These 9 Restaurants In Pennsylvania Don’t Look Like Much From The Outside… But MAN, They’re Good!

Have you heard the phrase, don't judge a book by its cover? Sometimes that same idea goes for things other than books... Ok, usually it goes for things other than books. Anyway, here are some unassuming restaurants in Pennsylvania that may not look like too much from the outside but are really amazing.

1. Nadine's Bar, Pittsburgh

Located on the south side of Pittsburgh, Nadine's is an excellent go-to for an inexpensive yet delicious sandwich, or a place to start the night out with friends. Featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, Nadine's serves up giant sandwiches, most notably the fried bologna. To learn more, visit the website for Nadine's Bar in Pittsburgh.

2. Stahley's Bar, Allentown

Open since 1968, Stahley's Bar is one of the most inviting restaurants and sports bars in Allentown. Dig into some delicious pub grub while listening to a local band rock the night away. This is one place that you'll want to come back to again and again.

3. Moccia's Train Stop, Schwenksville

Moccia's Train Stop is one of the most popular Italian restaurants in Montgomery County, and it's easy to see why. Their fresh and delicious pasta dishes are to-die-for.

4. The Conewago Inn, Manchester

The Conewago Inn was voted best of York County in 2012! Come see why everyone raves about this scrumptious local eatery.

5. Minella's Diner, Wayne

Minella's Diner is the spot to be on the Main Line for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or a late night feast. You've got to try some of their fantastic baked goods. Pair it with a warm cup of coffee, and you'll be in heaven.

6. Good Dog Bar, Philadelphia

Good Dog Bar has specials every day of the week, and plenty of fun activities including darts and a pool table. They're famous for their blue cheese burgers!

7. The Pineville Tavern, Pineville

The Pineville Hotel has been standing since 1742... Surely that's enough time to perfect a delicious burger recipe. I think so. Visit The Pineville Tavern's website to learn more.

8. Neptune Diner, Lancaster

What would Pennsylvania be without its amazing retro eateries? Neptune Diner is one of the best ones in the entire state.

9. Dutch Haven, Lock Haven

Dutch Haven's website is only one letter ("e") away from being Dutch Heaven, but by our estimates, it's already there.

Have you been to any of these unassuming restaurants in Pennsylvania? Any others you'd add to this list? Share in the comments below.

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