Shitty service in terms of the bar. Bartender wasn't accommodating at all and made me feel uncomfortable. I had asked for suggestions which he seemed to give unwillingly given the long, awkward pauses in our conversation. After making my choice, the bartender simply stared as if he was expecting something (another long, awkward pause). Eventually, he asked me for my ID, saying "I'm sorry  but you look like you're only twelve" (in a really rude tone). I look young so I usually get carded. However, that's just no way to treat a customer and completely unnecessary.
Review Source:I'll preface this with the fact that I'm a big fan of the Duke's location on the waterfront. My friends and I decided to try this one out since it's closer to our homes in Hershey and we were pretty disappointed. The service was fine, but the food was just not as flavorful as the waterfront location. I got an open-faced steak sandwich that turned out to be a well-done slab of steak slopped on some bread covered by way too many onions. It's a shame, but this just isn't as nice as Duke's other location. If you have time, I would try to go to the other Duke's.
Review Source:Typical Pennsylvania restaurant with classic American fare. The salad portion was larger than what I wanted for a lunch, but that is expected from most restaurants around here. The chili was tasty, but it could have been a bit less greasy and cheese covered for my taste. On the other hand the fries that came with my boyfriend's sandwich were quite good. Can't complain otherwise as the food met my expectations for a restaurant in this area. The menu was large enough for even a picky eater like me to find a few options.
Review Source:Ick. Â The service is slow and lackadaisical -- It feels like the staff is doing you a favor. Â Food is mostly prefabricated junk, made with tons of salt and unhealthy oils. Â Lots of fried stuff, lots of beer, and it might take you a couple of hours to get your dinner. Won't be heading back any time soon.
Review Source:Took the family to Dukes after a day at the park. Â My 'medium' cheeseburger was raw, served on a bun that I can only describe as half-baked dough. Â The Swiss cheese lacked any flavor and tasted like little more than a layer of fat.
My daughter's Ginger Ale tasted like it had been run through a 50 ft rubber garden hose. Â Overall, the food was barely edible. Â The only saving graces at Dukes were that the service was extremely friendly and the atmosphere was nice and clean.
I don't think we'll revisit Dukes again.
we tried this place recently and loved it. the best thing we ordered was the tomato florentine soup. it was the best tomato soup of my life and my husband couldn't stop himself from repeatedly having some of my soup:) also good was my husbands mushroom swiss burger. my pizza was ok, the fries were decent, my baby's hotdog was just ok. i'm sure there are other yummy menu items here that we have yet to discover. i can't wait to go back to hershey to try some more.
the best part about this place is not in hershey proper. it's more towards the edge of town so the prices are good and there's a better chance you won't have a wait.
I had the opportunity to stop in at Duke's for the first time this weekend on a visit to Hershey with the kids. Â I was impressed. Very large and diverse menu with lot's of specials to boot. Â Food was very, very good. Â The only problem I had was that they had 2 servers for the entire diningroom. Â As good as they were it keeps me from giving a 5 star rating. Â It could be that they were unprepared for the wrestling and basketball tourneys going on. Â Again not the servers fault. Otherwise a must.
Review Source:For those of you within a 3 hour car ride of Hershey, PA, you MUST take a trip to Duke's Bar and Grill for a breakfast/brunch that you will not soon forget. Â As a self-described pancake connoisseur, not even I was prepared for all that this place had to offer.
Flat screens all around the dining room and ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BLUEBERRY PANCAKES!
That's about all you need to know. Â Everything was plentiful and so delicious. Â Duke's serves huge cups of coffee and hot chocolate...and before bringing our meals, the waitress gave us each (including my 6-month old nephew) a warm cinnamon bun. Â My bro-in-law and I had only one regret...we were only able to finish 2 pancakes. Â Too bad we didn't know about this place as college-aged students. Â I would have made a detour on the way home from Penn State for a stack of what I consider perfect pancakes.
We loved the menu and the FREEZING cold beer! Â The crab cakes were great and I loved the mandarin orange vinaigrette. Â The $5.55 menu was the choice for my husband. Â He selected the Cuban sandwich and thought it was very tasty. Â The tomato soup comes prepared like French onion soup with a melted cheese cheese crust...delicious!
Review Source:this place is pretty decent but nothing spectacular. Â the service is mediocre as the server was possibly forgetful of us as we were hiddin right next to the servers station. Â several other tables received their food before us. Â there were only two of us and we both ordered wraps; a turkey and a chicken. Â the plates were searing hot and the fries were not hot and fresh when the food arrived which tells me they were sitting under heat lamps for some time. Â very clean but the bathrooms couldve been bigger and it wouldve been nice if the door lock worked. Â it wouldve also been nice if i didnt have to wait for the server to shut the door to the closet so i could continue down the hall to the bathroom. Â greast menu selection though the portions are small for the price. Â not expensive but you should get slightly more for what it costs. Â overall i dont think i'll be selecting this place again before i try somewhere else.
Review Source:Another of my favorite local spots for dinner. Â Its comfortable and laid-back atmosphere is perfect for grabbing a drink and watching a sporting event. Â The one time, they even brought speakers over to my table so that I did not miss what was going on for the hockey game. The menu selection is great, and has a little something for everyone. Â My favorite is the crab dip appetizer... of all the places around Hershey, they have the best crab dip! Â Best of all, the prices are not outrageous, they have a seating area for families and a bar-area for get-togethers, and during the summer there is seating available outside. Â For as long as I have been going there, the service has always been really good.
Review Source:Came across this place last Friday when looking for some casual eats. We both had soup which was great on a cold winter night. I had a unique specialty they were touting - crab and cheese on a hot pretzel. It was about as odd as it sounds, but definitely yummy. Friend of mine had a club which was good. I would say by the packed parking lot it's a sure bet frequented by locals.
Review Source:This place has a HUGE menu. There are a couple of non meat items including a grilled cheese on Tuscan bread, which is what I got. If you do eat meat, there are tons of items to choose from. So many in fact that its hard to decide what to get. Portions are also a pretty good size and the food is really good.
4 M's or mmmm.
I went here for a late lunch early dinner while on vacation this past Memorial Day weekend. The portions were HUGE! The food was pretty tasty. I had the Tomato Florentine Soup to start. It was rich & creamy and I liked the croutons & melted cheese on the top (similar to French Onion soup). I've never had tomato soup like that before. We ordered Mushroom, Spinach, & Cheese quesodillas for an appetizer (they usually have chicken in them, but we ordered them without it because I'm a vegetarian). They were so big that we couldn't finish them. I had a Portabello Mushroom Fociacca sandwich with seasoned fries. The sandwich was huge & tasty. The fries were nice & crispy. Just how I like them. The waitress was a little bit slow & the bathroom was a little bit dingy. Other than that everything was good.
Review Source:If you're looking for a cheap, good place to eat in Hershey, this is the place to go. Â Admittedly, we didn't try to eat anywhere else except in Hershey World, but I'd read other people's reviews and got the testimony of the lady who worked the front desk of our motel, so I was convinced it would be good before we got there.
The menu at this place is HUGE. Â And we were starving, so it didn't help things. Â They've got everything from pasta to burgers to steaks to cajun food. Â We happened to be there on Mardi Gras, so they had all these cajun specials going on. Â The servings were ginormous, the service was friendly and the prices were decent.
We got there around 7pm on a Saturday night and there was a 40 minute wait. Â Seems like it's the place to be. Â There were lots of families, though it seemed like a good mix of locals and tourists.
My friend ordered the shrimp and chicken pasta. Â It was like three pounds of food. Â And the kitchen accidentally put sausage in it. Â Our server thought she'd check with him first to see if he minded before sending it back, just in case he didn't mind. Â She didn't want to waste food. Â I loved her for this. Â And hey, who doesn't mind a bit of extra sausage?
I ordered chicken parmagiana. Â The sauce was tasty, the chicken was crispy and it had cheese on it. Â Along with another three pounds of spaghetti. Â It was good.
And this all came with a house salad that was fresh and also big. Â Plus, I ordered gumbo for an appetizer. Â What can I say? Â My eyes were bigger than my stomach. Â Neither of us finished our food that night, but we were plenty satisfied. Â It's a good thing our motel room had a fridge and microwave.
There's also a bar on the other side of the restaurant. Â They have an awesome beer selection and an impressive selection of beer on tap, given it's almost in the middle of nowhere. Â The night we were there one of the local breweries was having a beer tasting, so they were giving out free beer. Â Woo free beer!
They had these really cheap breakfast and lunch specials too. Â We were kind of sad that we wouldn't be around to try them. Â In all, a great place to eat.
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