Porch & Pantry - Mt Gretna (PA)

5 /5 Jackie Sprout: Always nice to eat there and talk with the congenial staff. The hot sauces he has for sale are worth a look. Many flavors to choose from!

2 /5 Sara Hoffmaster: This was our first time back since new ownership. When we walked in, there was no one at the hostess table in the front, so we waited a few minutes before going around the corner and seeing a waiter. Once we were seated, our table wobbled, which frustrated my husband. He made a quick fix to stop it. The inside decore had been changed and updated, which was nice. We love the natural lighting and the beauty of Mount Gretna. The waiter seemed a bit impatient, but he was the only one waiting on tables. He brought a craft of coffee, which was nice. Although we didnt realize that coffee was $4.50 a piece. The coffee didnt have a bold flavor, which we like. It was very light. My husband got the left coast enchilada that came highly recommended. I got the eastwood omelet. There was minimal flavoring in both dishes. Which was very disappointing due to the cost of everything.

5 /5 Rodica Mihalis: This was my first time in Mount Gretna and I think it’s a magical little town all together! We ate here before a play, and I loved everything about it! We sat on the porch and for the first time in two years updated: 08/02/25 This was a lovely place to have breakfast before starting the Historic houses tour, a major fund raiser for Mount Gretna. We both had blueberry pancakes, which were delicious I had a delicious grilled sticky bun. My friend had avocado toast. The coffee was fresh and service friendly. There is plenty of parking, as Porch and Pantry is located at the far end of a very large parking lot used for several other businesses. Handicap parking is in front of the entrance to the porch, in the back.

5 /5 Carrie C: Ever in search of a good weekend brunch options my friends and I (from York) broadened our search a bit and found Porch & Pantry so we planned an outing to check them out. So glad we did - Im gluten free and they have GF pancake and French toast options - so exciting for the GF friends! I had GF blueberry pancakes with a side order of scrambled eggs (to avoid a carb coma) and they were delicious! My friends got the Farmers Skillet and the (gluten-full) pancakes and said both were incredibly good as well. The GF blueberry pancakes & Farmers Skillet are pictured below. Our servers were great and they kept us posted on our orders which were slightly delayed due to a very large party whose orders had gone in before ours. Fortunately they kept us stocked with coffee and tea and we chatted away until our orders came up. If you are in the area (or reasonably close) definitely check them out!

4 /5 Beth Wagner: Weve frequently visited this place for over 10 years. While the decor is updated nicely, the service is a little spotty. Getting a table was an experience, to say the least. We were patient with what seemed to be a new employee, but I could tell others were frustrated by the process. Food is outstanding, albeit a bit pricey. A personal coffee carafe is awesome, but the coffee was a bit light for me. I would definitely try it again, but with reservations.