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Made-To-Order Crepes And Doughnuts Baked In House Keep Pennsylvania Diners Coming Back To This Buffet

The crepes at this buffet get made right in front of you. A few steps away, the doughnuts come from a bakery that shares the same building. That combo alone got my attention. Then I learned the place calls itself a scratch kitchen, and the owners mean it. Pancakes and...

Wyomissing, PA · 7d

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Why This York Restaurant Is a MUST-VISIT for Seafood Lovers and Comfort Food Fans in York, PA

Open Sun–Thu, 11 AM–9 PM | Fri–Sat, 11 AM–10 PM. York has plenty of places to grab dinner, but The First Post makes a persuasive case for settling in rather than simply stopping by. At this East Market Street gathering spot, familiar favorites arrive with enough...

York, PA · 9h

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York County Chinese eatery failed after cockroaches found in kitchen

The state Department of Agriculture conducts annual inspections of food-serving businesses to ensure public safety and safe food-handling practices. Schools are inspected twice per year, according to the Bureau of Food Safety and Laboratories. Whether an establishment is considered compliant or noncompliant is at the discretion of the inspector. There are, however, several violations for which inspectors should automatically consider establishments noncompliant. Called "critical violations," they include food temperature issues, employee hygiene and issues with chemicals and how they're handled. Depending on the severity of the situation, inspectors and their supervisors could file citations or close an establishment. >> Please consider subscribing to support local journalism. Inspection Violations: Oct. 8, 2026 New China Family Restaurant 565 S. Main St., Shrewsbury Temperature measuring device for ensuring proper temperature of equipment is not available or readily accessible in walk-in cooler equipment. The Person in Charge did not demonstrate adequate knowledge of food safety in this food facility as evidenced by this non-compliant inspection. Pork, raw chicken, and egg rolls food was held at 46.7 °F, in the walk-in cooler area, rather than 41°F or below as required. Food will be discarded. Cabbage, mushrooms other cut veggies and pork in the walk-in cooler

York County, PA · 11d

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The Most Incredible Meat Market In Pennsylvania Has Been A Must-Visit Grocery Stop Since 1929

Goat, rabbit, and lamb sit right alongside chicken wings at one old butcher counter. Some shoppers drive hours just for the small turkey wings. The shop opened in 1929. That means it has fed families through nearly a century of changing neighborhoods, prices, and supermarket trends. I like how the...

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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Contaminated sugar, unapproved foods, and other Berks County restaurant inspections for Nov. 2-8

The state inspected the following food establishments in Berks County. To find more restaurant safety information, view full inspection reports, and sign up for real-time text or email alerts for specific restaurants or locations, visit Spotlight PA’s Restaurant Safety Tracker. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture produces retail food inspection...

Berks County, PA · 1d

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The Mouthwatering Burgers At This Nostalgic Pennsylvania Drive-In Joint Will Absolutely Blow Your Mind

Some foods are good, some foods are great, and then there are the burgers at Boehringer’s Drive-In in Adamstown, Pennsylvania, which occupy a category that requires its own vocabulary. This is a place that has been quietly making people very happy for a long time, and it’s about time...

Adamstown, PA · 5d

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7 Giant Secrets Employees Wish Pennsylvanians Knew

Nobody memorizes a grocery store’s fine print, and that’s fair. Still, Pennsylvanians who shop at Giant can get more out of each trip by knowing a few rules employees see shoppers miss. Here are the Giant details worth knowing before you check out. 1. Purchases That Earn Nothing.

Pennsylvania · 13d

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You’ll Fall Head Over Heels For The Food At These 9 Pennsylvania Mom-And-Pop Diners

Ready to discover the best mom-and-pop diners in Pennsylvania?. These 9 diners serve up comfort food and good old-fashioned hospitality that’ll keep you coming back!. 1. Route 30 Diner (Ronks) Tucked along Lincoln Highway in Lancaster County, the Route 30 Diner is the kind of place that makes you...

Pennsylvania · 13d

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This Unassuming Pennsylvania Restaurant Serves Pancakes So Good They Deserve Their Own Fan Club

If pancakes could have fan clubs, the ones at Ida’s Cafe in Lancaster, Pennsylvania would already have a waiting list for membership. Lancaster is the kind of Pennsylvania city that rewards people who pay attention. It has layers to it, history and farmland and a food scene that keeps...

Lancaster, PA · 8d

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This Enormous 130,000-Square-Foot Pennsylvania Farmers Market Is Worth A Road Trip For Its Amish Food Selection

Somewhere in Amish country, a grocery store sells camel, ostrich, and antelope right down the aisle from shoofly pie. That alone made me stop scrolling. Then I learned the building covers 130,000 square feet. The bakery turns out more than 300 scratch-made recipes. The butchers run their own smokehouse. There’s...

East Earl, PA · 1d

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This Harrisburg Soul Food Spot Serves Fried Catfish, Turkey Wings, and Homemade Sides

Fried catfish, turkey wings, and baked mac and cheese are just a few reasons to visit Feed Your Soul Restaurant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This small kitchen on Friendship Road serves Southern comfort food with plenty of familiar favorites. The menu includes fried whiting, smothered pork chops, candied yams, collard greens,...

Harrisburg, PA · 11d

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People Travel From All Over Pennsylvania To Eat At This Famous Cheesesteak Restaurant

The rib-eye here is sliced fresh and never chopped. In a city that loves to argue about chopped versus sliced, that’s a bold choice. I like a place that picks a side and sticks with it. The name is bold too. The founder called his shop the Prince, a...

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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We Ranked The 12 Best Family Restaurants In Pennsylvania And Here Are The Results

Mickey Mouse pancakes are on the table at one diner on this list. Another spot has served homestyle comfort food since 1952, which is longer than most of our grandparents have been ordering pie. Then there’s the place with mini golf and soft-serve ice cream next to the dinner menu....

Pennsylvania · 19h

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This Harrisburg Diner Serves Big Breakfasts and Has a Pool Lounge Next Door

Angie’s Diner & Lounge in Harrisburg serves more than the usual eggs and pancakes. The menu includes meatloaf, crab cakes, disco fries, and a sandwich called the Monte Crisco, made with turkey, ham, and Swiss cheese on French toast. The diner also has a separate lounge with pool tables...

Harrisburg, PA · 7d

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7 Pennsylvania Dutch Dishes from Amish Wedding Season

I use AI to help draft these articles. Every recipe and every fact in them is checked before publishing. Traditionally, and especially in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the Old Order Amish wedding season opened after harvest and ran from late October through November and into December, with weddings held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A single wedding fed two hundred to four hundred guests, and the cooking fell to a designated crew who arrived before the sun came up and worked from a barn or shop kitchen with equipment scaled to match the crowd.

Lancaster County, PA · 11d

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The Best Breakfast In Allentown, Pennsylvania Is Served Inside This Unassuming Diner

Breakfast never clocks out at this red brick diner. Pancakes at dinnertime? Totally allowed, and nobody will blink. The building first opened in January 1962 under a different name. It changed hands twice before landing on the name it carries today, and it has been feeding neighbors ever since. I...

Allentown, PA · 3d

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This Massive Pennsylvania Grocery Store Is Worth A Road Trip For Its Asian Food Selection And Upstairs Food Court

An entire aisle of ramen noodles. That’s one aisle, in one grocery store, and it might be the least surprising thing inside. This Pennsylvania supermarket also stocks live seafood, Korean barbecue meats marinated and ready for the grill, and even kimchi refrigerators. The signs come in three languages: English, Korean, and Chinese.

Philadelphia, PA · 6d

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7 Hole-in-the-Wall Restaurants Bucks County Locals Love

Finding a memorable meal often means driving past the polished dining rooms and prominent downtown addresses that get all the buzz. Bucks County is full of roadside stands, strip-center kitchens, tiny storefronts, and neighborhood diners whose exteriors give away nothing about what is cooking inside. For this list, “hole-in-the-wall” is...

Bucks County, PA · 3d

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This Pennsylvania Tavern In A Colonial House Serves A Snapper Soup Diners Call A Must-Try

Snapper soup is the dish people keep bringing up at one old colonial house in the Pennsylvania countryside. Yes, that snapper. The turtle-based classic that sounds like a dare and somehow tastes like comfort. The soup is only the start. The same kitchen turns out crab cakes, French onion soup,...

Bucks County, PA · 4d

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This Historic Pennsylvania Restaurant Serves Juicy Burgers With A Side Of Old-School Charm

Alexander Hamilton once rode up to this building in December 1776. Today, the big draw is a burger made from house-ground sirloin, chuck, and short rib. The original structure went up between 1739 and 1742 as a private home. By 1765, it was feeding stagecoach travelers on the busy Philadelphia to New York route. That’s a long run of serving hungry people.

Bucks County, PA · 5d