Phil T
Reviews 1

Update 8/22/2020: Ordered takeout for 6 people (was not my decision). Every persons "platter" was different. Some people were missing things and portion sizes were all over the place. One hardly had any food in it at all! And another one had a mystery object in the dried out mashed potatoes. This place is a joke! Never ever go here! Original Review: Way too expensive for boring average food. Unless you go total nuts for crab Imperial then I would go elsewhere. All the food they serve is super simple stuff you can easily make at home.

Rachel M
Reviews 1

Calm, family friendly atmosphere in a beautiful barn. Amazingly yummy (as much as you want) food served by lovely staff. Quaint little country store out back with lots of antiques as well as another garage full of antiques. We will definitely go back!

Jessica Kennedy
Reviews 1

Enjoyed our anniversary dinner. The stuffing and corn fritters were my favorite. The chicken was a little dry tough but tasty. I wasn't a fan of the roast beef. The mashed potatoes were too running for my tastes. The "imitation" crab imperial was good but super hot! Finished the meal with a delicious serving of blueberry cobbler topped with vanilla ice cream.

Tom Brzezinski
Reviews 1

Wonderful setting, great looking place to eat. Wish the food was better. Not as we remembered it from 15 years ago. What passes as Crab Imperial tasted like there was only a teaspoon of crab in it. Ham was ham, what can you say? Turkey was good; best was the ice cream pie. I will say this: The locals seem to love this place as the restaurant was full.

Josh Peters
Reviews 1

My work concluded that we would have our Christmas party here, which I had never been to before. I thought this would be a small place that served a good meal, but was surprised that it could seat over 100 and that it was enjoyable home-cooking. They serve the food in courses, and it comes out family style. The atmosphere is warm, decorated with vintage/antique items, and makes you feel at ease. The servers are happy and make sure that you are well taken care of. This was an enjoyable surprise in the countryside.

Greg tritle
Reviews 1

The only food that was really good was the crab Imperial. The chicken was very dry. And the ribs were not really ribs they were up right and I couldn't even cut them with a knife invited 12 people there and everyone was very unhappy with the meal and they brought all the food at once it was very crowded on the tables so I was really disappointment. And I have been there numerous times . All 11 other people said they would not come back very upset spending that much money on my charge card when I've been out of work for two years and three months and before it was good .everybody said they won't come back I'm very disappointed.

Megan Riggleman
Reviews 1

MUST VISIT!!!!! I went here with a group of friends and was blown away by the atmosphere, service, and food! With home style, American country cooking and the log-cabin- cottage feel of home (and a bed and breakfast so this could really be your home for a weekend!) You will be impressed. We had the buffet experience where our lovely waitress brought us plate after plate of chicken, pork roast, baked apples, broccoli with blue cheese dressing, CRAB IMPERIAL, delicious rolls, and more, you will need to remind yourself to save room for dessert! The dessert menu is just as promising with cheese cake variations and pie. Bring the whole family, because the prices are reasonable too. It was 28 dollars per person for an ever lasting feast of country cooking. Will be back!

Suzanne Martin
Reviews 1

I was extremely disappointed in this place. I heard nothing but good things,so a group of ten of us went. The waitress was terrible. She was a little on the rude side. She actually told us that we needed to eat everything or she would get in trouble. She brought me the wrong wine yet never came to my end of the table so I could inform her. It is not a place I am willing to give a second chance. Live and learn.

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About Hickory Bridge Farm

Hickory Bridge farm is a quaint country restaurant and bed and breakfast retreat only 9 miles west of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

Hickory Bridge Farm: A Quaint Country Restaurant and Bed & Breakfast Retreat

Nestled in the heart of Pennsylvania, Hickory Bridge Farm is a charming country restaurant and bed & breakfast retreat that offers a unique experience to its guests. Located just 9 miles west of Gettysburg, this historic farmstead has been transformed into a cozy haven for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The farm dates back to the early 1800s when it was first established as a homestead by John Hildebrand. Over time, it evolved into a thriving dairy farm that supplied milk to local communities. In 1972, the property was purchased by the current owners who have since transformed it into what it is today - a delightful destination for foodies and travelers alike.

The restaurant at Hickory Bridge Farm is renowned for its delicious home-style cooking that features fresh ingredients sourced from local farms. The menu boasts an array of mouth-watering dishes such as chicken pot pie, roast beef with gravy, homemade soups, salads made with garden-fresh produce, and delectable desserts like apple dumplings and peach cobbler.

One of the highlights of dining at Hickory Bridge Farm is their famous family-style meals where guests are served generous portions of all their favorite dishes on platters placed in the center of each table. This communal dining experience fosters a sense of warmth and camaraderie among diners who often leave feeling like they've made new friends.

In addition to its culinary offerings, Hickory Bridge Farm also offers comfortable accommodations in its charming bed & breakfast retreat. The rooms are tastefully decorated with antique furnishings that transport guests back in time while providing modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi access and private bathrooms.

Guests can choose from six different rooms each with its own unique character - from cozy attic rooms to spacious suites complete with sitting areas and fireplaces. All rooms come equipped with plush bedding ensuring a good night's sleep after indulging in one too many slices of homemade pie!

Beyond dining and lodging options, there's plenty more to explore at Hickory Bridge Farm including scenic walking trails through lush gardens filled with blooming flowers or taking part in seasonal events like pumpkin picking or Christmas tree cutting during winter months.

Overall, if you're looking for an authentic country experience filled with delicious food, warm hospitality, comfortable lodging options surrounded by natural beauty then look no further than Hickory Bridge Farm!

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