N.J.-Style, Pa.-Sited: Capitol Diner serves everyone from pols to prols.
With its sleek stainless-steel exterior and well-appointed interior filled with the warm smells of cooking and brewed coffee, the Capitol… Read More
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A Vineyard Grows in Hershey: New winery is about good friends, a great pour.
It’s late winter, and the view across an old, 40-acre farm is one of grays and browns, with a chilly… Read More
South of the (Harrisburg) Border: Authentic Mexican cuisine is a short trip away at Herby’s.
On occasion, good things can arise from terrible tragedy. Even great things. A quarter-century ago, Maria Marroquin lost her husband,… Read More
Olive Oil Memories: A good oil equals many possibilities.
Someone once asked Marcella Hazan, the revered queen of Italian cooking, what she has never been without in her kitchen.… Read More
Vegetarian Victory: Jayyid Harvest mixes veggies with family.
When Tanya Shariyf decided for health reasons to change her diet and come a vegetarian, she and husband Abdullah and… Read More
Restaurants Possible: New Eateries, changes abound around Harrisburg.
November was an especially active month in the never-dull restaurant scene in Harrisburg. The heart-of-downtown corner of N. 2nd and… Read More
Serving Harrisburg, Family Style: The Cribaris will greet you, feed you like family.
For more than two decades, Ernie Cribari has had his living and his love. His living was law enforcement, slapping… Read More
Family, with Eggs and Toast: For 54 years, the Mallioses have nourished Harrisburg.
In 1957, when James Mallios began frying eggs and making sandwiches at the Keystone Restaurant in Midtown Harrisburg, he couldn’t… Read More
From Rocker to Roaster: Little Amps set to crank up the coffee quality to 11.
So what happens when you reach 30 or so and put your guitar-thrashing, garage punk/acoustic freak folk youth behind you?… Read More
The Neighborhood Spot: The food, the owner have locals lining up at Aleco’s.
It’s just past 1 a.m. on a Friday night–make that Saturday morning–and a line winds its way to the counter… Read More