Café On the Square
1 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA, 17325
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Address :
1 Baltimore St
Gettysburg, PA, 17325 - Phone (717) 339-0009
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Mike S.
I only had Mr. G's Ice cream here but it was delicious. Mr. G is located a couple blocks up the street. The girl behind the counter was very friendly and asked me if I would like to try and flavor before I purchased. The guy behind the counter recommended the watermelon ice cream. I tried it and it was delicious, the chocolate chips added to the effect. I had a waffle cone and enjoyed it immensely. I love old fashioned ice cream!
(4)Ed P.
Cafe on the Square is tucked into the southwest corner of Lincoln Square in the space that used to be Bender's Card Shop. Three of us decided to give it a try yesterday, and we were all very pleasantly surprised. I ordered the Reuben sandwich on ciabatta bread, and it was a winner. The bread was fresh and chewy, the corned beef, lean and thinly sliced. A good pile of sauerkraut, the right amount of Thousand Island dressing, with melted Swiss on top. It was perfect. I usually prefer my Reuben on rye bread, but this was a nice change. My lunch companions had a tuna wrap and a turkey sandwich, and they were as enamored with their meals as I was. The place is bright and clean, and perhaps a little sterile. There's no display of meats or cheeses, and unless you sit down and read the menu, you wouldn't know if it's a coffee shop, an ice cream parlor, or delicatessen. Or maybe all three? It may lack an identity, but if they continue to make such good sandwiches, I'll make it a frequent stop for lunch during my work week.
(4)Nancy H.
Try their regular coffee and everything bagel bacon, egg, and cheese sooo delicious I lived in NYC for so long and I didn't have a bagel like this so tasteful
(5)Jenny B.
Second time in 2 days I've eaten here. Brought 3 teenage boys here yesterday and they polished off their sandwiches and yummy kettle-style chips. We waited a bit for the food but it wasn't a problem because we had time to kill. Brought my husband back here today and we are currently sitting outside, eating our sandwiches. Husband liked the Turkey and cheese and my Ham & cheese is equally delicious. Seating inside is ice-cream parlor style but the umbrella-covered tables and chairs outside are great for catching a breeze and people watching. Kids working here are polite and careful as they prepare the food. I consider this a great find!!
(4)Mike K.
Way understaffed. I waited 30 minutes for two decent sandwiches. I think there was maybe two or three people in front of me. Coffee was good. If you want ice cream you won't have to wait because they will stop making the food ordered by the person in front of you to get you your ice cream cone.
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