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Linesville, PA · Food & Drink
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Before Work, Youngstown Steelworkers Fueled Up At These 6 Diners That Still Open Early
Long before sunrise, the Mahoning Valley ran on coffee, eggs, and a full plate of potatoes. Shift workers heading to the mills needed a hot breakfast fast, and neighborhood diners were ready for them. The mills look different now, but plenty of those early-morning habits are still alive around Youngstown,...
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6 Pennsylvania Bakeries Where the Pepperoni Rolls Still Come Out Warm and Stuffed by Hand
One Erie bakery bakes pepperoni bread right into spiral pinwheels, next to flavors like black pepper parm. I read that once and immediately needed a snack. The pepperoni roll started as a lunch-pail food, the kind you could tuck in a pocket and eat without a plate. Somehow that humble idea turned into a full-on bakery obsession across Pennsylvania.
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Haunted Brunch at The Brewerie Kicks off Halloween Week
With Halloween less than a week away, local businesses are pulling out all the stops to make the final days of spooky season memorable. The Brewerie at Union Station transformed its concourse into a Halloween-themed brunch spot, while a fall festival outside brought together local vendors, crafters, and community members.
The US Sun
Final days before Red Lobster restaurant with ’90s maritime decor locks up and says goodbye forever
THE clock is ticking for seafood fans, as a beloved Red Lobster eatery is bracing to close its doors for good in just days. Customers have until the end of the month to enjoy the restaurant’s Cheddar Bay Biscuits and affordable casual seafood dishes before it’s lights out.
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Ribbon Cutting Planned For New Ribs Restaurant
A grand opening ceremony will be held for a new restaurant in Lyndora later this week. The official Butler County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting at Shepards Diner will take place Thursday at 8:30 a.m. The WBUT Breakfast Club will be broadcasting live from 7 to 9 a.m. at the...
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What is your go-to Dunkin’ order?
Who doesn’t love Dunkin’? I chose this question because I enjoy their new drinks that they come out with each season. I asked 25 others what their go-to order is as well!. Mrs. Goodwill: Frozen vanilla coffee. Mr. Soprano: Med black coffee. Brooke Barry: Creepy crawler. Josie Bisbee:...
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This Polish Market In Ohio Is Heaven For Pierogies, Kielbasa, Fresh Bread And Pastries
Cherry kielbasa is a real thing, and one little Ohio deli keeps it on the menu. That alone made me stop scrolling. Smoked sausage with a fruity twist? I needed answers. The same shop fries up crispy bowtie cookies called chrust. It also fills a platter with kielbasa, bigos, stuffed cabbage, pierogi, and buttery noodles all at once.
YourErie
Meeder’s Restaurant offers barbecue chicken dinner fundraiser for the Erie Cemetery
One restaurant is lending a helping hand as cleanup efforts continue at the Erie Cemetery. The Erie Cemetery was one of the hardest-hit properties in the storms on September 3, and it’s taking a community effort to return the land to its former state. That’s why Meeder’s Restaurant from Ripley, New York, will serve barbecue […]
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The Water Ice Family Opens Storefront in Millcreek Mall
There's a new place to enjoy sweet treats at the Millcreek Mall as family-owned business, Water Ice opened its storefront. The business began in 2024 and is known for its water ice drinks, lemonades and customizable drinks and treats around the region. After serving customers at community events with its...
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Youngstown Italian restaurant on Fast Food Club’s Top 7 list to visit across Ohio
A Youngstown Italian restaurant is on Fast Food Club’s Top 7 list of eateries across Ohio to visit. The list stated it covers seven old-school Italian restaurants where checkered tablecloths, baked pastas, and veal parmigiana still rule the menu. Cassese’s MVR in Youngstown was among those named on the...
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What Used to Be a Pennsylvania Bowling Alley Is Now a Family Meat Market Packed With Fresh Cuts
Bowling pins used to fall in this building. Now the cases hold thick pork chops, snack sticks, and something called hog candy. That’s quite a second act for a place once filled with strikes and gutter balls. Today, this family-owned Pennsylvania meat market keeps local kitchens stocked with beef, pork, chicken, and jerky.