Tucked away on a corner in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, sits a seafood sanctuary that proves the old adage: never judge a book by its cover – or in this case, a restaurant by its exterior.
The Clam Tavern might not stop traffic with its modest brick and wood-paneled façade, but what happens inside this unassuming building has created a devoted following that spans generations and crosses county lines.
This Delaware County institution has mastered the art of seafood in a way that keeps locals returning weekly and convinces out-of-towners to make special trips just for a taste of their legendary offerings.
Standing at the intersection of East Broadway Avenue and Edgmont Street, the Clam Tavern’s weathered wooden exterior and distinctive red door give off the vibe of a seaside shack that somehow drifted inland and decided to stay put…