Countless Celebrities Have Loved This Iconic Pennsylvania Restaurant For Decades
Beth Price-Williams
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Good food really is what it takes to win diners’ loyalty and keep them coming back – decade after decade. For more than a century, this iconic Pennsylvania restaurant, Ralph’s Italian Restaurant in Philadelphia, has been dishing up some of the state’s best authentic Italian food, and it’s grabbed the attention of Pennsylvanians, those passing through, and countless celebrities. It’s one for the bucket list that will keep you coming back again and again.
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Are there any other iconic restaurants in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania is home to countless iconic restaurants, including:
- 1794 Whiskey Rebellion in Carlisle only offers dinner service and boasts an impressive selection of 100 types of whiskey.
- Ernie’s Texas Lunch in Gettysburg has been slinging its famous hot dogs for more than a century.
- Willoughby's on Park in Wyomissing is a classic steakhouse that grills some of the best steaks in Pennsylvania.
- Shorty’s Lunch in Washington will take you on a stroll down Memory Lane the minute you bite into one of its famous hot dogs. It’s been a favorite since the 1930s.
What are some of the best historic landmarks in Pennsylvania?
With its rich history, Pennsylvania boasts countless historic landmarks. Here are just a few of the best historic landmarks in Pennsylvania.
- Ride up and down the Duquesne Incline, which promises some of the most breathtaking views of the city of Pittsburgh.
- See where Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction every Groundhog’s Day with a visit to Gobbler’s Knob.
- Snap photos of the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania when you visit Pine Creek Gorge. It’s viewable from Colton Point State Park and Leonard Harrison State Park.
- With a history that dates back more than a century, the Historic Hotel Bethlehem is also said to be notoriously haunted. Don’t worry, though. The ghosts are friendly.