Philadelphia, PA - Get ready to sink your teeth into some juicy goodness because National Cheeseburger Day is just around the corner on September 18th! Philadelphia's culinary scene is ready to celebrate with a mouthwatering array of cheeseburger creations, from classic comfort food to gourmet delights.

 PENNSYLVANIA - Pennsylvania's food scene is a delightful mix of hearty classics, sweet treats, and regional specialties. From iconic sandwiches to unique desserts, the state's culinary landscape offers diverse flavors that tantalize the taste buds. But what dishes have captured the hearts and search queries of Pennsylvanians? Let's dive into the most searched foods in the Keystone State:

Philadelphia, PA - While nearly every pizza shop in Philadelphia boasts its version of the iconic cheesesteak, Center City offers a diverse selection of spots to indulge in this mouth-watering delicacy. Here are a few standout locations to try:

Craving a quick and delicious meal that's bursting with flavor? Look no further than this Cheesy Flatbread Pizza! This simple yet satisfying recipe combines the irresistible appeal of crispy bacon, caramelized garlic, fresh vegetables, and gooey cheese, all atop a light and crispy flatbread crust. It's a perfect weeknight dinner option or a crowd-pleasing appetizer for your next gathering. So, let's roll up our sleeves and get ready to create a pizza masterpiece that will have everyone coming back for seconds!

Recipes 101—Mouth-watering is not how you normally describe a vegetable dish. However, I must say that taking extra measures to ensure your veggies are flavorful from their raw form until they're plated will give them a little extra notoriety.

Recipe 101—Face it, you want to go to a four-star restaurant that serves elaborate dishes but that is just not very budget-friendly. Especially if you want to bring your loved one to a posh restaurant for a special occasion. But you don't have to worry; I have the answer to your dilemma. 

Philadelphia, PA - A dive bar is typically a tiny old-school bar; the dive bar is an unglamorous bar with cheap drinks and dim lighting. Look for shabby outdated decor, packaged beer sales, cash-only service, neon beer signs, and a local clientele.

The Moguls did it. So did the Vikings. “A mouth of a perfectly happy man is filled with beer.” After coining that phrase, you don’t think this anonymous Egyptian from 2200 BC kept it to himself. I can see him raise his drinking vessel to his Nile-side neighbors while repeating the words.

"beer" is often casually used to describe any cold, refreshing beverage. However, beer enthusiasts know that this ancient libation is anything but generic. It's a universe of flavors, aromas, and textures crafted with passion and tradition. Let's embark on a journey beyond the ordinary and explore the captivating world of beer.

Weyerbacher Brewing Company's Blithering Idiot is a testament to the time-honored tradition of English barleywine. This deep-copper ale, with its complex notes of date and fig, delivers a warm, fruity finish that invites another sip. It's a beer that begs to be savored in a brandy snifter or wine glass, ideally paired with robust cheeses and meats or enjoyed as a contemplative after-dinner indulgence.

Philadelphia, PA - Temple-town is a neighborhood in the North Philadelphia section of the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. The district is loosely arranged around the main campus of Temple University, hence the name 'Temple' town. Until recently, the area was primarily a slum, but is now rapidly gentrifying due to an influx of Temple students during the past several years and is a growing hot spot for Philly's Food Trucks.

Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia's food truck scene is a vibrant tapestry of flavors, offering everything from classic cheesesteaks to global cuisine on wheels.  If you're looking for a quick, delicious, and affordable meal, these food trucks are sure to satisfy your cravings.

PENNSYLVANIA - Adams County and the Gettysburg area have very diverse pizza styles, you can find just about any style of pizza here and a few unique specialty pies as well. From Antica Napoli Pizza's Grandma Pie to Artisans & Oak's Neapolitan-style pizza with a crispy exterior and chewy inside and let's not forget Tommy's Pizza's Greek Pizza. Listed below is our Staff-Picks of our favorite Gettysburg and Adams County Pizza's

Philadelphia, PA - Authentic artisan pizza is made by hand by pizza chefs dedicated to their craft and carefully source their ingredients. Often—but not always—taking Neapolitan style as a starting point, these pies reinvent the genre with unique toppings and personal flourishes or mix and match styles for a diverse pizza experience.

Pennsylvania - Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, has several great pizza joints with just about every type of pizza you can imagine; and it's not hard to find more than one place to fall in love with. Like a Brad's Pizza in Carlisle serving up a stuffed meat pizza or Giuseppe's Pizza Cantina's New York-Style pizza with its big thick crust. Listed below are a few of our staffs-picks for Where to Find The Best Pizza Shops and Restaurants in Cumberland County, PA.

Philadelphia, PA - Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Carbon County is a hidden gem for pizza enthusiasts. Just a short drive from both New York City and Philadelphia, this region boasts a vibrant pizza scene that caters to all tastes and preferences. Here are five standout pizzerias that deserve a spot on your culinary itinerary.

 The Declaration of Independence, a cornerstone document of American history, wasn't penned in a grand hall or a stately government building. It was crafted in a rented room on the second floor of a three-story brick house at 700 Market Street in Philadelphia. This unassuming dwelling, now known as the Declaration House, was where Thomas Jefferson, tasked with drafting the document, spent countless hours during the summer of 1776 meticulously putting into words the aspirations and grievances of the American colonies.

WEST VIRGINIA - While West Virginia's vastness might conjure images of winding mountain roads and scenic byways, the state's longest road is a north-south highway, West Virginia Route 20. Stretching an impressive 230.6 miles, WV 20 meanders through the heart of the Mountain State, offering a unique glimpse into its diverse landscapes and charming communities.