Ice cream dreams are a new reality in New Holland.
With two awesome ice cream trucks roving the neighborhoods for the past few years, Mitch and Gina Dissinger have expanded their Lickity Split ice cream empire to include a new restaurant at 209 E. Main street in the historic Kaufman's building.
We were excited to see the place full of energy and customers. The cafe has real old-fashioned ice cream parlour charm, complete with pastel painted walls and vintage feeling ceiling fans.
We loved ourselves tender ( hey- watch it...this IS a family joint) with an Elvis ~a hip shakingly good sandwich of Grilled peanut butter, banana and honey on white bread. We also tried the tasty Kauffman’s Cuban, consisting of Smoked ham, salami, Swiss cheese, dill pickles, spicy brown mustard, grilled on crunchy Ciabatta. The sandwich, soup and salad list goes on and on and most dishes are named named after town streets or former businesses. Other recommended locally inspired highlights include the Rubinson's Wrap, Garden Spot Melt and the Railroad Avenue.
The decor plays up the town's historic vibe with old newspapers laminated into the booth's tables and the 231 year-old building itself is a must see destination with a unique past as everything from a hardware store to an old-tyme jail.
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