Best Seasonal Restaurants in Camp Hill, Philadelphia County

This is a charming and very popular restaurant in Camp Hill PA. The building itself is lovely, with a wrap around porch that allows outdoor dining. Inside the atmosphere is like a pub, with interesting art and artifacts on the walls. Our service was outstanding -- prompt, efficient, and courteous. The food was very good -- nice appetizers, good beer list, and nice crafted cocktails and mocktails. Our artichoke dip was excellent, with the most outstanding part being the delicious bread. The salads are great -- nicely conceived and satisfying. The chicken thigh with mashed potatoes was yummy. Great comfort food but also very tasty and nicely prepared. Based on the quality of the bread, I might be tempted to try the pizza next time. This was a pleasant evening for us, and I would be happy to return.

The service was incredible and the food was absolutely delicious.

My wife and I went to Thea's for an early dinner and so happy we decided to return to our favorite restaurant. We were fortunate to get our favorite waiter too, Adam. As always the food and service was outstanding. We shared a soft shelled crab appetizer which was one of the best we have ever had. I had a single crab cake , asparagus and twice baked potatoes. The crab cake was excellent and almost all lamb crab meat. My wife had Thea's meatloaf asparagus, and Gruyere leek bread pudding, which was phenomenal. I would go back just for the bread pudding. Adam was super attentive and professional as always. Love that Thea's is BYOB. Wish I could give more than 5 stars.

Went with a friend for lunch and we are not sorry. Both of us ordered the grilled fish sandwich with French fries and both were outstanding. It was surprising that it was rather empty at lunchtime, but we appreciated the lack of chatter around us. We definitely plan to lunch there again soon!

Highly recommend the tuna tartare…I could eat it every day! The short rib & Chilean sea bass are both very tasty as well. The only downside is the nose - if there are large parties there, which seems to be a fairly common occurrence, it is very difficult to hear / have a conversation with your table mates. But the food is so good it’s worth the potential loud environment.