Guidebook for Harrisburg
Food Scene
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1530 N 2nd StWonderful local restaurant with great wine and fabulous food.
One of my favorite places for brunch. They are farm to table style with a great menu.
38 locals recommend
Home 231
231 North StOne of my favorite places for brunch. They are farm to table style with a great menu.
Everything on their menu is amazing! Their infused cocktails are creative. I've never had a bad meal here and their tacos are half priced for happy hour.
7 locals recommend
Suba Tapas
272 North StEverything on their menu is amazing! Their infused cocktails are creative. I've never had a bad meal here and their tacos are half priced for happy hour.
I've lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and this place definitely lived up to the food there. Excellent food, for sure. .
6 locals recommend
Crawdaddys
1500 N 6th StI've lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and this place definitely lived up to the food there. Excellent food, for sure. .
Cork & Fork
200 State StDrinks & Nightlife
There is always something to see at HMAC. Their brunch is very good and usually have live music and local artists on the weekends.
30 locals recommend
Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center
1110 N 3rd StThere is always something to see at HMAC. Their brunch is very good and usually have live music and local artists on the weekends.
Federal Taphouse
234 N 2nd StI like the woodworking in this bar. The staff treat you like family. It is smoking though.
Zembie's Sports Tavern
226 N 2nd StI like the woodworking in this bar. The staff treat you like family. It is smoking though.
The upscale ambiance and innovative atmosphere of Level 2 Lounge make it the most unique night-life destination in downtown Harrisburg.
They have a dress code No Hats, jerseys or sports attire. No cut-off sleeves. No baggy shirts, or pants. No shorts, sneakers, flip-flops or anything else that could be considered casual.
8 locals recommend
Level 2
215 N 2nd StThe upscale ambiance and innovative atmosphere of Level 2 Lounge make it the most unique night-life destination in downtown Harrisburg.
They have a dress code No Hats, jerseys or sports attire. No cut-off sleeves. No baggy shirts, or pants. No shorts, sneakers, flip-flops or anything else that could be considered casual.