made, delicious and healthy! Sushi lover, check out our Sushi Bar.
We have en extensive menu of Sushi Nigiri or Sashimi. Fried Rice, Lo
Mein, Moo Shu, Vegtables, Combo Platters, Soups, Seafood, Poultry, Beef, Pork, Rolls OR Hand Rolls or try one of our
SPECIALTY ENTREES...PEACH WALNUT CHICKEN OR SPICY MANGO SHRIMP! If
you are adventurous, we suggest you try a special kind of fruit called "LONGAN". Translated to English it means DRAGON EYE BALLS! It
has a refreshing sweet taste like pear but a different texture. Group menus available, Party reservations and Celebration/Gatherings welcome. WE DELIVER MINIMUM ORDER $10 (limited area). We are Located at 34 Baltimore St. Gettysburg Pa. 17325 tel. 717.334.2234 fax 717.337.2289 |
 | THE HISTORIC FAIRFIELD INN 1757 - Located directly
on General Lee´s Confederate Retreat from Gettysburg, July 4, 1863, the Inn is one of a distinguished few in America that
has been in continuous operation for247 years! Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn is an authentic American
Treasure, which was used as anearly Colonial Settler´s Meeting House, a Stagecoach Stop, Confederate Civil War Hospital
and was part of the Underground Railroad. Many notable Americans have graced itªs halls. Today guests of the Inn can dine in
President & Mrs. Eisenhower´s favorite room, order the same meal Generals Robert E. Lee & J.E.B. Stuart were
fed during the infamousConfederate Retreat from Gettysburg, sleep where Statesman Patrick Henry conducted meetings or where
General J.E.B. Stuartstayed during his Confederate Raid of the valley, view the hiding spot for the fleeing slaves & the
original Maria Furnace invented by Thaddeus Stevens when he resided at the Inn, or relax in the Tavern where baseball Hall of
Famer, Eddie Plank,enjoyed a good ale. To compliment the fine accommodations, there is the Mansion House Restaurant and SquireMiller´s Tavern serving a wide selection of classically prepared and artistically presented dishes. The hotel´s twochefs and their team offer an imaginative menu of grilled and roasted game, pastas, seafood and mouth-watering steaks. Ask forGeneral Lee´s "Bill of Fare" and dine on the same meal, taken from the original recipes, he and General J.E.B.Stuart where served on July 4, 1864. Check out our website for our Feasts and Special Event Dinners, Savor Get-A-Way Packages& Romantic Fling Packages- Web: www.thefairfieldinn.com, E-mail: InnKeeper, Tel: 717 334 8868. |
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The Historic Cashtown Inn Tucked away along the scenic Lincoln Highway, the Cashtown Inn was built circa 1797 and
is one of the Gettysburg Area's oldest and most reputable culinary establishments. The Cashtown Inn served as Confederate Headquarters of
Gen. A.P. Hill prior to the Battle of Gettysburg while the 22,000 men of his Third Corp camped throughout the town. Following the Battle,
Gen. John Imboden used the Inn as a hospital and as his headquarters to organize the evacuation of wounded Confederate troops from the area.
Historians agree the Cashtown Inn is the most significant Confederate house north of Richmond! Today the Cashtown Inn serves as a relaxing Bed & Breakfast and houses a Fine Dining Restaurant with a full service Tavern. The restaurant offers a New American menu that can be enjoyed in the original Tavern Room (circa 1797) or the newly appointed Victorian Dining Room. Fresh, local and innovative ingredients and flavors are simply and expertly prepared from scratch in our kitchen for the area's best dining experience.
The restaurant is open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch from 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. and for dinner beginning at 5:00 P.M. For
reservations call owners Jack and Maria Paladino at (717) 334 - 9722. Visit our website at cashtowninn.com Cashtown Inn: 1325 Old Route 30, Cashtown PA 17310. Email:
cashtowninn@earthlink.net |
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Mamma Ventura's Italian Restaurant &Lounge With its recently remodeled 1920's decor,this fine Restaurant features authentic Italian cuisine, seafood,veal,chicken and much more (click here for the menu). Located just off the square on Chambersburg Street, MammaVentura's offers BANQUET FACILITIES and hosts an underground NIGHT CLUB. Please call ahead for large parties. Open 11:00am - 10:00pm monday-thursday; 11:00am -12:00pm friday, saturday. Night Club open Mon-Sat 5pm-2am, Sun. 8pm-2am. 13 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg, PA17325 (717) 334-5548 |
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ERNIE'S TEXAS LUNCH - Since the early thirties, very littleabout"Ernie's" has changed. From the
grill in the front window to the "family" table in back, the layout of the dining area remains as is was over 60 years ago. With this in
mind, owner Ernie Kranias has remodeled the restaurant to bring backthe look and feel of a 1930's diner. Open Monday through Saturday
from 6:00 AM to 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM on Fridays, andclosed Sundays, "Ernie's" offers a completebreakfast, lunch and dinner menu,
andthe famous Texas Hot Weiner. "Ernie's" is a living piece of Gettysburg history you must visit. 58 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg, PA 17325 (717) 334-1970 bluetonic@adelphia.net |
 | Located in historic Adams County, Pennsylvania,
The Altland House offers a Complete line of
guest services includingLuncheons,Dinners, Catering, Banquets and Hotel Guest Rooms. Feel free to compare yourschedule to our
Calendar of events. Since1954, the Haugh family of The Altland House has established a tradition of culinary excellence and
gracious hospitality. Enjoy progressive American cooking, superb, simply prepared meatsand seafood, served in the historic Berwick
Room. Located 20 min. East onRt.30(717) 259-9535 |
| General Pickett's Buffets *Breakfast*Lunch*Dinner*
Are you looking for a great place to eat during your
visit to Gettysburg? At General Pickett's Buffets we cater to your group. We take pride in our terrific home-cooking, great service
and hospitality. Our buffet includes a choice of homemade soups, freshly baked breads, house specialty-southern fried catfish, beef
and gravy, baked ham, barbecued spare ribs, baked or fried chicken, baked fish, and much more. To reserve space for your group please
call or write us. 571 Steinwehr Avenue Gettysburg. PA 17325 Phone:717-334-7580 We look forward to hearing from you and serving
your group. We are accessible to the physically challenged. Sincerely yours, Gary Ozenbaugh, Owner General
Pickett's Buffets. |
 | GETTYSBREW Restaurant and Brewery & Serving
excellent food at a historic site with service, charm and atmosphere. Open Monday thru Friday at 4pm, Saturday and Sunday at noon.The
restaurant features steaks, blue crab, ham, pot roast and vegetable lasagne in addition toappetizers, soups, sandwiches, etc..Beer
brewed on siteranges from light (Pennsylvania Blonde), to a red ale and to a dark lagerand Barleywine (Black Knight). Root beer and
ginger ale are made on site, (no caffeine and20% less sugar) for children of all ages. Wedding receptions (up to 180 guests), and group
events areeasily accomodated with advancenotice. Less than 2 miles from Gettysburg square at 248 Hunterstown Road, call (717)
337-1001,visit our web-site at www.gettysbrew.comor e-mail us
info@gettysbrew.com |
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