Enjoy Fair Foods All-Year Round At This Unique Pennsylvania Restaurant

A balmy summer evening at the fair usually means a few things - thrilling rides, games of chance with mighty big stuffed prizes, and...some of the most delicious goodies of the season. Why wait until summer for all of that deliciousness? Treat yourself to some of your favorite fair foods at this one-of-a-kind Pennsylvania restaurant.

No matter how many days stand between us and summer, or if we're in the middle of Pennsylvania's muggiest season, we can indulge in our favorite fair foods with a visit to Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia.

Nestled among the many shops and restaurants in this historic 78,000-square-foot marketplace, Fox & Son Fair Foods promises that summertime vibe all year long.

If you're all about the old-school fair experience, order a classic corn dog. Dogs are available in all beef, pork and beef, spicy pork, and veggie.

However, if you like your corn dog with an extra bit of oomph, try one of the specialty dogs. How about the chili cheese topped dog or the sweet potato battered corn dog?

Oh, but that's just the start of your tasty journey. Indulge in a bit of cheesiness with a helping of fried cheese curds. Classic, ranch seasoned, and garlic are just a few choices.

It gets even better with the nearly half-dozen fries on the menu. Go for the classic or dig into the chili cheese fries.

A trip to the fair - or the next best thing, Fox & Son Fair Foods - certainly wouldn't be complete without a traditional sweet treat (or two).

Pair a funnel cake or fried cookies 'n cream with a tall, cold glass of fresh-squeezed lemonade.

Don't worry if you can't make it to Reading Terminal Market. You can order kits online, so you can make all of your favorite Fox & Son Fair Foods goodies at home.

Check out the days, hours, and menus on the Fox & Son Fair Foods website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

Have you been to this Pennsylvania restaurant? What's your favorite fair food? Let us know in the comments! Did you know that Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia dates back to the late 1890s? After having a bite, explore a bit!