Feast On Home-Cooked Food At This Unassuming But Amazing Roadside Stop In Pennsylvania

We've always been told never to judge a book by its cover, and that's pretty solid advice - especially when it comes to restaurants. The exterior of this unassuming Pennsylvania restaurant, for example, gives few hints to the delicious home-cooked food and cozy, friendly atmosphere that awaits inside. If you happen to drive by, pull over. Your taste buds will thank you for it.

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Since Greenvillage Drive-In Family Restaurant in Chambersburg opened in 1956, it has undergone ownership changes several times. However, one thing has never changed.

The unassuming Pennsylvania restaurant earns top marks from guests for consistently dishing up delicious home-cooked meals and for providing impeccable, friendly service.

Take a peek at the day's specials - from soups to entrees. You might just find your new favorite meal.

You won't find a more delicious way to start the day than with a homestyle breakfast at Greenvillage.

The menu's jam-packed with all of the breakfast classics - omelets, hotcakes, French toast, waffles, and more.

Greenvillage also dishes up a delicious selection of popular comfort foods, like spaghetti coupled with a roll and a side.

From New York strip steak and meatloaf to roast turkey and pot pie, the menu offers something for everyone.

Prefer a handheld? Try a burger (veggie or meat), a hot dog, or one of several club sandwiches.

A sandwich pairs perfectly with one of the generous selection of sides - fries, baked potato, macaroni salad, or soup.

A kids menu is also available. Each comes with a vegetable, a drink, and ice cream.

View the menu on the Greenvillage Drive-In Family Restaurant Facebook page.

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