There are restaurants across Berks County that have stood the test of time – from classic drive-ins to old school Italian restaurants and everything in between, these are the places that Berks Countians love. And these are the classics that we have tried:
Review: Kauffman’s Bar-B-Que Chicken
How do you keep something the same while also making it new again? That’s the challenge of long-running restaurants, ones
Review: Esterly’s Sandwich Shop
A trip to Bowers to try Esterly's famous "no greasy" cheesesteak.
Review: Screpesi’s Sandwich Shop
Berks County Eats visits an old-school Berks County sandwich shop - Screpesi's - for the "best in Berks ham on roll" and a Berks-style steak sandwich.
Review: Longacre’s Modern Dairy
Longacre's Modern Dairy in Barto is a 40-minute drive from Berks County Eats' home base in Wyomissing. But it was well-worth the drive, and the short wait, for a taste of their homemade ice cream.
Review: Schell’s & Schell’s Dairy Swirl
Not much has changed in the six decades since Schell's began selling hamburgers and hot dogs along 5th Street Highway in Temple. The prices have gone up a little (you can't get fries for 15 cents anymore), but the menu is largely the same: burgers, dogs, grilled cheese, fried chicken, fries, onion rings and hamburger bar-b-que.
Review: Deitsch Eck
There are places in Berks County that seem lost in time. There are farms that have passed through generations; homes
Review: V&S Sandwiches
"u no u luv it. lol :-)" That's the tagline pasted on the homemade posters throughout V&S Sandwiches on Lancaster
Review: Mom Chaffe’s Cellarette
For such a small town, West Reading has a seemingly endless array of restaurants. No less than 30 restaurants and
Review: Jimmie Kramer’s Peanut Bar
Over 80 years ago, Jimmie Kramer began offering free peanuts to the patrons at his cafe along Penn Street on