Regina’s guidebook
Food scene
Closest coffee-shop, with small breakfast lunch/menu. Cute atmosphere.
45 locals recommend
Café Lemont
921 Pike StClosest coffee-shop, with small breakfast lunch/menu. Cute atmosphere.
Rothrock Coffee
1736 S Atherton StMy favorite coffee in town, and avocado toast!
Kamrai Thai&Sushi House
901 Pike StDelicious Thai, very close, open for take-out only.
Super close (1 mile) to house, German inspired menu along with traditional offerings and beer list. Easy and casual.
15 locals recommend
Olde New York
2298 E College AveSuper close (1 mile) to house, German inspired menu along with traditional offerings and beer list. Easy and casual.
Favorite neighborhood bar. Craft beer and drinks, along the stream. Walkable from the house if you like exercise! They have food available from the seafood market upstairs (Maine Bay Berry) which is also a great place to stop!
23 locals recommend
Voodoo Brewing Co. - State College Pub
201 Elmwood StreetFavorite neighborhood bar. Craft beer and drinks, along the stream. Walkable from the house if you like exercise! They have food available from the seafood market upstairs (Maine Bay Berry) which is also a great place to stop!
Another neighborhood spot with more food selections and restaurant style seating. The downstairs bar level has a more casual atmosphere than the more formal upstairs.
104 locals recommend
Happy Valley Brewing Company
137 Elmwood StAnother neighborhood spot with more food selections and restaurant style seating. The downstairs bar level has a more casual atmosphere than the more formal upstairs.
City/town information
This little city has lots of character and small businesses that are fun to visit. My top picks are: FOOD and BEV: Big Spring Spirits for craft cocktails, Axeman Brewery in a huge industrial buildings, Bonfattos Italian market, and State Burger. SHOPPING: Smith and Front in the Gamble Mill, Belle Mercantile, and The Plaza antique store for junk shopping. Also recommend the Bellefonte Art Museum—small, free, and rotating shows of local artists.
51 locals recommend
Bellefonte
This little city has lots of character and small businesses that are fun to visit. My top picks are: FOOD and BEV: Big Spring Spirits for craft cocktails, Axeman Brewery in a huge industrial buildings, Bonfattos Italian market, and State Burger. SHOPPING: Smith and Front in the Gamble Mill, Belle Mercantile, and The Plaza antique store for junk shopping. Also recommend the Bellefonte Art Museum—small, free, and rotating shows of local artists.