Plus appréciés Restaurants et cafés à Sinking Spring

Centrally located in Reading, Panevino offers a no non-sense menu of homely Italian specialties with a focus on traditional cooking methods. Chef David Brennan excels at bringing authentic Italian flavors to your palate with such favorites as thin crust Tuscan pizzas, homemade pastas and more. The wine list with no less than 150 varieties is huge to say the least. Ask the helpful wait staff for advice on pairing. The restaurant sports elegant interiors with clean lines and a mellow palate. Contemporary chandeliers add a nice touch. The private wine room with its brick-exposed walls and wine cellar exudes a lot of character and is an excellent space for an intimate group dinner. Garnering stellar reviews and accolades in the media, Panevino ranks among the city's best Italian dining experiences.

Lancaster Brewing Company situated in the heart of Lancaster is a restaurant, bar and brewery. The former tobacco warehouse, Edward McGovern Tobacco Warehouse is inclusive of the Lancaster Brewing Company restaurant. The ethnic restaurant provides delightful menu featuring tasty dishes and variety of beers. Placed in the National Register of Historic Places, it is also available for private events and functions. You can also learn about their brewing techniques and facility by attending one of the guided tours hosted by their experienced and knowledgeable employees.

When you're in the Hershey area and looking for not only a great place to stay, but also eat and enjoy traditional Pennsylvania Dutch flavors, the Hershey Farm Restaurant and Inn offers exactly what you need. Set on 23 acres (9.5 hectares), this property even features a full bake shop, gift shop and farmers' market. The inn offers 60 family-friendly rooms with beautiful countryside views. For those who want to grab a bite, the Grand Smorgasbord offers a bevy of items in its buffet along with a sumptuous dessert offering including some of the region's best Whoopie Pies. If you happen to be a fan of Whoopie Pies, you will certainly want to stop by in September for the annual Whoopie Pie Festival.

Opened in 1997 by Shawn and Dorothy Doyle, Savory Grille has a reputation as one of the premiere fine dining restaurants in the Lehigh Valley region. The restaurant, nestled in the building of an old hotel, produces breads, stocks, sauces, and desserts daily, and offers a regularly changing seasonal menu of seafood and meats carefully prepared with lively recipes. Savory Grille is a great place to enjoy fine dining in an intimate atmosphere.