Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association

The Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association (PRLA) is a well-established non-profit organization located at 100 State St, Harrisburg, PA 17101. Established to support and promote the interests of the foodservice and lodging industries in Pennsylvania, PRLA has been a key player in shaping the state's hospitality landscape for several decades. With a rich history and a strong commitment to its members, PRLA has earned a reputation as one of the most influential trade associations in the state.

At the heart of PRLA's mission is a dedication to providing resources, education, and advocacy for its membership. The association offers a wide range of services, including training programs, legislative representation, and networking opportunities. These initiatives are designed to help restaurant and lodging businesses thrive in an ever-changing industry landscape.

Specialties

• Non-profit organization

Other points of interest

• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Opinions

This company has 10 reviews on Google My Business.

With an average opinion rating of 3.5/5, PRLA has garnered mixed feedback from its members and the wider hospitality community. Some praise the association's advocacy efforts and valuable resources, while others express concerns about the effectiveness of its programs and the level of support provided to smaller businesses. Regardless, PRLA remains a prominent force in shaping the future of Pennsylvania's restaurant and lodging industries.

👍 Reviews of Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association

Ansar A.

1/5

Terrible customer service. We were planning a wedding reception at Penn Museum, and had to cancel the venue because of the caterer's poor service quality in responding to the planning. Perhaps if Penn Museum considers not having this caterer as the exclusive one, and if they have competition, they will shape up.

KJ P.

2/5

Lots of the local places in my area - no masks by owners and staff, 100% capacity, etc etc etc. My family only supports the local places that take the virus seriously. It is a shame that an outbreak has become political. If we all would have taken precautions months ago, and not followed idiotic leadership examples and moronic rumors this may have been manageable or over by now.

jeff M.

5/5

Great organization that is supporting the tens of thousands of small, independent restaurateurs, inns, hotels and caterers. Grateful for their help in keeping us afloat during the pandemic

G O.

1/5

Restaurants in Philly should not be allowed to expand outdoor seating. Due to the virus social distancing and take out should be the norm.

Adam S.

1/5

Sued pittsburgh for sick day bill. They must want to get us sick. They should of asked Harrisburg to look at the bill as a model for rest of state instead of suing

Heather R.

5/5

A caring organization that serves it's members and non-members!

Mohamed I.

5/5

Not bad

Robert P.

5/5