The Creative Mind Behind Lancaster City Restaurant Week
When Tony Gorick talks about Restaurant Week, he doesn’t start with the food. He starts with the people. “It’s more than just the transaction of buying some sort of food
Adam Grim
We love Lancaster. We started our married life here and raised our kids here, but we didn’t fully appreciate the Lancaster community until we left. In 2023, we spent a year out of state and began to notice all the things we missed about Lancaster.
In 2024, when we came back to PA, we wanted to do a better job of experiencing all that our community has to offer: spending more time with friends, meeting new people, going downtown, and eating at new restaurants.
We are starting this newsletter with Ben and Katie to celebrate Lancaster. We want to make it easier for other people who love Lancaster to learn about their town. We lament how disconnected the world has become, and we want to build a platform that brings people together in real life. That’s a big goal for a little community newsletter, but we’re excited to see where it goes.
Thank you for checking out the Lancaster Review, and we hope we get to meet you soon!
Author: Adam Grim
Rincon Latino Restaurant
Last week, I had the privilege of meeting Delvin Garcia, owner of Rincon Latino Restaurant, and trying some of their incredible food. His passion for sharing Latin American culture through
Timeline: A Lancaster History Game
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The Uncharted Lancaster Treasure Hunt Is Back
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Lancaster Small Town Trivia
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Lancaster’s Oldest Park is Making a Comeback
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A Local App Developer Wants to Save You From Lancaster’s Most Annoying Ticket
If you’ve spent time in Elizabethtown, Ephrata, Columbia, or Lancaster City for any length of time, you know the drill. You forget to move your car on sweeping day, and
What Are Lancaster’s Native Plants and Why Does It Matter?
Native plants are everywhere in Lancaster County, or at least, they used to be. As development expands and ornamental landscaping fills our neighborhoods, the plant communities that have sustained this