Posted in Pennsylvania
August 30, 2015
These 10 Restaurants In Pennsylvania Have Jaw-Dropping Views While You Eat
Going out to restaurants is fun not only for the food and company, but also for the ambiance. That goes beyond just the sconces and light fixtures selected by the restaurant owner… it also can include the view you get from the restaurant. Here are some restaurants in Pennsylvania with truly scenic and incredible views.
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Boulder View Tavern is located adjacent to Boulder View Lake and is the perfect place for waterfront dining. It was also recently renovated.
See that, in the foreground? That's a delicious martini. See that, in the background? That is the city of Pittsburgh. Enjoy.
Another jaw-dropping cocktail! ... I mean, view. This one of Philadelphia. R2L is located on the 37th floor of Two Liberty Place.
Check out that stunning view of the Blue Mountains. Summit View is a tradition, as it's been in operation for almost 40 years.
Like ships? Like amazing views? Moshulu, located near Penn's Landing, is just the place for you.
The Mountain View Dining Room within the Hollywood Casino at Penn overlooks one of the most exciting things ever... a horse racing track! Munch on biscuits while watching Seabiscuit! (Disclaimer: Seabiscuit most likely will not ACTUALLY be present, though that could also depend on how many beers you've had.)
Do you like food? Do you like looking at farms? If so this place is a win-win.
The amazing food at Asiago's is the only thing that will prevent you from running to find the pot of gold at the end of that rainbow.
Pennsylvania is known for its vast farmlands... Settle into the state's most famous scenery while enjoying the smorgasbord at Miller's.
Top of the 80's offers fine dining in a casual atmosphere, with a stunning view of Hazleton sprawling beneath the restaurant.
Any restaurants you’d add to this list? Share in the comments below.
