75 y.o. Cooper's Seafood House in Scranton where scenes from The Office were filmed is a unique place -good food.

Also multiple pizzerias in Old Forge make an awesome dish or sheet pizza. The town is historically Italian going way back to coal mining immigrant days.

Never got to eat at the Coop.

Upstairs bar at Standard Tap

>I go up to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton to eat sometimes

I was going to ask if you'd ever eaten at The Chicken Coop, but now I've discovered that it closed last year! Sadness.

I know it's just a mom-and-pop chicken and burgers joint, but in college my team (XC/TF) had a tradition of going every year on the last day of the holiday season interim (we were already back on campus by Jan 2nd or 3rd).

Part of the tradition was that every freshman (men's team) had to eat the pig burger*. One year we didn't do that and opted to see how many chicken wings we could eat as a team. We ate somewhere around 2200 chicken wings (55 people). The freshman guys had to go for the pig burger their sophomore year.

I wish I had gone one last time, bummer.

(* A "pig burger" is: 20oz of Fresh, Never Frozen, Ground Beef with American, Cooper, Swiss, Cheddar, Pepperjack and Provolone Cheeses, Lettuce, Tomato, Raw Onion and a Half-Pound of Bacon served on a half loaf of Italian Bread; Served with our Fresh Cut Fries!)

Was the first place I thought of when I read this post

Your response had me laughing but so true, lol.

Just want to plug /r/PhiladelphiaEats!!! This question is perfect for that sub. Always love more activity there!

My gf grew up in South Jersey, I was born in NW Jersey, and one of my best friends in college grew up in Cranbury, Middlesex County and I teased her about the existence of Central Jersey, lol.

I have the misfortune of knowing bigots and perverts who insist there's no such thing as central Jersey. (NJ = North & South, no central...just as there's no E. Jersey or West. Like I said they're addle-brained.)

> that’s really not that expensive

It is for hoagies and pizza. But you do you and enjoy

Seriously? Dammit

Devil’s Den closed.

So on what time scale are neighborhoods supposed to change if the can’t in one persons lifespan??

Man idk how in 2023 Comcast and Verizon can still exist as monopolies for those who want internet and/or cable

Bloomsday Cafe. Get a seat by the fireplace.

Which of our city’s restaurants serve $5 Italian hoagies??

Ya wtf is this headline? And there are other women in the field too

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Omg this happened to me too!!

The only person who has scratched my brand new car in his first year of life was me 🥸

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The Tioga-Potter line area and parts of McKean County are some of my favorite places in the state.

Plus, Devils Den is right down the street another great location.

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Also a big fan of Dandelion and Chapterhouse. Add Victoria Freehouse to your list, for an ultra cozy British pub.

Ginkgo biloba tree.