League members looking to socialize on Friday evening can find a list of local restaurants below. Favorite restaurants of Lancaster League members are marked with an asterisk.

Willow Street

Mick’s All American Pub, located across from the DoubleTree: Full service, local pub with great casual dining. 12 beers on tap, bottled beer, wine, and liquor. Plenty of TVs to catch most games.

Wasabi Sushi: Specialty sushi rolls and Japanese entrees are served at this mellow mainstay in a strip mall.

Lucky Dog Café: Casual American cuisine.

Fireside Tavern: Hearty American fare featuring a creative menu and a nice selection of cocktails, wine and beer. Reservations are suggested.

Downtown Lancaster

Norbu Lancaster: Relaxed restaurant serving up Nepalese and Bhutanese comfort food with vegetarian and vegan options.

Diyo Fusion: Unique serving Nepali food in such a way where customers can customize their meal.

Issei Noodle: Reimagined ramen-focused menu that showcases fresh ramen noodles, complex bone broths, craft cocktails and more. Reservations suggested.*

Hi-Fi Izakaza Lounge: Informal and casual Japanese bar that serves affordable bar snacks alongside alcoholic beverages, very similar to a pub.

Nahual Maya: Casual eatery serving up pupusas, churrasco, and other Central American comfort food for lunch and dinner.

Cocina Mexicana: Tacos, burritos join a full menu of Mexican classics in a low-key space with colorful decor.

Himalayan Curry & Grill: Relaxed, intimate restaurant turning out generous portions of traditional dishes from Nepal and India.

Chellas on Queen: Ranked 11 th on Yelp’s Top 100 US Restaurants in 2023. Vibrant menu of South American-inspired comfort cuisine to the Lancaster area.*

Sprout – Rice & Noodles Restaurant: Bright cafe specializing in Vietnamese fare such as pho and other soups, banh mi, rice platters.

Unique Lancaster Classics and Award Winners

Southern Market Food Hall: Wide variety of cuisines available including sushi, German, Moroccan, Latin, Columbian, pizza and more. Full bar.*

Tellus 360: Bar andf events venue with Irish roots located in the heart of downtown Lancaster. Three rooftop food vendors are open seasonally, and Kitchen on the Mezz is open year-round and offers American bar food as well as sushi.

Passerine: Named to the New York Times America’s 50 Best Restaurants Neighborhood eatery with a seasonal menu, wine shop, and patio, plus coffee and cocktails. Reservations recommended.

Zoetropolis: Movie theater, restaurant, and distillery. Paddle Short Film Festival on Friday, June 13 for Water Week.*

Spring House Brewing Company: Arts-based, award winning, community minded brewery housed in an antique warehouse that features a taproom, wood-fired pizza kitchen, arcade and patio.

Rachel’s Café & Creperie: Featuring fresh, handmade crepes both savory and sweet, house made soups, salads, a full coffee bar, and fruit smoothies.

Decade’s: Vintage-chic hangout with a 6-lane bowling alley, arcade games, plus a restaurant and bar.

The Belvedere Inn: Award-winning restaurant in Lancaster, PA, known for its delicious contemporary American cuisine and elegant dining atmosphere. Reservations recommended.*

Luca Lancaster: Home to Alton Brown’s favorite salad! Farm-driven Italian kitchen focusing on impeccably sourced vegetables, roasted meats, and handmade pastas. Reservations recommended.

Horse Inn: Historic site offering refined, globally inspired pub grub, specialty cocktails and a speakeasy vibe. Reservations recommended.*