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3 posts · Jul 30, 1999 to Aug 7, 1999

The C.The Cheese FactoryJul 30, 1999
NNTP-Posting-Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 15:05:06 PDT
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Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu rec.food.restaurants:46131

Someone wrote:

>The family is visiting Lancaster PA and we'd like to know the best PA
>Dutch, family style or buffet restauant.  We've been to Good and Plenty;
>any other suggestions? (Not gourmet, just the best- taking kids)

Plain & fancy farm is the best in my opinion.
RichelleCumberland Technologies InternationalAug 4, 1999
There's another place called Miller's that seems to really draw in the crowds.  I've never eaten there, but they have a restaurant and some shops and there are always lots of cars there.  Check some Lancaster websites to see if you can get more info.  It's called Miller's Smorgasbord or just Miller's.  It's past the Rockvale Square outlets toward Strasburg. Richelle tyson wrote in message ...
>The family is visiting Lancaster PA and we'd like to know the best PA
>Dutch, family style or buffet restauant.  We've been to Good and Plenty;
>any other suggestions? (Not gourmet, just the best- taking kids)
>
>
Stanley H.Temple UniversityAug 7, 1999
Someone wrote:
> There's another place called Miller's that seems to really draw in the
> crowds.  I've never eaten there, but they have a restaurant and some shops
> and there are always lots of cars there.  Check some Lancaster websites to
> see if you can get more info.  It's called Miller's Smorgasbord or just
> Miller's.  It's past the Rockvale Square outlets toward Strasburg.

I have eaten at Miller's several times over the past few years, sometimes with as large a group as twelve people. We have always come away happy and content after eating at Miller's. The food is delicious and extremely bountiful and all home made.
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