This Epic 3-Day Restaurant Road Trip In Pennsylvania Is A Delicious Adventure

Everyone knows that Pennsylvania is home to a variety of delicious cuisine. You're probably familiar with all the best restaurants in your area, but have you ever gone on a dedicated mission to experience more of the food our state has to offer? Check out this three-day Pennsylvania restaurant road trip. Of course, these are just guidelines; feel free to adjust as you wish, or suggest your changes in the comment section. Here's the Google Maps link for you to follow or adjust as you please.

Day 1 Breakfast: Sabrina's Cafe, Philadelphia

Start your trip off right with the Philadelphia favorite, Sabrina's Cafe, for breakfast. They have numerous locations throughout the city, but the one we've directed you to is located in the Italian Market. After your meal you can browse the stands for fresh produce or snacks for the road. To learn more, visit the website for Sabrina's Cafe in Philadelphia.

Day 1 Lunch: Yocco's Hot Dog King, Allentown

Yocco's is an iconic Lehigh Valley staple, and no culinary tour of the state would be complete without a stop here. There are a variety of sandwiches and pierogies to choose from, but nothing beats their classic hot dog with onions and the famous Yocco's sauce. To learn more, check out the website for Yocco's Hot Dog King.

Day 1 Dinner: Ipanema Grille, Scranton

Yum! Succulent, slow-roasted, delicious Brazilian steak. After a day of travel, you'll be hungry and this meal will be oh-so-satisfying. Due to its popularity, reservations are recommended. Visit the website for Ipanema Grille in Scranton to secure your table!

Day 2 Lunch: Bube's Brewery, Mount Joy

Another delicious day awaits! Skip breakfast and head straight to this iconic Mount Joy destination. Bube's Brewery is not only a place to get some delicious lunch, but also unique, home-brewed beer. The restaurant is located inside an historic 19th century brewery that is the only one of its kind still standing. Visit the website for Bube's Brewery to learn more.

Day 2 Dinner: The Knickerbocker Tavern, Altoona

The Knickerbocker Tavern offers the area's largest selection of craft beers. You'll love the delightfully cozy atmosphere and delicious cuisine. Check out the Knickerbocker Tavern's website to learn more.

Day 3 Breakfast: Square Cafe, Pittsburgh

Square Cafe is worth the trip. Really, the unique dishes will absolutely amaze you. Visit Square Cafe's website to learn more.

Note: The drive from The Knickerbocker Tavern to Square Cafe in Pittsburgh is almost two hours, so we recommend doing the drive after dinner on day 2 and staying overnight in or near Pittsburgh, or at least doing most of the drive the evening prior to avoid having to drive long distances in the morning before eating.

Day 3 Lunch: Primanti Bros., Pittsburgh

Anyone who visits Pittsburgh has to try a Primanti's sandwich, the iconic staple of the region. Where else can you get a sandwich piled high with french fries? That's what we thought. To learn more, visit the website for Primanti Bros. in Pittsburgh.

Day 3 Dinner: TimberCreek Tap & Table, Grove City

Established in 2011, this beloved restaurant is now a Grove City staple. Throw back a few of their expertly crafted beers and pair it with a slice of mouthwatering pizza. Nothing beats this winning combination. To learn more, visit TimberCreek Tap & Table's website.

What restaurants would you add to this Pennsylvania restaurant road trip? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

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