Discover the unique shops, eclectic galleries & neighborhood dishes of Olde Towne New Cumberland.
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TIP: Stop for breakfast at T.J. Homestyle (600 Bridge St). Feel right at home at the counter while dining on food made from scratch.
Lunch: Coakley's Irish Restaurant & Pub
Begin your day in New Cumberland with a stop at Coakley's (305 Bridge St.) for lunch. Voted "Simply the Best" neighborhood pub for 6 years and a West Shore mainstay for 33 years. Featuring sandwiches, pub favorites and some of the best crab cakes.
Afternoon: Shopping & Art Galleries
Start your New Cumberland shopping excursion with a delicious treat from the Virginia Nut Shop, (1107 Bridge St.). This family owned business hand prepares nuts, candy and gift baskets.
Continue down Bridge Street to Oxford Hall Celtic Shoppe & Tea Café (233 Bridge St.). The unique shop features imports from Ireland and Great Britain, including jewelry, rings, gifts and an Irish Style Tea Café.
Next, stop by Esther S. Hempt Fashions (300 Bridge St.) for contemporary women's apparel and the Inner-Connection (308 Market St.) for inspirational and holistic gifts.
Take a break from shopping and enjoy the art galleries in New Cumberland. 3rd Street Gallery (214 Third St.) features local artisans, fine craftsmen and art classes. Tickle My Senses (312 Bridge St.) is an award-winning gallery that features contemporary arts and crafts by national artisans.
TIP: For an afternoon sugar rush visit Dingeldein Bakery & Bistro (316 Bridge St.) for a sweet treat from this local favorite!
Dinner & Evening
Complete your day with a relaxing dinner at Nicks 114 Café (114 Bridge St.). This neighborhood restaurant features classic American cuisine and great drinks. Time it right and catch an evening flick at the West Shore Theatre (317 Bridge St.). This classic restored movie theatre opened in 1940. Now a modern theatre showing 1st run movies.
Extend Your Stay
Continue your Cumberland Valley journey by staying the night and exploring the other West Shore communities including Camp Hill, Enola, Wormleysburg and Lemoyne.
