I have to travel to Pennsylvania a lot for my new job. Not Philly or Pittsburgh so much as small town America, PA. In the last month I've been to Main Line, Gettysburg, Altoona, Lancaster, Allentown, Blue Mountain area, and Butler - in that order. I have a few other stops to make in the next few weeks as well - including Lewistown, Williamsport, the Poconos, and Bucks County. I've been traveling by planes, trains, automobiles, and buses. I also took an Amish buggy tour in Lancaster.
Eating on the road can be hard. Especially gluten free. Sure its ok to eat some (gluten free) french fries every once in awhile, but really more than once a trip is gross. I knew I'd be on the road for days at a time, so in preparation I spent several hours researching different places to eat around the state. I knew which towns I needed to visit so I looked for restaurants near those areas using the Gluten Free Travel Site. This site is so helpful. There are thousands of reviews for places all over the globe. I've done a few reviews myself and I encourage you to add one if you know of somewhere that hasn't already been reviewed. Without the help of other gluten free folks posting, I'd be eating a whole lot more french fries than I wanted to on these trips.
I was able to compile a list of over 30 restaurants with gluten free menus throughout Pennsylvania using this site. There were many more listed, but not in the areas I was traveling. So far I've been to:
Deliso Pizza in Gettysburg
Olive Garden - a chain, but in Lancaster
Relish in Allentown
Legal Seafoods - another chain, this time I went in the Philly Airport
Bella Frutteto - outside PittsburghAnyone have any restaurant suggestions in Pennsylvania? Tips for eating on the road?
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