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Philly Cheese Steaks   Philadelphia

Philly Cheese Steaks, Philadelphia

 24 Reviews  Don't be surprise if you find this place with a long line even on a regular day. I once waited almost an hour to get my cheese steak which didn't bother me since I sometimes drove 2 hours from NJ just... 

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Church Brew Works   Pittsburgh

Church Brew Works, Pittsburgh

 5 Reviews  The Church Brew Works had long been on my radar as a brewpub to visit. From what I gathered it was Belgian beer influenced and set in a huge old church. It sounded too good to be true and as it turned... 

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Continental   Philadelphia

Continental, Philadelphia

 12 Reviews  Book ahead - this is a popular and busy venue. We had to wait for some 30 minutes. The service is good, but they can be over attentive from time to time. Good portions and menu choice - professional... 

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Primanti Brothers   Pittsburgh

Primanti Brothers, Pittsburgh

 18 Reviews  Similar to the original Primanti's at the Strip District, the Market Square location is just a tiny corner restaurant and bar with seating for about 30. The old fashioned tile floor, stainless steel... 

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Buddakan   Philadelphia

Buddakan, Philadelphia

 8 Reviews  Of the many Stephen Starr restaurants in town (most are within a few blocks), this and the Continental appear to be the most popular. If you don't make a reservation a week or two in advance, expect... 

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Fish Market   Pittsburgh

Fish Market, Pittsburgh

 2 Reviews  Touted as being the "Original Fish Market" which serves some of the best seafood in the city of Pittsburgh, this restaurant is a popular choice for the downtown business district. Located in the... 

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Reading Terminal Market   Philadelphia

Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia

 5 Reviews  Beck's is one of many, many stalls offering cheap, tasty food in Reading Terminal Market. I spent a week in Philly at the Convention Center, and this market was a life-saver. I needed more days to try... 

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LuLu's Noodle Shop and Yum Wok   Pittsburgh

LuLu's Noodle Shop and Yum Wok, Pittsburgh

 3 Reviews  It's been several weeks since we went to Lulu's and we keep pining over the delicious food. I'd go back to Pittsburgh just to eat at this restaurant. Everything we had was made from scratch with great... 

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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY   Philadelphia

FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY, Philadelphia

 2 Reviews  One of Philly's best and long kept secret eateries...well, it is not entirely secret but it is not trendy. Fri Sat Sun has been around for many years and wil hopefully be around for many more. The... 

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Lidia's   Pittsburgh

Lidia's, Pittsburgh

 2 Reviews  The owner has restuarants in New York and Kansas City. The wait staff is well coached. Do not let the room overwhelm you with slate dividers and glass chandeliers that resemble grape bunches. Lidia... 

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White Dog Cafe   Philadelphia

White Dog Cafe, Philadelphia

 4 Reviews  I have a warm spot in my heart for the White Dog Cafe for several reasons. First, I went to the bar quite often, years ago, while I was getting my Masters Degree at Penn, and had many a philosophical... 

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EatnPark   Pittsburgh

EatnPark, Pittsburgh

 3 Reviews  Eat n' Park restaurants are an institution in the Pittsburgh area, but you can only find them in Pennsylvania, much to our dismay. When we journied from New Jersey to Pittsburgh, we often stopped at... 

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Alma de Cuba   Philadelphia

Alma de Cuba, Philadelphia

 8 Reviews  Imagine chic modern decor, fabulous lighting and cozy seating. Picture it during a major blizzard and top it off with Cuban inspired cuisine. Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? Well, that was my... 

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Joe Mama's   Pittsburgh

Joe Mama's, Pittsburgh

 2 Reviews  Joe Mama's is kind of a throwback to the 1950's place with a diner feel and old black and white photos of actors and singers lining the walls. Their specialty is Italian food, but their bar was busy... 

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Le Bec Fin   Philadelphia

Le Bec Fin, Philadelphia

 5 Reviews  Sure, it's an institution, the 5 star (we don't have Michelin grading in the US) French "best in Philadelphia", "best on the East Coast, etc restaurant... Chef/owner Georges Perrier (no relation to... 

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The Original Hotdog Shop   Pittsburgh

The Original Hotdog Shop, Pittsburgh

 3 Reviews  Be sure to stop by this popular Pittsburgh Landmark--The Original Hot Dog Shop in the Oakland area, near the University of Pittsburgh. A proudly displayed sign on the window declares that Football... 

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Cosi...   Philadelphia

Cosi..., Philadelphia

 3 Reviews  Soups, sandwiches, wraps, pastries, teas and coffees - reliable quality, easy in easy out, wireless access. . . Scattered locations through the central city, I found this location very convenient,... 

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Marrakesh   Philadelphia

Marrakesh, Philadelphia

 4 Reviews  This place is amazing... located right in the middle of the action on South St. (Just 1/2 a block off South St to be exact), Marrakesh is an authentic Moroccan restaurant. The food here is great and... 

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Monk's Cafe   Philadelphia

Monk's Cafe, Philadelphia

 3 Reviews  Great brew-pub with an excellent choice of beers, ales, lambics, etc. with tasty food to boot. Traditional looking inside, dark, cosy and pub-like. Pommes Frites: Yukon gold fries with a dipping sauce... 

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Hard Rock Cafe   Philadelphia

Hard Rock Cafe, Philadelphia

 6 Reviews  The last time I was at this Hard Rock was September of 2011 - two weeks after the attack on the Twin Towers in New York. I was flying to New York for the birth of my youngest niece, and had a 4 hour... 

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Broad Street Diner   Philadelphia

Broad Street Diner, Philadelphia

 2 Reviews  This is a newly reopened Diner in South Philly. I used to enjoy lunches there on a regular basis. But it was recently bought by Melrose Diner's owners and reopened undoer the new management,... 

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The City Tavern   Philadelphia

The City Tavern, Philadelphia

 4 Reviews  We wanted to dine at the City Tavern for dinner because we wanted to keep with the historic theme of our day. The original City Tavern was built in 1773. It hosted the likes of George Washington and... 

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Cuba Libre   Philadelphia

Cuba Libre, Philadelphia

 6 Reviews  When we first arrived at the restaurant we sat at the bar to wait for the rest of our party. The bartender was very friendly and helped me decide on a mojito from their extensive specialty cocktail... 

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Morimoto's   Philadelphia

Morimoto's, Philadelphia

 4 Reviews  When a restaurant is as striking at Morimoto's is, you wonder if the food will be as spectacular. And for the most part it was. Surprisingly the only disappointment for me was the sushi. I am sure... 

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Plough & the Stars   Philadelphia

Plough & the Stars, Philadelphia

 3 Reviews  My favorite bar in the city. And with good reason. It's not too young, not too old, not too stuffy and uptight, but not a dive bar... it's juuuuuust right. Good mussels and Irish bread. The Burgers... 

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Apple Annie's

by traveldave

Family-owned and operated since 1991, Apple Annie's has become an institution in the small town of Point Marion in southern Pennsylvania. The restaurant features home-cooked meals, and its extensive menu includes daily specials, sandwiches, specialty sandwiches, soups, salads, paninis, hamburgers, and steaks.The casual atmosphere is reminiscent of a farmhouse kitchen, with hardwood floors and wooden tables and chairs. There is seating for up to 75 customers. Despite its excellent home-cooked meals, the main attraction of Apple Annie's is its desserts, which are baked daily from scratch. A favorite with customers is the large selection of pies, which varies daily. Thirty to 35 pies are baked per day. Pies can be bought whole or by the slice. Other desserts include large sheet cakes, upside-down cakes, cinnamon rolls, brownies, cookies, and cobblers.

Kim Moon: Good Asian Food in Indiana

by Basaic

This restaurant is in the old section of downtown. It looks nice on the inside and the owners/managers are very nice. The down side is that I ordered Chicken Curry and got Sweet and Sour Chicken. It was goos but was not what I ordered. I was too tired and in too much of a hurry to argue. Restaurant has Japanese food too. Good Indian Restaurant next door. The Sweet and Sour Chicken was good.

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Marzoni's: Very Good Italian Food in Duncansville

by Basaic

This restaurant looks nice inside and out and the wait staff dresses well too. In addition to food they also have a variety of fine beers and wines. Unlike a lot of places with an eclectic atmosphere, well dressed staff, and great tasting food they also serve large enough portions. Cost was $22 as of August 2011. Hours are 11 AM to 10 PM Sunday through -Wednesday and 11 AM to 11 PM Thursday through Saturday. My Veal Parmesan was well prepared, well presented and plentiful.

Marzoni's
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Red Lobster: Great Seafood, Small Portions in Uniontown

by Basaic

I have always liked the seafood at Red Lobster and this one was no different. Ambience is casual and nice. Staff was efficient. However, it definitely seems to me that the portions have gotten smaller. The broiled seafood platter was very good, but I needed more food.

Red Lobster
Cherry Tree Cafe: Chicken & Biscuits are where it's at!

by countryfan1223

Cherry Tree Cafe is located in Uniontown and looks small but does have smoking and non-smoking sections separated by a wall. The menu has a variety of sandwiches, wraps, salads (antipasta,taco & steak) and dinners which include: spaghetti, shrimp and others with sides. You can also get breakfast any time of the day. Every day has different specials under $7 (drinks not included) with the exceptions of Sundays (no specials). My favorites are chicken & biscuits & macaroni.Here is the list:Mondays - meatloafTuesdays - all you can eat spaghetti for $7, liver & onionsWednesdays - lasanga (big portion)Thursdays - Chicken and biscuits, the most popular dayFridays - Macaroni and cheese, halushki, salmon cakes, can purchase any 2 comboSaturdays - rigatoniHalf portions can be also be purchased for usually under $4-5. There are also desserts which consist of blackberry or chocolate cobbler, slices...

Phil's Corner Store: Hoagies to die for

by countryfan1223

Everyone raves about this little corner store in Uniontown called Phil's. It is a small grocery store that sells potato chips, sodas, candies and hoagies. There is such variety of hoagies one can get. Some include Italian, regular with ham, turkey and many others.Only con is I have never gone into this place without a line in front of me, so it's obviously not "a best kept secret". There is always a line, usually to the door, but also 2 people making the hoagies so it usually moves rather quickly. regular Phils hoagie with ham

Eat'nPark: The First Pittsburgh Drive-in

by grandmaR

This is a local restaurant, mostly in the Pittsburgh area, and secondarily in Pennsylvania, with a couple in Ohio and WV.Eat'nPark was the first drive-in restaurant (with car hops) in Pittsburgh. It is now a Pittsburgh area institution. I think the name is funny - seems to me you should park before you eat. We first ate at an Eat'nPark when we went to Pittsburgh for our son's wedding. The menu includes breakfast, various buffets including breakfast, Sunday brunch, and a soup and salad buffet for lunch, children's menu and a section called Seniors Especially™, which feature smaller portions at smaller prices. From their website: "Of course, there’s always the traditional favorites: the Superburger®, our juicy Ground Sirloin, Baked Scrod, and our homemade Strawberry Pie."

From car window
Red Rose Inn: Good Country Cookin'

by tpangelinan

This is a great old building from around 1740, built on land once own by William Penn. The found is good country cookin', the portions are big and the cost is just right. The atmosphere is old country with wood beams, plank floors and floor to ceiling stone fire place. The service here is perfect, they don't bug you but always are right there before you need them, (it's spooky), very friendly too. Just off Route 1 Hours11:30a.m.-9p.m. Mon.-Thu.11:30a.m.-10p.m. Fri.-Sat.4p.m.-8p.m. Sun.

Red Rose Inn
West's Restaurant and Lounge: Good Food in Mansfield

by Basaic

West's was walking distance from my motel. It looked okay from the outside. Inside it was homey and comfortable. Service was okay. There is a small bar attached and a full lounge out back. The food was pretty tasty with good portions. Price was very good for what I got. I had Chicken Parmesan with spaghetti, very good.

West's Restaurant and Lounge
Mary's Family Restaurant: Good Family Restaurant in Drums

by Basaic

This restaurant, like the whole town of Drums, is family oriented. The menu is good basic country-style cooking. I had a nice veal cutlet with mashed potatoes and green beans. The decor is country/Americana. The waiter was nice and friendly. I would definitely return. Fairly cheap too. Popular with the locals. Try the Veal Cutlet.

Mary's Family Restaurant

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