rmaleh
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Where to Eat in Carlisle, PA?
Mon, 09/5/11 9:42 PM
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Am heading up there this weekend from Bethesda, MD- going up 270 to 15...looking for suggestions along the way as well as in Carlisle, PA. thanks!
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Wienie Will
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Re:Where to Eat in Carlisle, PA?
Tue, 09/6/11 6:45 AM
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rmaleh
Am heading up there this weekend from Bethesda, MD- going up 270 to 15...looking for suggestions along the way as well as in Carlisle, PA. thanks!
Sorry I can't provide the names of any good places to eat in Carlisle, PA. The few reviews of restaurants in Carlisle would tend to indicate that Carlisle is not a "Foodie" destination... However... You are passing by one of my all time favorite barbecue joints in Emmitsburg (on the right side of Route 15 as you head north): Chubby's Southern Barbeque - chubbysbbq(dot)com (I can't post urls yet...) 16430 Old Frederick Road Emmitsburg, MD 21727 (301) 447-3322 I would not miss stopping there - since you're passing right by... -=Wienie Will=-
<message edited by Wienie Will on Tue, 09/6/11 6:47 AM>
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TJ Jackson
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Re:Where to Eat in Carlisle, PA?
Tue, 09/6/11 10:13 AM
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ALLGOOD
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Re:Where to Eat in Carlisle, PA?
Tue, 09/6/11 1:14 PM
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Sunnyside Restaurant on Hanover St., just off Harrisburg Pike.
One of the best crabcake sandwiches I have ever had was at this place. The soup was to die for.
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starfire62
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Re:Where to Eat in Carlisle, PA?
Tue, 09/6/11 10:22 PM
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go to the spring carlisle car show every spring and we bring our own food in the motorhome ,carlisle isnt a foodies dream.
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jayrobert
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Re:Where to Eat in Carlisle, PA?
Mon, 09/12/11 7:23 PM
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More of a sit-down dinner or lunch with the basic American fare, but the Boiling Springs Tavern http://www.boilingspringstavern.net/ is an interesting place to visit right on the water if you're into the historical tavern thing.
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