With farm-to-table fare in Honesdale, comforting pub grub in Jim Thorpe, and the only sake brewery in the state in Delaware Water Gap, visitors will find a great variety of under the radar restaurants in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
The semifinalists for the 2024 James Beard Awards were announced Wednesday, and Philly landed semifinalists in six categories, while Pittsburgh landed two semifinalists in the Best Chefs category.
Researchers have discovered new pathogens in Pennsylvania’s potato crops that if left unchecked, could jeopardize the supply used by the many chip manufacturers in the state.
In honor of National Pizza Week (yes, it’s a thing — Google it) correspondent Beth Lennon takes us to Old Forge (aka The Pizza Capital of the World) to see what makes the pizza in NEPA so special....
Using data from popular online beer resources like Untappd and BeerAdvocate, we’re highlighting some Pennsylvania beers that had really good years in 2023.
Whether we’re going for cookies or cupcakes, bread or brownies, we can’t resist a great bakery. And with so many tempting choices across the state, we decided to ask our readers for their favorites. MORE: The Sweetest Spots for Apple Cider Donuts in Pennsylvania...
Napa Valley isn't the only travel destination in the United States for a good glass of wine. Here are the highest-rated wineries in Pennsylvania, according to Yelp.
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and everywhere in between, Pennsylvania has some fantastic bakeries. Whether you’re going for cakes or cookies, breads or brownies, we want to know: What’s the best Pennsylvania bakery? Tell us in the form below, and we’ll announce...
https://www.tiktok.com/@keystonenewsroom/video/7311753793979370798?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7190457673207957035 Calling all The Office fans! Did you know you could actually go to Poor Richard's, the iconic bar from your favorite sitcom?...
We asked our newsletter readers to select one turkey day food item they can’t do without, and not a single person picked turkey. Maybe we should start informally referring to Thanksgiving as “stuffing day?”
