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Exposed fish, expired tomatoes, dirty utensils: What Lebanon County restaurant inspectors found

The following Lebanon County restaurants and other food establishments were inspected between Oct. 26 and Oct. 30 for compliance with Pennsylvania’s food safety regulations. Inspections are overseen by the state Department of Agriculture. In some cases, violations are corrected before inspectors leave. In compliance with violations. Jonestown/Hershey NE KOA.

Lebanon County, PA · 5h
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You Can Still Fill A Grocery Cart For Cheap At This Secret Pennsylvania Market

Name brands, deep discounts, and not a single coupon required. This grocery store sells closeouts, the leftover stock from overproduction, packaging changes, and seasonal surplus. The shelves change constantly. One week brings a snack you’ve never seen, and the next week it’s gone. I like how that turns a boring...

Ephrata, PA · 2d
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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 · 8d
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Potential measles exposure reported at Lebanon County grocery store

LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A potential measles exposure occurred at a Lebanon grocery store last Friday, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The potential exposure occurred at the Target at 1745 Quentin Road between 5-8 p.m., the DOH said in a release. The person who tested positive...

Lebanon County, PA · 8d
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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 · 6d

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Pennsylvania Locals Say The Fried Seafood Platters At This Riverfront Restaurant Never Disappoint

A barn-style roof and a glowing neon sign hide one of the most decorated dining rooms in its city. Behind that modest front sits a fried seafood platter that can arrive with a homemade jumbo lump crabcake riding along. The same family has run the place since 1984. The restaurant...

Harrisburg, PA · 12d

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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 · 2d

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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 · 6d

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Crab Legs, Hibachi And Sushi Make This Pennsylvania Buffet A Mouthwatering All-You-Can-Eat Destination

A cook fires up your own hibachi plate to order, right inside an all-you-can-eat buffet. You pick the ingredients, hand them over, and wait for the sizzle. That alone gets my attention. Then come the crab legs. Add a sushi spread and a long run of Chinese and Japanese dishes,...

Harrisburg, PA · 3d

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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 · 6d

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This Pennsylvania Pie Shop Bakes Chicken Pot Pies Packed With Tender Vegetables And Flaky Crust

The crust on these Pennsylvania chicken pies calls for confectioners’ sugar. Yep, that same powdery stuff you usually find on a funnel cake. It sounds like a mix-up, but it’s the secret behind that flaky crust. Inside, chicken, potatoes, carrots, and peas come together like Sunday dinner decided...

Lancaster County, PA · 2d

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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 · 9d

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11 Pennsylvania Restaurants That Deserve Far More Attention Than They Get

One Pennsylvania restaurant on this list serves an elk burger inside a Victorian building. Another sits on a hilltop with retro ’50s decor and a deck overlooking a mountain valley. I had to read that twice. The surprises keep stacking up. A breakfast counter builds its reputation on coffee...

Pennsylvania · 4d

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The Legendary Pulled Pork At This Down-Home Pennsylvania BBQ Joint Deserves A Standing Ovation

Somewhere in Allentown, Pennsylvania, a hickory wood pit has been doing the kind of slow, patient, deeply committed work that most of us only manage on our very best days, and the result is the pulled pork at Grumpy’s Bar-B-Que Roadhouse. You owe it to yourself to go find...

Allentown, PA · 1d

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Reading restaurant launching Sunday brunch, welcoming new general manager

READING, Pa. – A restaurant known for its inventive, globally inspired menu is debuting new leadership and brunch offerings in Berks County. Thorn Alley Kitchen, located in downtown Reading at GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, is launching Sunday brunch beginning Nov. 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring a creative new menu developed by chef Harley Eighmey, according to a news release.

Reading, PA · 20h

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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 · 2d

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Pennsylvania Siblings Took Over a Grocery Store and Introduced More Than 8,000 Lower Prices

More than 8,000 grocery prices were lowered after a brother and sister took over a Pennsylvania supermarket and completed a major renovation. The changes went far beyond ordinary weekly promotions, bringing a new approach to everyday shopping for families in the surrounding community. The siblings are second-generation grocers who grew...

Hatfield, PA · 2d

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The Legendary Small-Town Pennsylvania Restaurant That Locals Guard Like A Well-Kept Family Secret

If you ask a Glen Mills local about Ravanesi Pizzeria Napoletana, there’s a good chance they’ll pause, look around nervously, and then reluctantly tell you it’s the best pizza they’ve ever eaten in their life. That pause isn’t suspicion, it’s the instinct of someone who has...

Glen Mills, PA · 5d

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The Humble Pennsylvania Farmer’s Market Hiding The Best Apple Cider Donuts You’ll Ever Taste

There’s a farm market in West Chester, Pennsylvania that doesn’t advertise its greatness, and that’s exactly what makes it great. Highland Orchards has been quietly winning over Chester County residents one apple, one jar of jam, and one absolutely transcendent cider donut at a time, and the rest of the world is just now starting to catch on.

West Chester, PA · 2d

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‘It’s going to be an exciting place’: Downtown Reading food court becomes Food Hall at 35 with new restaurants, entertainment

READING, Pa. — There’s pizza at one counter, wings at another and more food on the way. Downtown Reading’s food court has a new name: Food Hall at 35. “We created that to make it more of a focal point and more of a destination spot for everyone to come,” says Michelle Lopez, Shuman Development Group property manager.

Reading, PA · 2d