Pittsburgh
An inexpensive way to get your sushi or kimchi fix: grab an Asian-style set meal from the various options here. Spicy beef, bulgogi and teriyaki are some…
Must-see restaurants in Pennsylvania
Johnny L's Sub & Six Pack Shack
Western Pennsylvania
Has nice fish sandwiches, featuring three (!) fried fillets and house-made tartar sauce. It's in a house a bit back from the road and doubles as a beer…
Philadelphia
Excellent cheesesteaks that even non-beef-eaters can enjoy. Its grilled veggie cheesesteak is delicious, as are the chicken and pork options.
Chinatown & Center City East
Dim sum are served throughout the day at this casual spot. Dig into tasty buns and soup dumplings, as well as rice plates and noodles.
Pennsylvania
Stop by for great homemade ice cream, gelato, sorbet and smoothies, a perfect way to cap off a day on the river. Cash only.
Chinatown & Center City East
For cheap, fast eats, nothing beats one of these 'Vietnamese hoagies,' as locals call banh mi.
Pittsburgh
Don't leave Pittsburgh without tasting the burnt-almond torte, Prantl's signature confection.
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Sure, you'll be dining with busloads of tourists and your cardiologist might not approve, but hunkering down at one of the picnic tables for a full family…
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
The food is sub-par but inexpensive; the real reason to dine here is total novelty – connected to the Red Caboose Motel, it's set in an actual train…
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
We like beer. We like pizza. And thus we like The Fridge, which slings both of these products. With a rotating menu of draft beer on tap and hand-crafted…
Philadelphia
This family-owned business has been baking soft pretzels since 1954. As well as the regular ones, try their cinnamon twist pretzels or those shaped like…
Philadelphia
The special taste of these bagels comes partly from the fact that they are boiled before baking in a mixture of beer and water. Their classic lox sandwich…
Philadelphia
West-side outpost of a local mini-empire of sizzling Sichuan goodness. It's a shed-like space with some communal shared tables – perfect for large groups…
Philadelphia
This Jewish-style deli has been dishing out gut-busting sandwiches, packed with prime meats, cheeses, fish and salads, since 1966. Takeaway only
Pittsburgh
Unpretentious Pamela's has a few branches around the city, all with a classic chrome-diner look and signature lacy-thin pancakes. Cash only.
