Browse menus, reviews and photos of Italian Restaurants near Stewartstown.
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5 West Pennsylvania Avenue, Stewartstown
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“If you call in an order take your birth certificate, social security card, passport, and photo ID. Your name and exact order will not do. Owner told me to get off his property. Heard other customers say the same”
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4114, 63 N Main St A, Stewartstown
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“The food is always delicious and served hot. We been eating there for 20 years.”
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1 West Main Street, New Freedom · 5.95 miles
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“After a difficult day I wanted to treat myself to one of my favorite local meals… the decadent Fettuccine Alfredo at Paesano’s. I was greeted with a bright-eyed smile by Sara, and when she recognized my trials- she offered a hug & prayers. I won’t soon forget that! I already loved this restaurant, but having Sara to greet guests is a bonus! Thank you for showing exactly what’s great about supporting small businesses.”
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14645 Mount Airy Road, Shrewsbury · 4.36 miles
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“Everything was good, but I asked for a side of marinara for my large cheese steak and I get a 2 oz container lol. Thanks for the one bite of marinara.”
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10887 Oak Ridge Avenue, Red Lion · 6.3 miles
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“Great pizza and homemade sub rolls, everything we’ve looked for in a pizza joint. And don’t sleep on the crab fries!”
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2512 Delta Rd #9208, Brogue · 10.19 miles
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“My fave place for pizza & wings! ❤️”
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146 Manchester St, Glen Rock · 7.85 miles
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“Joe has good food and great service. Place is always clean.”
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