The Lancaster Dispensing Company

1. Food was amazing! Wings were crispy and flavorful. Crab cakes were perfectly cooked and didn’t seem to have filler. Cajun chicken salad was fresh and yummy. Strongly recommend if you are in the area to check this place out.

2. Restaurant was a relaxing vibe. Good service. However, the food lacked flavor. Tasted premade. Ordered the chicken burritos and brisket sandwich.

3. Wonderful restaurant with a great atmosphere nestled in the downtown Lancaster area. We went to dinner here before seeing a show at the Fulton Theatre, which is only a block away. We arrived at 5:30 PM on a Friday evening and we were seated right away. It did get busy after 6 PM.

   The food was delicious, especially the crab stuffed mushroom appetizer. I also enjoyed a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon with my brie open face sandwich. The fruit was very fresh and the sandwich was good as well. If I would try this sandwich again, I would ask for some type of topping to go with it though. I felt it was a little on the dry side and I usually like a honey drizzle or some other type of sauce with my brie.

   The staff was extremely friendly, and overall it was a great experience. They have so many options on the menu that I can’t wait to go back and try something new.

4. Visiting from out of state. Wasn’t sure with the dispensing in the name, but decided it must be FOOD and not edibles. LOL. I had the special- a delicious French onion soup and half a turkey, cheese, lettuce and tomato croissant. My husband had the Rueben and it was very tasty. Service was quick and friendly.

5. My wife and were recently downtown so see a show at the Fulton theater. We got there early with the intent of grabbing dinner at C’est la vie. Unfortunately, we didn’t have a reservation so we needed a backup plan. Fortunately, Lancaster Dispensing Company is literally 20’ away. In terms of caliber of food, it’s a million miles away. That’s not to say it’s bad. It’s your basic brew pub offering all of the pub food standards. My wife had the French onion soup (ironically) and a Caesar salad, and enjoyed both. I had an open face ham and Brie on toast points. It was ok, but nothing special. The wait staff was moving at high speeds covering way too many tables to be attentive. That said, they did a really nice job. As one might expect, fifteen minutes before showtime literally 2/3 of the patrons emptied into the streets. I would go back for lunch under less crowded conditions. Feels like a nice place to grab a burger and a few beers.

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