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TheCrassDragon t1_j24f62p wrote
Venango here, yeah that's about right 🤪
tehmlem t1_j24hhc3 wrote
About 250 of Franklin county's restaurants are awful. Either shitty chains, misguided attempts at pizza, or diners serving frozen garbage with a side of poor food safety. Then there's Falafel Shack, shining jewel of the Cumberland Valley and pride of Chambersburg.
swissmtndog398 t1_j24i0ua wrote
I'm in Perry. Only one restaurant I'll go to up here.
zorionek0 t1_j24i8at wrote
Shout out to Gio’s in Clearfield County, best gas station catfish I’ve ever had.
Curious too how many of these restaurants are “restaurants” versus a sheetz or similar
Allemaengel t1_j24j30e wrote
Cameron actually has 17? Didn't feel like that many when I was through there last year.
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CrzyDave t1_j24jd2f wrote
Gas station catfish?! Is this real? If so your braver than me.
PeoplecallmeBUCK t1_j24jflz wrote
It would be trivial to line these up and do it per capita, which would also be neat.... trivial for someone else who is inspired by my comment :)
Critical_Band5649 t1_j24kems wrote
I'm in Perry and I'm shocked there's 65?!
five_eight t1_j24kiyw wrote
Sullivan doesn't really have a 'regional cuisine', but there's 18 extremist militants there who will fight you about their hoagie.
GraffitiTavern t1_j24kn7p wrote
Was surprised you all have more than Adams County considering all the tourism we have. Although I have always had a soft spot for Waynesburger
RUDYGIULIANISASS t1_j24l1tk wrote
playing fast and loose with the word restaurant here
tehmlem t1_j24lcmq wrote
I think because there's no highway that goes there. Everyone has to get off the highway in a town 30 minutes out and it just seems natural to eat then. You're either getting off 81 in Chambersburg, 83 in York, or 70 in Hagerstown if you're not local.
discogeek t1_j24lst5 wrote
Yeah, out of the 572 here in Erie, probably 560 are shitholes. Chart doesn't really say much other than someone got a license to sell booze and/or food.
piperonyl t1_j24n5ah wrote
Honestly didnt know there was a franklin county
Mr_Fraunces t1_j24nzzk wrote
There are a couple of decent places in Franklin. Oil City could step up their game though.
Otter592 t1_j24o1gg wrote
They really need some more color categories. Not a great infographic
CrzyDave t1_j24o437 wrote
Well now I’m going to have to try it.
photoman2962 t1_j24o9eb wrote
How old is this map? There definitely isn't 17 restaurants in Cameron County anymore.
ohmygoditsdip t1_j24octr wrote
Ok folks of Luzerne County, which of those 713 restaurants is your favorite? Is it Booty’s Place? 🤭
dippin20s t1_j24og0t wrote
shout out mary beth’s in dushore contributing to sullivan county’s number
TheCrassDragon t1_j24ojzi wrote
Pretty much, yeah. I'm in Franklin proper so it's not too bad. Between the Alehouse, Leonardo's, and King's over the way. I moved here over the summer though and miss my favorite Indian, Mexican, and Chinese places. Ciest la vie
GraffitiTavern t1_j24oz1s wrote
Good point, we have Rt 15, but still no interstate or anything. I wonder how many of those restaurants in Bedford County are just Breezewood
Mr_Fraunces t1_j24p0ns wrote
My wife and I go to Bella Cucina and enjoy it.
BrightPage t1_j24p4pt wrote
Sure as hell doesn't feel like it
shnutz69 t1_j24ptv4 wrote
I wish this was per 100k residents or something that shows density
dpatches92 t1_j24q8fj wrote
I call bs lol....I live in lycoming County and I know there's atleast 100 restaurants just in the town I live in lol
DocTarr t1_j24rsp3 wrote
The first county I looked at was Forest. I think I've eaten at all 14.
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Male_man15 t1_j24uefc wrote
Red rabbit?
Male_man15 t1_j24uia4 wrote
That's kinda skewed since it's almost all public land anyway
swissmtndog398 t1_j24uijj wrote
Ugh. No. Mastracchio's.
russ257 t1_j24upfb wrote
I want to write a book now Called the 14 restaurants of Forest county.
DocTarr t1_j24vd6h wrote
True. Also I'm realizing now that Titusville is Crawford county not Forest anyways, so I guess I haven't been to all 14!
In Tionesta there's the pizza/video rental place. The diner and the grocery store closed. I guess there's the Hills on 36. I can't think of any others in the area. Maybe a few bars count as restaurants.
DoublePlusGood23 t1_j24vgw2 wrote
When I grew up in Sherman’s Dale there was a cozy cafe, diner and Chinese place near the grocery store.
ThwompThwomp t1_j24vtuy wrote
Growing up in the south, I lived on gas station cat fish! I had no idea places server it up here! Thanks so much for the tip!!
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psychcaptain t1_j24y3ln wrote
Bradford squeaked by with yellow number. So close to blue.
Unlike Venango.
wheresaldopa t1_j24zerv wrote
Makes me wonder what the criteria are to be considered a restaurant on this map. I only know of a couple of places in Emporium and maybe one or two along 120 near Driftwood and Sinnemahoning.
Avaisraging439 t1_j24zvqw wrote
I try to forget too and that's where I'm at
Avaisraging439 t1_j2500zq wrote
I can't find a single good place in Franklin tbh, my body can't handle fast food which is all we have, minus the "family" restaurants that are always ready to give you food poisoning.
Allemaengel t1_j2508rz wrote
That's exactly what I was thinking.
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Joran_Dax t1_j251lfp wrote
If this data includes bars, I guarantee that's where the lions share of our number comes from.
That said, we do have a few good restaurants. I really like Station 101 in DuBois.
Male_man15 t1_j253v4s wrote
Lmao sorry to offend
EventideLight t1_j256kjs wrote
I live in Cameron, here are the ones i can think of.
- Sheetz (Get that out of the way first).
- Pizza Palace
- Cabin Kitchen (Currently closed).
- Food King
- Aroma Bakery and Cafe
- Buttonwood
- Charlie's Friendly Taven
- Creekside Sports bar
- Emporium Country Club
- Bear Den
- Driftwood Saloon
- Willows
- Sinnemahoning Tavern
- Sinnemahoning Sportsman's Club
These are more bar bars or other "maybe" locations
- Midtown
- Moose Club
- K of C
- Lakeview (Gas station and cabin rental but also sell food stuff during the summer)
- May Hallow Sportsman club
- Some of the local churches and non profit places serve food and have "Restaurant" class food licenses due to regulations.
Edit: Adding more I forgot.
- Fox's Pizza
- Tubby's Tavern
- Luigi's (Not sure if open anymore or not).
- Olivetts (grocery store but they sell to go food, chicken, and subs)
- Fuel On
Terriblemanicure t1_j256n7l wrote
love Mary Beth’s bc it’s the only place to get anything in Dushore but if you’re in Sullivan county Big Mikes blows them out of the water on sandwiches
Terriblemanicure t1_j25775f wrote
to be fair lions club parking lot chicken dinners should legally count as 1 Sullivan county restaurant
EventideLight t1_j2579rp wrote
I tend to agree there aren't 17 regular restaurants but the number hasn't really gone down. We lost the Cabin but we gained the creekside Sports Bar. I have a list above of all the locations I could think of, but it isn't a solid 17.
SendAstronomy t1_j257lzf wrote
r/peopleeatincities
SendAstronomy t1_j257u1a wrote
It is Pennsylvania.
SendAstronomy t1_j2586ke wrote
Half of Bedford county's are in Breezewood.
Eating at the best sub place along the entire turnpike right now, Subplicity.
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j258kpb wrote
Bedford has some fantastic restaurants, to be fair.
sweedishchef8286 t1_j258w20 wrote
Not sure.. but if it helps, pa health inspections lists 41 establishments. But they include schools and stores
popisfizzy t1_j258wah wrote
I live in Altoona and will occasionally make treks all the way out to Gio's just for their food. It's fantastic
SmasherOfAjumma t1_j258z29 wrote
Video rental? Like Blockbuster?
SmasherOfAjumma t1_j2596ik wrote
I was thinking the same. Make it a web site though.
sweedishchef8286 t1_j259a8m wrote
Not exactly difficult to do. I'll see what I can whip up later.
tactics14 t1_j259dx6 wrote
Wait... You're telling me there are places where I can open a restaurant and only have 20 or so other restaurants to compete against? What? That's wild.
PorkrollEggnCheeze t1_j259g55 wrote
Judging by the figure for Schuylkill county, I think they're counting Turkey Hills
DocTarr t1_j259nw1 wrote
Combination pizza place and flea market, yeah. The most pennsyltucky place you ever saw.
The video rental portion is gone, last I was there was probably five years ago. But the pizza place is still there, complete with your traditional rural American knick-knacks for sale.
RJohn12 t1_j25ab6w wrote
feels kinda low.. I almost feel like I could go to EVERY restaurant in my county lmao. maybe I should try
courageous_liquid t1_j25abdb wrote
Good hoagie etiquette is important. I'd like to shake these people's hands.
Unless they do weird shit like put chipoltle on italian (looking at you sheetz, you fucking dunce).
swissmtndog398 t1_j25b2ax wrote
There's a big traffic circle there now. I believe the diner is still there. Fairly sure the others are gone.
electricpollution t1_j25brdw wrote
68, more than I thought we had
chuckie512 t1_j25c5ic wrote
Relevant xkcd
chuckie512 t1_j25cd9o wrote
The problem is your competing against them for the 20 residents that live there.
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j25cgqu wrote
Yes, we know people live in cities. The purpose of the map is to show data of the rural areas across the state, not focus on the cities. Hence "The Center for Rural Pennsylvania."
Ct-5736-Bladez t1_j25coix wrote
Waynesburger is pretty good and if you have a taste for sushi the place down the road, Sapporo, is good.
FaithlessnessCute204 t1_j25cvdh wrote
Not gonna lie I got thrown 4 a loop the first time I went there and it was legit a mobile gas station
chuckie512 t1_j25cvz0 wrote
It's not really showing any real information other than population density.
A statistic like restaurants per Capita, mean travel time to restaurant, restaurant meals served per Capita, etc. Would all actually convey information.
GoofWisdom t1_j25cy6r wrote
Very cool data thank you!
Ct-5736-Bladez t1_j25d2pe wrote
There are so many bad pizza places here.
chuckie512 t1_j25dkjz wrote
450 places subject to food inspections, but that includes grocery stores, gas stations, fireballs that might host a fry once a year, etc.
https://www.pafoodsafety.pa.gov/Web/Inspection/PublicInspectionSearch.aspx
DoublePlusGood23 t1_j25dzpt wrote
Yup pretty sure the Chinese place and cafe is long gone. I’ll have to stop at the diner next time Im in town.
Torpel_Knope t1_j25eql8 wrote
Montco may have 1903 restaurants, but a large percentage of them are identically mediocre pizza and sandwich shops.
Critical_Band5649 t1_j25ex3t wrote
The Chinese place is still there.
DoublePlusGood23 t1_j25f35y wrote
Oh for real? I’ll have to check it out. Probably nostalgia but they had the best wonton soup.
chuckie512 t1_j25fylk wrote
https://www.pafoodsafety.pa.gov/Web/Inspection/PublicInspectionSearch.aspx
41 places on the health inspector's list.
geriatric_tatertot t1_j25h3w9 wrote
Diner is still there too. There's also the Shermans Creek Inn and a Barbecue place (actually 2!) in either direction on 34.
DoublePlusGood23 t1_j25hadz wrote
Kind of preferred the Creek before the new owners. But I’m a sucker for indoor smoking dives…
webauteur t1_j25hz06 wrote
The only restaurant I've eaten at in Sullivan County is The Sweet Shop in Eagles Mere. I should try Crestmont Inn some time.
swissmtndog398 t1_j25i2yz wrote
I was in there about a month ago and it was still smoking.
DoublePlusGood23 t1_j25if5w wrote
Hm, I’m in the Harrisburg area a few times a year but mostly keep tabs on Sherman’s Dale from my friend down the road. Guess I misunderstood the renovations.
Bigmada t1_j25ijr9 wrote
I always look at the Out of Compliance ones.
Bigmada t1_j25jjiv wrote
I found myself in Dushore one time and stopped at Mary Beth's. Then I went back a few times with people I know.
Marcy595 t1_j25lq44 wrote
One of the restaurants in Warren county is called the plaza and it has some of the best pies you'll ever have
eternalrefuge86 t1_j25mmkj wrote
Ugh. One of my biggest gripes about moving from New York to one of the blue counties in the middle is the lack of good takeout
hunkyfunk12 t1_j25n597 wrote
god this map is horrendous. there should be like 5 more bins on a scale that makes more sense color-wise. and this is basically just a proxy for population. it would be way more interesting to see restaurants per capita, or some kind of heat map showing restaurant density.
hedgerow_hank t1_j25qc2c wrote
I would like to point out that Carbon County has only two restaurants... the really shitty one and the other not so bad one.
dippin20s t1_j25r5lt wrote
the endless mountains hold some gems just gotta look around
BillyEnzin69 t1_j25rgh0 wrote
I love Pizza Palace and go out of my way to eat there a few times a year. I’m sad I won’t be back until sometime in late springs
hesafunnyone t1_j25rgzu wrote
TIL I’ve eaten at half the restaurants in Potter county. Maybe more.
MayorOfCentralia t1_j25rh1z wrote
Moved from luzerne to centre county..... the food here is pretty bad. Asian stuff is usually ok but pizza is just about a total loss
choppingboardham t1_j25sgjd wrote
Mention Pizza Palace but forget Luigi's?
woodcuttersDaughter t1_j25skrq wrote
My county is one of the 3000+ and it’s still a struggle compared to NYC.
woodcuttersDaughter t1_j25stzs wrote
Do the restaurants at the turnpike plazas count as 1 or individually?
BlackberryMobile2394 t1_j25t2u4 wrote
Well, I REFUSE to travel to Philly, but I’ve been to Pittsburgh, and the food there is absolutely fantastic.
EventideLight t1_j25t9cc wrote
Forgot them and Tubby's Tavern.
IsCakeDay t1_j25wxye wrote
The NAICS Code for the business, per the title of the infographic.
Lyeta1_1 t1_j25xvzq wrote
Less a book, more like a glorified pamphlet.
SmallKindBubbles t1_j25yktx wrote
Allegheny county living up to their foodie city name. 🥰
sashslingingslasher t1_j261qwg wrote
Hey look, a population map
XtremeXploring t1_j262tea wrote
Half of Blair Co is Sheetz
RivkaSchwartz t1_j2635ab wrote
Half of the restaurants here are Italian lmao
AtBat3 t1_j264obv wrote
Delco really is loaded aren’t they
randominteraction t1_j266emc wrote
I'm guessing they serve a lot of burnt food at "fireballs." Lol
Super_C_Complex t1_j266gt2 wrote
Dude.
Don Chekos.
It's like. Sketch. But delicious. The nachos are banging and a great value.
As for the family restaurants, I won't disagree. I liked Chambersburg family diner before it was sold.
Fuck the orchards though.
Other than that. Inca kitchen is good. Bori delicious and denim are both good coffee shops. I'm not huge on Brussels vibe so I haven't been in much. The stube at liquid arts or whatever they're calling it now has decent food and okay beer.
The food here isn't all awful.
GundamWingZero-2 t1_j2675l7 wrote
Someone from work keeps trying get me to stop at Gio's, might give it shot next time I pass by.
tehmlem t1_j269ozd wrote
That's why I left 12 slots for non-Falafel Shack establishments
Allemaengel t1_j26d2ua wrote
That would certainly potentially explain it.
Allemaengel t1_j26d9rz wrote
That would do it.
Playful-Excuse-8081 t1_j26gxcl wrote
Chester county in the house !!!!
SickeningPink t1_j26i8pd wrote
I’ve lived in PA for all 35 years of my life. Gas station restaurants kept me alive for two years in my alcoholic phase. Think of Gios as a barbecue joint that also has gas pumps.
MamaDoom t1_j26j4zx wrote
Love Mary Beth's but I'm still Extremely Salty about the Whistle Stop closing.
spicyhoagie t1_j26jg4n wrote
Which one is the best!?
Kellyk3059 t1_j26lp20 wrote
We went to gios on our way out to cedar point amusement park in Ohio. What a gem ❤️ glad to hear it’s still thriving. Look forward to taking my kids when we revisit the park soon.
1234ld t1_j26n2bx wrote
I’ve only ever seen great gas station food in the south (mostly TX) and didn’t know that it existed in PA!
Revolutionary-Swim28 t1_j26nuq5 wrote
93 in Venango? Damn and I thought I tried them all. I am very interested now.
anr22 t1_j26o3ma wrote
potter county having 31 restaurants while being about the same size as allegheny county is craaaazy
queenoftheidiots t1_j26pk8k wrote
I feel like there should be another category like over 500. Over 250 makes it look like the counties with major cities and have much higher numbers are in the same category as counties that don’t have close to what the big cities have. I’d also like to see the population density in the counties. Also chains vs non chain.
Themayorofawesome t1_j26qrih wrote
I’m finding it hard to believe there are 146 in Indiana County. Blairsville has four and Homer City has two, there must be a shitload of Fox’s Pizzas I’m not thinking of lol
davisshaver t1_j26r1lc wrote
219 restaurants in Lebanon County. Funck’s doesn’t own them all yet!
Super_C_Complex t1_j26rmcf wrote
Haha fair enough.
But I'm honestly not disappointed with the food options around here.
I even appreciate Norland pub for the wings
Shittypete69 t1_j26rx0p wrote
I’m from Cameron County!
Rickys_Pot_Addiction t1_j26tphw wrote
Now deduct all the OiP’s and Subways from Mifflin and Juniata county and you’d have a combined total of 3 restaurants for both counties.
modigliani55 t1_j26vg7t wrote
When I moved to the Lehigh Valley, we made it a goal to eat at every restaurant in Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. Still a ways to go. But making a dent
newworldman1070 t1_j26wexc wrote
Potter is over 300 square miles bigger than Allegheny county.
anr22 t1_j26xi56 wrote
oh wow! i was just going off the picture
zipcad t1_j26yy7g wrote
Someone review all 17 restaurants of Cameron County
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j2732j6 wrote
Where are you getting only 4 in blairsville? I can think of more than that along 22 through there alone.
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j27363z wrote
Ok but the OIP in Burnham is the best OIP in the state.
gslavik t1_j274xng wrote
What did you expect when you moved from a block with population of 10k to a town of that same population?
Rickys_Pot_Addiction t1_j275a6t wrote
Would definitely rate it as the most edible of all OiP’s in the area.
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j2760m0 wrote
I don't get to go there often, but when I'm in the area and I do...
Jalapeno Bottlecaps. Chef's kiss.
vonHindenburg t1_j27687a wrote
If you're ever in Murrysville (east of Pittsburgh on 22), the Marathon station has some of the best gyros I've ever tasted.
Rickys_Pot_Addiction t1_j276bca wrote
Never had them before. I’m home for Christmas so I might have to try them before heading back to Europe. Definitely need some OiP bread before I go back.
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j276fvb wrote
Oh man, they're amazing. Where do you live in Europe?
Rickys_Pot_Addiction t1_j276j8s wrote
Sweden. Outside Malmö. Which Southern Sweden is like “what if we took Lancaster and put it on the ocean?”
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j276z8s wrote
Ohh, that's awesome. If you were going to say Germany, I was going to say I might know who you are. I have family from Belleville, and I know someone from there who's currently living in Germany.
vonHindenburg t1_j2773wj wrote
Fayettenam and Somerset don't have many, but they do have a few truly excellent places, thanks to the tourism from Laurel Mountains, skiing, Ohiopyle, and Nemacolin.
If you're ever driving 40, check out the Summit Inn, east of Uniontown.
Grandpa_Utz t1_j277da9 wrote
the Chinese place and diner are definitely still there!
Rickys_Pot_Addiction t1_j277h4a wrote
Good for them. I’m glad they escaped the big valley. I intend for this to hopefully be the last time I ever set foot here.
eternalrefuge86 t1_j279fo3 wrote
voonoo t1_j27bd05 wrote
Do you leave with a full tank and full tummy?
gslavik t1_j27bepu wrote
Hmm, guess that should say county, instead. :)
dojijosu t1_j27crt9 wrote
1110 in Delco? It feels like there are that many just in Media.
poopy_toaster t1_j27g0ry wrote
Danville carrying a TON in Montour county. Lots of good restaurants there from the simple to the fine dining
eternalrefuge86 t1_j27h61a wrote
Getting warmer….
BuddyA t1_j27jqjd wrote
I actually LOVE this idea. I want need the storylines to appear to be separate (also maybe adjacent), but then to converge in some weird way at the end. Coincidences and entanglements that once seemed impossible, are now somehow required for every/anything to make sense: the sum is truly greater than the parts:)
russ257 t1_j27l68d wrote
Kinda like the bridges of Madison county but way more PA
PorkmanPoonani t1_j27laqk wrote
I think that’s an across the board American thing tbf. There’s probably just even more of them than usual in Montco
jkhamme t1_j27ncuk wrote
Whoo hoo - Montgomery county is in 3rd place:)
Icyyflame t1_j27q94k wrote
Where is Harrisburg?
zeller99 t1_j27tqvi wrote
>Unlike Venango
Tell me about it. Almost everywhere I used to love to eat when I was younger is gone.
Feels bad man.
Phl_worldwide t1_j283kx6 wrote
I will always stump for our food in PA. The land of plenty
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j28b4rh wrote
I actually enjoy visiting Big Valley. It's peaceful and simple. Though I'm sure I don't have the same issues with it that you might growing up there. Safe travels back to Europe!
AorticEinstein t1_j28c0ed wrote
I grew up here in the late 90s/early 2000s. The grocery store was called BiLo (or something to that effect) and the diner was Twin Kiss, which later downsized into just an ice cream shop and moved down the street next to the gas station. A new diner moved in and ripped out the outdoor deck. There also used to be a mom & pop video rental store facing the road at the bottom of the hill, on the other side from the Chinese place.
Just looked at that little area again on Google Maps- how much has changed since then.
chuckie512 t1_j28dkif wrote
Sports rivalries aside, what's scaring you off the place that's subsidizing more than half of the state?
psychcaptain t1_j28iikh wrote
But at least the salaries are higher in Venango, according to a different posted map.
rialucia t1_j28mo3p wrote
Holy shit, Beaver County surprises me.
Jen16226 t1_j28nts2 wrote
Same. And then I feel like a tick about to burst when I go home to visit.
jbot14 t1_j28owpe wrote
What the heck is going on in that place? The political signs out front make that place look like the home source QAnon pizzagate conspiracy.
the_dorf t1_j28qv3p wrote
What ones exceeded your expectations?
DoublePlusGood23 t1_j28u1q4 wrote
Haha yup the video rental store was a treat as a kid. They even had video games to rent.
five_eight t1_j28viuk wrote
I'm thinking most of the places in blue and yellow on the map above have a poster of shirtless heavily muscled trump on a harley one-handing an M60 machine gun. And patrons who think it's a realistic depiction.
pHScale t1_j2905pf wrote
Really? PA is home to Wawa and Sheetz, two of the best gas station food chains around!
StretchyLemon t1_j290gv9 wrote
In my experience probably the restaurant that is in the golf course there.
pHScale t1_j290gwj wrote
Maybe it's just me, but I feel like a jump from 250 to 3800 might warrant breaking up the bins a bit.
StretchyLemon t1_j290lqc wrote
Lmao I immediately looked at forest. What a depressing place.
modigliani55 t1_j291cu4 wrote
Shangwei szechuan, the vineyard, anatolian Kitchen in Bethlehem, Afghan Kabob and Cumin n Eat in Allentown are all standouts.
We were really into Braai Hut in Bethlehem, but that closed. It's cousin restaurant in Easton is solid though - Hoza
Bolete is the only fancy meal in these cities that we've had that blew us away
the_dorf t1_j2931uv wrote
Appreciate your response. Bolete is on my bucket list before my Allentonian roots are gone for good. Just blessed to have been to Asia, Kome, Spinnerstown Hotel, and BrewWorks (ten years ago time, not now).
MeredithSparkles t1_j293xk1 wrote
This explains so much! I think I've eaten at all 19 in Fulton Co as that's where my family is. The Burnt Cabins Grist Mill is my favorite! They make the most excellent hogies!!!!!!!
purplespoo t1_j2981e3 wrote
Red rabbit!!!!
purplespoo t1_j299474 wrote
I agree… there’s gotta be more than 100 in Lycoming.
BlackberryMobile2394 t1_j29t8oe wrote
What does subsidizing have to do with any of this? That might be the best part of Philly. The people I’ve talked to that move out our way from Philly, refer to their move as “We finally got out of Philly” I’ve heard so many terrible things. Also I prefer the countryside, and would never live in a city anyhow.
Themayorofawesome t1_j29wyj5 wrote
I wasn’t counting fast food as most of it sucks lol
chuckie512 t1_j2a17hb wrote
Pretty big difference between preferring to live in the countryside and "REFUSING" to visit the biggest city in the state lol.
They can't be that bad if they're funding your lifestyle.
BlackberryMobile2394 t1_j2a8jvd wrote
I live in WV bud.
chuckie512 t1_j2aadqg wrote
Oh, so even more subsidized by them.
Cool story bro.
BlackberryMobile2394 t1_j2aaoa7 wrote
Okay bud.
choppingboardham t1_j2ad7hw wrote
Not sure. I just have fond memories of that place in the 90s having a banging arcade.
WookieeSteakIsChewie OP t1_j24ei8h wrote
Center for Rural Pennsylvania is always putting interesting infographics like this on their Facebook page. Not super important info for most of us, but interesting!
https://www.facebook.com/RuralPennsylvania