U.S. Recognizes Two PA Restaurants as Top Hidden Gems

Discovering the Best Restaurants in Pennsylvania

Exploring the vibrant culinary scene of Pennsylvania is always exciting. Going out for dinner and sharing a meal with friends is a cherished pastime for many.

Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Restaurants 2023

One of the best resources for finding top-rated restaurants is
Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Restaurants list for 2023. This helpful guide provides a comprehensive list of the best dining establishments in the United States, based on outstanding customer reviews.

Unveiling Pennsylvania’s Hidden Culinary Gems

Digging deeper, the Travelers’ Choice list also features categories, including the Best Hidden Gems. Two Pennsylvania restaurants have proudly made it to the
Best of the Best Hidden Gems in America list. Discovering a hidden gem restaurant often feels like gaining membership into an exclusive food lovers’ club.

Spotlight on Lawrence Park Dinor

First on the list of Pennsylvania’s hidden gems is the Lawrence Park Dinor located in Erie. Described as a charming vintage diner, it serves scrumptious American cuisine. This delightful eatery, housed in a 1948 Silk City diner listed on the national historic registry, boasts a menu that includes pancakes, omelets, and French toast. This gem offers a fantastic diner experience that shouldn’t be missed.

Introducing A Little Pizza Heaven

The second Pennsylvania eatery featured on the list is A Little Pizza Heaven in Scranton. Offering a diverse Italian menu which includes pizza, pasta, seafood, salads, and appetizers, it is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Popular items on the menu include margherita pizza, lasagna, jambalaya, and antipasti. Welcoming staff and authentic Italian cuisine make A Little Pizza Heaven a must-visit destination.

When you find yourself in Erie or Scranton, don’t miss the opportunity to dine at these exceptional establishments.

Explore the entire list of the Best of the Best Hidden Gems across the U.S.,
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