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Address: 102 S Main St, Chambersburg, PA 17201
Phone: (717) 549-9200
Website: http://www.neighborsfoodhall.com/
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Reviews
Ashley H
Just found out about this place today, and absolutely LOVED it!
Kickin’ rooster caught our attention, my son said he heard about them in tictok.
Let me just say, WOW! We all loved it. Chicken was fresh, hot, and had a great taste.
The cheese pull on those mozzarella bricks were insane. Wish I would have gotten a picture.
We will definitely be back.
On the way out we stopped at Hunnies. Their ice cream was super yummy, and a nice little treat.
Hopefully next time we come back they have the coffee items available.
… moreKickin’ rooster caught our attention, my son said he heard about them in tictok.
Let me just say, WOW! We all loved it. Chicken was fresh, hot, and had a great taste.
The cheese pull on those mozzarella bricks were insane. Wish I would have gotten a picture.
We will definitely be back.
On the way out we stopped at Hunnies. Their ice cream was super yummy, and a nice little treat.
Hopefully next time we come back they have the coffee items available.
Greg Walter
This place is very cool to look at. So much is happening in here. Tons of options for food and a very open space. Seating is abundant but you can’t be shy. You night have to sit next to or near someone you don’t know. The building has an older vibe to it but looks freshly renovated. The entire place is well maintained and clean. You should come check it out. I had the ramen and it was very good. A good portion for the cost. I had trouble finishing the entire bowl. I’ll be back to try the other food. Maybe I’ll see you there.
… moreKris K
Love, love, love the atmosphere. Fried chicken side at Issei and the fries with ranch at the burger spot were delicious. The peppermint ice cream tastes like Christmas!! Pricing was $25 for a burger, fries, lemonade and ice cream. Weird set up between The Burg because it’s connected but you can’t go back and forth with food/beverages. We enjoyed our date night here!
… morehaley joanne
everything about this place is amazing, i love the staff & the vibe it brings to chambersburg! it definitely exceed my expectations & im so very excited to spend a lot of time there. the berg connected to it is a lovely place as well & i love the duality of the building. i genuinely can’t thank the owners & everyone working behind the scenes to make this place a reality. it makes me so very happy to exist in my hometown. my boyfriend and i tried 3 different food areas, we started w the 2.99 slider burger, one of the best burgers i’ve ever had & it’s their most basic one! i’ve had falafel shacks pizza before but that was also great & we had some really good ramen as well! we spent a lot of time there, 10/10
… moreQuentin
Went to Kickin Rooster (I think it’s called that.) the food was amazing! Bit on the pricey side but I definitely enjoyed it. Also grabbed a milkshake at the ice cream place and it was AMAZING!!!
… moreThomas “Tommy”
Very disappointed in this place. Stoped at the ramen bowl for food. The workers tried hard to not help us. Ignored us standing there for 10 minutes with our questions. It was not a busy evening. I asked if I could leave out the noodles and just have the veggies and meat. Her response was “ i’m not going to do that, this is a ramen noodle and rice establishment, if we took out those all you would be getting is a topping bowl.” But they took out the fish cake for the person in front of me. If I’m paying full price, $22 with Tip, for the bowl who cares what is left out. Both employees were very rude, they kept whispering about me to each other when my friend behind me stepped up to order her bowl.
My friends bowl had shrimp in it, he ended up throwing it out due to the shrimp tasting like soap.
The pizza was extremely burnt and dried out. Not sure how my other friend even ate it.
My other friend didn’t even eat half of her bowl either. The meat was mostly fatty and the rest mushy. She ate mostly the broccoli and scrambled egg that she added. The rice was also over cooked.
The only bright spot besides the clean bathrooms were the two workers at the ice cream spot. All smiles, very helpful and the only reason we would go back.
… moreMy friends bowl had shrimp in it, he ended up throwing it out due to the shrimp tasting like soap.
The pizza was extremely burnt and dried out. Not sure how my other friend even ate it.
My other friend didn’t even eat half of her bowl either. The meat was mostly fatty and the rest mushy. She ate mostly the broccoli and scrambled egg that she added. The rice was also over cooked.
The only bright spot besides the clean bathrooms were the two workers at the ice cream spot. All smiles, very helpful and the only reason we would go back.
Amber Herr
First time here today. I got ramen and my mom got a smash burger with garage fries. We both thought our food was very good. Her only complaint was burger was very salty. They did a great job with the remodel.
… moreChris Jackson
BIG REVIEW:
My wife and I went there on 2/13/26 for a date.
We ate at Kickin’ Rooster. My wife and I shared food, but my wife ordered the original sandwich with a side of fried pickles. I ordered the Nashville Hot sandwich combo with fries. We also ordered a side of slaw to share.
SERVICE: There wasn’t too much of a line, the wait was acceptable.
PRICE: Fairly priced.
PORTIONS: Not too large. Especially the fries. There were hardly any fries with my sandwich. Most importantly: The portion size of the chicken on our sandwiches! They did a GOOD JOB making sure there was enough chicken to fill the bun – in fact there was even some over-handing chicken that didn’t fit – so kudos on that!
FOOD: My wife’s original sandwich tasted fine. Just fine. It was dried out – we needed to add additional mayo to the buns to help swallow each bite. Her fried pickles… what can I say? These were the worse fried pickles we’ve ever had in our life. They were WAY too thinly sliced; the breading was way too salty; and frankly, the pickles themselves just didn’t taste good at all. Okay – on to my food. The fries were mid. Nothing to write home about, either good or bad. They were just there. As mentioned earlier, the most noteworthy thing to be said was there were barely any of them in my basket. Another disappointment.
My Nashville chicken sandwich was also alright. (It was nothing compared to Hattie B’s or Princes you get in Nashville.) I found it to be less dry than my wife’s original sandwich. The heat level was fairly hot – it built with each bite but never got to a level of being overwhelming. Now – each person’s tolerance of heat-level is individual, of course, so if you’re not accustomed to much heat with your cooking, I WOULDN’T recommend this one – it’ll be too much for your sensitive, little palate to handle. 🙂 The seasoning mix they put all over the chicken sandwich was pretty good, but I am not in love with the actual flavor of the chicken. However, I must say their “come back” sauce was the best part of the sandwich – but again, TOO STINGY! They need to coat BOTH BUNS (not just the bottom, like they did with my sandwich) with that liquidy goodness, and then dunk the whole chicken in that liquid flavor-bomb, too! Since my sandwich wasn’t super moist-and-juicy, I ended up adding ranch to my top bun which was a very good choice. Again – having more “come back” sauce would have been my preference – but the ranch was yummy also.
Finally, the slaw. My wife took one bite and declared she wouldn’t have a second. I decided it wasn’t SO bad, and I ate a few bites to help with the growing heat in my mouth of the Nashville hot sandwich. But I’m not saying I enjoyed those bites… they were for “business, not pleasure”. We ended up throwing most of the slaw out.
FINAL THOUGHTS: We will go back to the Neighbors Food Hall again, but we WON’T be eating at the Kickin’ Rooster. Next time, I think we’ll try the burgers.
… moreMy wife and I went there on 2/13/26 for a date.
We ate at Kickin’ Rooster. My wife and I shared food, but my wife ordered the original sandwich with a side of fried pickles. I ordered the Nashville Hot sandwich combo with fries. We also ordered a side of slaw to share.
SERVICE: There wasn’t too much of a line, the wait was acceptable.
PRICE: Fairly priced.
PORTIONS: Not too large. Especially the fries. There were hardly any fries with my sandwich. Most importantly: The portion size of the chicken on our sandwiches! They did a GOOD JOB making sure there was enough chicken to fill the bun – in fact there was even some over-handing chicken that didn’t fit – so kudos on that!
FOOD: My wife’s original sandwich tasted fine. Just fine. It was dried out – we needed to add additional mayo to the buns to help swallow each bite. Her fried pickles… what can I say? These were the worse fried pickles we’ve ever had in our life. They were WAY too thinly sliced; the breading was way too salty; and frankly, the pickles themselves just didn’t taste good at all. Okay – on to my food. The fries were mid. Nothing to write home about, either good or bad. They were just there. As mentioned earlier, the most noteworthy thing to be said was there were barely any of them in my basket. Another disappointment.
My Nashville chicken sandwich was also alright. (It was nothing compared to Hattie B’s or Princes you get in Nashville.) I found it to be less dry than my wife’s original sandwich. The heat level was fairly hot – it built with each bite but never got to a level of being overwhelming. Now – each person’s tolerance of heat-level is individual, of course, so if you’re not accustomed to much heat with your cooking, I WOULDN’T recommend this one – it’ll be too much for your sensitive, little palate to handle. 🙂 The seasoning mix they put all over the chicken sandwich was pretty good, but I am not in love with the actual flavor of the chicken. However, I must say their “come back” sauce was the best part of the sandwich – but again, TOO STINGY! They need to coat BOTH BUNS (not just the bottom, like they did with my sandwich) with that liquidy goodness, and then dunk the whole chicken in that liquid flavor-bomb, too! Since my sandwich wasn’t super moist-and-juicy, I ended up adding ranch to my top bun which was a very good choice. Again – having more “come back” sauce would have been my preference – but the ranch was yummy also.
Finally, the slaw. My wife took one bite and declared she wouldn’t have a second. I decided it wasn’t SO bad, and I ate a few bites to help with the growing heat in my mouth of the Nashville hot sandwich. But I’m not saying I enjoyed those bites… they were for “business, not pleasure”. We ended up throwing most of the slaw out.
FINAL THOUGHTS: We will go back to the Neighbors Food Hall again, but we WON’T be eating at the Kickin’ Rooster. Next time, I think we’ll try the burgers.
Jake Hardcastle
Great place, great food, fun games and family spaces on the second floor. Only complaint is that they fell for the modern tipping culture. You order all of your food on a kiosk, then drop off your trays at a bin, but they still ask you for a tip. I am already paying you $20 for a bowl of $15 ramen, and you’re not doing anything more, so you wont get any additional pay.
… moreTaylor Pierre
Chambersburg is so lucky to be able to house a spot like this. Multiple food options from savory to sweet, varying price ranges to fit any budget, serving sizes are great, plenty of seating, every restaurant + the building’s management team has kind and caring staff, plus you have the option to walk through the building into Berg and enjoy drinks… It’s new, it’s creative, it’s a spot for connection and enjoyment. Just what Cburg needed.
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