Snappers Bar & Grill

Excellent food and amazing service. Kendra and Tasha always treat us so well. The food in here is amazing, and more than once I’ve asked them to accommodate a special diet and they ALWAYS have, no questions asked. Worth a stop if you are nearby. The happy hour specials are great, and any entrée on the menu is always a treat.

Food was good bar food but nothing special or excellent. Crab cakes nice flavor but a good amount of filler. Staff friendly and place was clean. Nice place for a quick weeknight dinner.

I chose to have my bridal shower here since I’ve been stopping in for lunch/​dinner for over a year and loved their food and the atmosphere. Well I was in for a shock when I came here on my special day and walked in to a beautiful dining room for our private lunch! The accommodations and service provided was wonderful and as I expected the food was amazing. It was a day I’ll always cherish and thanks to Athena and her staff… my bridal shower was a huge hit with family and friends and a day I’ll never forget!!!

Great food. Limited menu but great choices to choose from. The bar side service is awesome… Great service. And there chili is the best. Just ask my wife. Chili conasuire.

The waitress kept messing up our order. She even forgot one of the members of our party. The ice tea was mediocre and the food takes forever. Too small. We had to sit in the bar area. Questionable design. HORRIBLE MUSIC! If you are looking for a bad time, COME TO SNAPPERS! Slow service.

Out here on business and wanted to try something local. Great service, great food. Overall very pleased.

Me and my wife went here for Valentines dinner and I must say we loved it! My Steak was cooked perfectly and my wife loves her prime rib she ordered. To top it off the chocolate cake with peanut butter frosting was AMAZING!!! Our waitress Michelle was outstanding! Even though it was valentines and she was working she seemed to really love being there which made our time even more enjoyable. We will be visiting again soon!

Great food, great ambiance, and our waitress Michelle was the best. Be sure to try the tiramisu!

This review is for the bar side only.
Weekday specials are good, beer and cheaper appitizer or dinner choices.
The service is a bit hurried. Still overall, a pleasant change from ABC and a huge upgrade from Aroogas, Your place, or buffalo wild wings.
Worth a visit if ur tired of the above mentioned places.

Awesome little restaurant! We’ve been coming here since our 7 year old daughter was a baby and we just love it. The menu doesn’t change much, but has some pretty good items on it. Ask to see the bar menu if you’re in the mood for something a bit more «casual». Love their Pittsburgh salad. They offered delicious garlic knots before your meal. Yum!

I had the prime rib melt for lunch and it was excellent. Their coleslaw is also particularly good. The waitress was friendly, polite and very fast. I know I’ll be back.

Every time that I come home to Pennsylvania to visit my family I always make sure that I stop into Snappers. Not only is the food always amazing and fresh, but the service is incredibly friendly and attentive. The owners, Athena and Tom, are by far the kindest people that you will ever meet and always go above and beyond to make sure that my family and I have the greatest time. The quality and experience cannot be overstated.

I was very disappointed in the food. I was passing through town and I came due to the good reviews however, the fish and chips were marginal at best. It was a Wednesday night and it was the special. The fish and chips were greasy. The fish had no taste and coleslaw super sweet. (I know I’m in PA where everything has sugar added)
I sat in tbe bar as I was by myself (more comfortable than sitting in dining room). The bartender was having to handle the bar and serve tables, not fair ro her as the place was busy. She did a great job and was very pleasant.
The bar is a typical bar with regulars at the bar passing barbs at each other, talking Bs and each with their own seats. (You don’t want to sit at the corner by the door to the kitchen.) Couples on dates sharing information that they most likely wouldn’t want to share with everyone. (Hard to ignore some conversations) TV’S everywhere with music in the background but not to loud.
Go to hang out but don’t expect great fried fish

First impressions are always the best impression! Very quaint and relaxing dining room with comfortable seating. Quiet even though there is a busy highway outside and they have large window you get none of the outside noise to disturb the ambience of the dining area. Our waitress Dee was very cheerful and hospitable and knowledgeable about the menu. My wife ordered the Crab Cake with a side of Bacon Macaroni & Cheese and a home made cole slaw. I noticed an Item I’ve never had before on the menu and just had to order the Broiled Skate with garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus. What a fantastic find this is not like Flounder or Cod or even Swordfish in texture and no fishy taste. Perfectly seasoned and not just old bay. The mashed potatoes and the asparagus were the perfect accompaniment. We shared a piece of homemade Coconut Cream Pie. Light an loaded with Coconut.
Snappers also has a large bar area that serves a bar menu. So we are looking to make a return visit there and we will be making return visits to their dining room.

Awesome crab chowder!
Was made to feel welcome immediately, wait staff are personable and friendly… Come, EAT!

Went in for an early dinner maybe around 4 or 5 on a Saturday. The dining room was empty and the bar had maybe 10 or more people in it. Most of those people were retirement age and if you’ve ever watched Bar Rescue you kind of know that’s not a good thing.
A few things that stood out:
— Country music playing. That might be alright in a retirement community (or Hanover), but unless it’s kind of upbeat country music it’s just depressing.
— Bad beer selection. From what I remember they had the basics like Miller, Coors, Bud and and a few seasonals like Sam Adams, Leinenkugels & Troegs. Nothing really stood our. I mean if you are a bar at least try to compete with what’s hot right now.
— Bland food. While the Mac n cheese side dish was great, my crab cakes were tasteless. They weren’t cheap or full of filler, but they just had no taste to them. My girlfriend pretty much orders crab cake every time we eat out also felt the same with her order.
The prices there were OK. $ 21 for 2 crab cakes is not bad since I think we usually pay around $ 28 at most places. (Then again, I would have paid $ 8 for flavor)

Even though this place had some bad reviews I went with family because my grandma got out of the hospital and we told her we’d take her to dinner. We already had a gift card for this place so we went. The food and service was amazing. Their bread is great and I recommend the chicken Parmesan. In another review they said the service was terrible but we went today (Saturday) and the service was great so try and go Saturday evening if you’re going. It is a little pricey to some people ($ 20/​person depending on what you get) but the food is definitely worth the money. I’m hoping we go back soon!

Food is out of this world. Have never been disappointed with anything that I have ever had here. The staff is attentive and friendly and beer selection is a plenty. Cool atmosphere in bar area of the establishment.

Mechanicsburg has very little in fine dining and Snapper’s is doing their best to fill that gap. The dining room décor is very nice: they have made the most of a small space. Large windows and a loft ceiling help to prevent it from feeling crowded. The menu is wonderful and made it hard for us to decide. We had a calamari appetizer which was nicely cooked and tender but a bit salty… the complementary garlic knots were fantastic! One of our dinners was extremely good — the other was well prepared but we found it heavy and did not like the recipe, so it is hard to assess that one.
The problem with this restaurant as fine dining is that it misses on the things which are difficult to quantify. The dining room seems to be far louder than it should be. Background music which somehow seemed to be just a bit too invasive; disorganized service, and that same loft ceiling which makes the room airy also allows diners to hear the noise and voices from the kitchen.
I was deeply disturbed by the waitress talking (loudly) to the diners at the next table, describing how she frequently works at the bar until 2:00 and then drives home after consuming alcohol. .. but doesn’t believe that it constitutes DUI.
The dining room portion of this restaurant has huge potential: if they can tweak the service and atmosphere just a little bit they might find themselves booked solid for every service.

On the recommendation of a friend we decided to check this place out after a long day of Black Friday shopping. The experience was a little odd.
This restaurant is split into two halves: the dining area and the bar. We went to dining side, which unannounced to us was seat yourself. After standing in the lobby for about 5 – 10 minutes, a waitress instructed us to pick a table and she would be with us shortly. We sat and she came briefly after, took our drink order, filled it, and never came back…
A long while later, another waitress came out and started setting tables. She gave us some funny looks until we motioned her over to take our order. Just as we started to order, waitress #1 returned notepad in hand. So we ended up with waitress #1 the rest of the meal. She was fairly attentive after that, but it should be mentioned that we were the only people in the entire dining area.
The food was pretty good, prices could have been better, but the décor made the meal. The dinning area is quaint and elegant. It has just enough pizazz to make you feel like your in a fancy restaurant while still retaining the coziness of a smaller family establishment.
*We attributed the slow service to the bar side being busier than the dining side. Not really an excuse, but understandable.