Opa! PA Greek Fest returns live with food, dance and hospitality
In 1972, members of Harrisburg’s Greek community gathered to celebrate heritage, culture and, naturally, cuisine. Five decades later, they’re still… Read More
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Food
Taco Time: Popular Allison Hill taco truck to open downtown Harrisburg restaurant
One of Harrisburg’s favorite taco trucks soon will trade in its wheels for a storefront location. MASA Authentic Mexican Cuisine,… Read More
2022 Midstate Table
Celebrate Harrisburg Restaurants! Over the past two years, Harrisburg area restaurants have been through a lot. Of all the businesses… Read More
Tasty Ticket: Harrisburg Food Tours showcases the city’s cuisine
It was the first time that Kristi Woodburn of Ephrata had ever stepped foot inside Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market. “I… Read More
Best o’ Pesto: Once Upon a Pesto reveals unique recipes using local produce
In a short time, pesto has become a worldwide phenomenon, spreading around the globe from its founding on the Ligurian… Read More
Food & Family: Otis Harrison takes pride in the quality of his fish, the strength of his community
Four years ago, Otis Harrison converted a long-time corner bar into a neighborhood eatery. With consultation from his aunt—who owned… Read More
Cuisine & Community: One13 Social warms its way into the heart of Carlisle
The pandemic has left empty spaces throughout once-busy downtowns, as so many restaurants closed temporarily, then shut down permanently. For… Read More
Restaurant Recycle: At Another Round Lemoyne, salvaged restaurant wares live to see another day
In August of 2020, Jon Bellem saw a sign. “Coop’s,” a former barbershop just a few blocks from his Lemoyne… Read More
Something French: Rosemary takes an excursion to the Côte d’Azur
In the early days of my marriage, a.k.a., my “cooking career,” I was fascinated with French food. It seemed so… Read More
Jewish Family Services to celebrate 50 years of kosher meals on wheels program in Harrisburg
Accessing kosher food can be hard enough for local members of the Jewish community, let alone for those who have… Read More