Pennsylvania has some of the most beloved neighborhood food spots in the entire country. From the rowdy streets of South Philly to the cozy corners of Pittsburgh, these places have built loyal followings one plate at a time.
Regulars walk in with confidence, already knowing exactly what they want before they even sit down. If you want to eat like a true local, this list is your guide.
Pat’s King of Steaks – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pat’s King of Steaks invented the Philly cheesesteak back in 1930, and locals have never forgotten it. The corner of 9th and Passyunk is basically a shrine.
Regulars order “Whiz wit” without blinking — that means Cheez Whiz with fried onions…