Over the years, The Pub & Restaurant, located on the historic Lincoln Square in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania has seen various names and ownership, but in April of 1996 a more permanent presence arose. Long-time Adams County resident Lisa Grim employed the expertise of local contractors such as Cy Deitz & Co., Inc., Clarence Andrews Contracting, and Coldsmith Roofing, among others, to bring forth her vision of The Pub. The Pub & Restaurant was engulfed in flames during the cold month of February 2001. The hearts of many sank as they watched their workplace, dining hotspot,  and popular watering hole vanish into rubble. Lisa Grim vowed to rebuild The Pub as it was, and then some, before the flames had even been extinguished by the dedication and hard work of the Gettysburg Fire Department and surrounding fire departments. Many of the contractors and employees came back to make it all happen. The doors re-opened just the following April of 2002. Today, The Pub is bigger and better than ever! Visitors of the "Old Pub" will find the layout and design to much the same, but sharper and more appealing to the eye. The menu offers many of the same classic fare, ranging from our mouthwatering burgers and steaks to beautifully arranged salads, wraps, and pasta dishes. Don't forget the full bar selection of draft microbrews and bottles, wines, and and liquors. Also, look inside the menu for ads highlighting local shops that are perfect stops on an after meal stroll. There really is something for everyone, so bring your appetite and experience superb service from Gettysburg's finest team, where we work as a family and you are invited to our home.

Tommy's Pizza was founded in June of 1973, by Greek immigrant, Thomas Kranias and his wife, Nancy (Heller).  Tommy was born in the northern mountains of Greece, in September 1930, to Sophia and Hristos Kranias.  He grew up in a family which included three younger siblings.  The family lived a meager life on the land of a small farm where they raised chickens and goats, and grew their own crops for food. The Leedy family still owns and operates Tommy's Pizza today.  Son Wade joined the business full-time in 1998 after graduating from Millersville University, with younger son Drew following in early 1999.  Daughter Nikki resides in West Virginia where she is employed as a Nurse Practitioner. Wade and Drew have begun to take over the daily management of the business, while parents Cathy and Bill begin to plan for retirement.   "We are very proud to be the third generation to continue the traditions set forth by our grandfather and grandmother", say Wade and Drew.   Sadly, Tommy passed away very suddenly and unexpectedly on May 30, 1999.  There is not a day goes by that we do not think of him- father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and try to honor his memory.

Blue and Gray Bar and Grill is located in the center of Gettysburg, the heart of Civil War history and that is the basis of our concept. We have 12 specialty burgers each named for a Union or Confederate General and around 30 wing sauces/rubs that have Civil War staple names. We also have a blend of northern and southern cuisine from crab cakes to Carolina-style pulled pork. In addition, we have held on to some local Greek favorites from the original restaurant at this address, The Plaza Restaurant. We will have a sports-bar feel; we will show all the NFL games along with several other sports and serve some elevated bar essentials: wings, burgers, etc. The Blue and Gray Bar and Grill has a sports-bar feel, featuring all the NFL games along with other sports, and serves elevated bar essentials: wings, burgers, etc.  In addition, we feature live music in an intimate environment for everyone to enjoy. Feel free to come have a drink, grab a bite of food, watch a game, listen to live music, or just hang out in our comfortable atmosphere.  We’ll do our best to make sure you have a great experience!