
The Sign of the Buck occupies the first floor of the historic Union Hotel in the heart of downtown Gettysburg. Our New American menu showcases the best of what Adams County has to offer—from local produce and farm-raised meats to world-class beers, ciders, and spirits—with a French twist.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 29 Chambersburg St, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Phone: (717) 337-9251
Website: https://signofthebuck.com/
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Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
As chefs traveling on the road, we’re always excited to find places that really care about ingredients and execution, and this meal delivered. The crispy polenta with hot honey was incredible. We also had the potato leek soup, which was unbelievably smooth, and a salad packed with great textures and flavors. For sandwiches, the steak sandwich was outstanding and the mushroom banh mi was a perfect non-meat option for me during Lent. And we couldn’t leave without dessert; the chocolate Basque cheesecake was excellent.
We had the chance to chat with Chef Josh as well, who was incredibly kind and welcoming. Always appreciate meeting chefs who clearly love what they do. If you’re visiting Gettysburg, we’d absolutely recommend stopping in.
I had the French dip. They added something special to it from any other French dip I’ve had before and it made the flavor absolutely spectacular. I heartily recommend it.
The restaurant was short-staffed that day, so it took quite a while for us to receive our order. Our server was quite pleasant and apologized for the delayed service.
Overall, I loved having lunch there and I’m very much looking forward to going back again.
My wife and I had the privilege of dining at Sign of the Buck for the first time this weekend, and the rave reviews our friends shared about their food leading up to our mouthwatering meal did not do it justice! The French Onion soup was delicious, but the star of the show was certainly the Braised Venison Ragout with polenta, potato croquette, and parm! Each component was incredible by itself, and they took our taste buds on a glorious journey when combined! The chocolate cake was astrounding as well, aptly concluding a meal will live rent-free in our heads for years to come! Before our visit, I was impressed with the look and navigability of their website, along with their seamless reservation process. We will certainly be returning for another dining experience, and applaud the entire team on their exceptional execution!
Also want to compliment the service we received. Definitely returning when we are back in town.
Our server Dan was outstanding, friendly, had all the information we needed to make good decisions and featuring restaurant week, your choice of appetizer and main meal for $20. My grilled cheese vegetable sandwich was a work of art, the fries could use a little work, but the curry aioli is a masterpiece.. The Black swan cocktail was attractive to look at and even better to taste. It’s my third time at the Sign of the Buck, my friend’s first time, and we both left happy, full, and vowing to come back.
This restaurant features happy hours, and engaging live music on Mondays at 7:00 p.m.
If you haven’t been down here before, you owe it to yourself to try this treasure of a restaurant, and if you’ve been here before and it’s been a while, what are you waiting for?
Thank you, Sign of the Buck, and Dan thank you for a great experience.
Side notes: restaurant gets busy, they accept reservations, and during live music you might have to wait a little while to get close to the surprisingly talented musicians — you’ll be glad you did.