A Secret Door Will Take You To An Underground Restaurant In Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is pretty much paradise for foodies. We can find just about every type of cuisine no matter where we travel in the state. However, what really makes Pennsylvania stand out when it comes to dining is its many unique restaurants. This underground restaurant in Pennsylvania, for example, boasts a rich history and a delicious menu, making it more than bucket-list-worthy.

You can't miss Brass Buckle Restaurant, sat prominently along Main Street in Conyngham, a charming small town just a half an hour from Wilkes-Barre.

The restaurant is housed in a building that dates back to 1805. Before it was the Brass Buckle, the building served as a cozy resting spot, the Conyngham Hotel, for weary travelers.

Look for the sign that will take you down some stairs and to the door that leads into the Rathskeller restaurant. In Germany, the term Rathskeller refers to restaurants that are below ground level.

Natural light streams in the windows, making the underground eatery even cozier. If you prefer the fresh air, however, you can sit on the outdoor patio during the warmer months.

Sip a margarita or another cold drink as you browse the menu of cuisine that's described as a sort of continental/Tex-Mex infusion.

You'll find a slew of classics on the menu - from street tacos to quesadillas.

Take a peek at the entrees that include burritos, veggie bowls, and enchiladas.

If you're not in the mood for Mexican-fusion, you're in luck. Burgers, wings, and flatbread pizza are also among your choices.

Stop by the official website of Brass Buckle Restaurant for days, hours, and a menu.

Do you have a favorite underground restaurant in Pennsylvania? Let us know in the comments! For another one-of-a-kind dining experience, plan a meal at The Catacombs Restaurant in Mount Joy.