"I found Isaac's when searching for kid friendly places to eat in the Lancaster area. Unfortunately this place didn't quite meet our expectations. First, the kids food options were nothing more than grocery store staples like peanut butter and jelly served with fancy rainbow bread, or dino nuggets straight out of the freezer. The salads we ordered for an entree weren't terrible, but hardly anything special either. The service was quite slow for a mostly empty late lunch and the bill came out to more than I would expect for the quality of service provided. We definitely felt like this was more of a chain restaurant than a local establishment and likely won't return if we're in the area again."

"The food was yummy. Fast and friendly service. The portion sizes are decent. They offer samples on their craft beer menu, which is nice! Would recommend"

"I really liked this place.Our server was incredibly friendly and attentive.The food as always was wonderful.A little pricey but worth it"

"A mid level restaurant. I like the food but it’s not that special. Inside the restaurant it’s very empty and sad. Try to penguin if you’re looking for one of their better menu items I’d say. I’ve had their food a few times this year and you often don’t get much for your money. Either way, you’d be better off trying one of the other local restaurants instead of Isaac’s. There are lots of local options in Lancaster."

"Isaac's is very involved in their community. My son won a free children's meal during a library reading program. I took him to our downtown Lancaster Isaac's, and we had a wonderful time. Our waitress was extraordinarily outgoing and professional. The food exceeded my expectations."