recomendations for resturants with in 150 miles of Pittsburgh
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03-22-2010, 12:01 PM
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Thought of another one, Crossroads Inn at the corner of Rt 82 & Rt 44 in Mantua, OH. Place looks like a shithole, not particularly deluxe on the inside but the food is good, it's extremely biker friendly and the owner rides. Carleton H-D is within sight of the place if you need to get a chrome fix.
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03-22-2010, 02:38 PM
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toby hill bar and grill in clarion is good so ive been told. one of my good freinds from high school owns. its him and his brother. Ive never eaten there but everyone i know who has says its really good. Hes a biker too. his whole family is. On the weekends there is usually live music. sounds like a really cool place just never have made it there. good route to ride up to it is 28 up to 66 in new bethlem takes you into clarion. make a left onto main street go until you come to a stop light. make right on right on 5th ave. or go up rt 68 say on 68 whole way until you pass main street then it should be on your right just a little past the court house.
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03-25-2010, 02:56 AM
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Plylers in Brookville one of the best places on the map....Also hunters in on rt.27 between Titusville and Meadville some of the best wings and stake and Bloomin onions ever..... Plus it is a great ride to either one....Some real beautiful country.... Hunters is owned by one of our card carrying members HA HA Pa silverback he is a biker also.....
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03-25-2010, 07:48 AM
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im originally from brookville. the old plyers was good the new plyers not so much. too expensive now. they kind of have a monoply on the resturant biz in that area cuz there isnt much else other than fast food places and truck stops to eat at.
there used to be a place called 5 forks in tionesta but i think it closed. that place was the bees knees. Phenomenal view of the river and top i mean top notch country cooking. it was buffet too. some of the best deserts ive ever had.
there used to be a place called 5 forks in tionesta but i think it closed. that place was the bees knees. Phenomenal view of the river and top i mean top notch country cooking. it was buffet too. some of the best deserts ive ever had.
#26
03-25-2010, 10:57 PM
try to make it into johnstown, pa for "thunder in the valley". while there check out "the haven" and order a reuben, then across the street to "murphy's" for the best breaded wings you'll ever have...douse them in hot sauce and garlic salt, then head up 271 to the "rosebud inn" and order a delmonico steak. you won't be disappointed.
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04-02-2010, 06:54 AM
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im originally from brookville. the old plyers was good the new plyers not so much. too expensive now. they kind of have a monoply on the resturant biz in that area cuz there isnt much else other than fast food places and truck stops to eat at.
there used to be a place called 5 forks in tionesta but i think it closed. that place was the bees knees. Phenomenal view of the river and top i mean top notch country cooking. it was buffet too. some of the best deserts ive ever had.
there used to be a place called 5 forks in tionesta but i think it closed. that place was the bees knees. Phenomenal view of the river and top i mean top notch country cooking. it was buffet too. some of the best deserts ive ever had.