Makes sense since Michelina's, Chun King, Jeno's, and the birth of the pizza roll were all the brainchild of Jeno Paulucci

Lunch - Dogfish Head Brewings and Eats
Dinner - Henlopen City Oyster House

" Does King's Hawaiian make hot dog buns?"
Just saw an ad a week ago proclaiming that, yes, they now do make hot dog buns!

They recently started carrying Graeter's ice cream.

FYI, it's Postie's : ) and unfortunately, I believe all they make nowadays is their birch beer in kegs. I used to love their lime (green, NOT lemon-lime, though that was tasty), cherry smash, grape, orange, pineapple, cream, etc. There is a place in Catawissa, PA near Bloomsburg: http://www.catawissabottlingco.com/ that still makes most of those olde timey sodas in a variety of package sizes. Made with cane sugar too BTW.

I've never been, but I have a few foodie friends that frequent the Harrisburg location. http://meadowsfrozencustard.com/locat...

So what pizza(s) did you end up trying at Berwick Brewing? Did you try their beer? Their curd and jager pie is borderline addictive.

Berwick Brewing Co. about 10 miles away on Route 11N.

http://www.berwickbrewing.com/food.html

Postie's is still around, although I think they only keg the birch beer. All their awesome flavored sodas are history. Ironically, I actually get a growler fill of the birch beer at Senape's tavern when I'm in the area.

Maybe it's just me, but I think their onion rings taste like french toast.

I know the author of this blog is a chowhound:
http://www.phillyfoodandbeer.com/

No such thing as a pint of Haagen-Dazs. They are now 14 ounces. Just sayin' for those that don't know.

Depending on my mood, either Lyle's Golden Syrup or real maple syrup. And of course butter is a given.

The term "house made".

Foodtown is one of the few places (maybe the only place in PA) where you can find Tree Tavern frozen pizza. Great stuff, don't let the cheap looking package fool ya.

Capone's on the Germantown Pike in E. Norriton makes a great char grilled burger cooked any way you like it with a fantastic, world class beer selection as well.

We mainly use farmers cheese for filling blintzes, but another one of my favorites is to crumble it and toss it in with some bow tie pasta along with some onions sauteed in butter, salt and pepper for a quick lenten meal.

I saw the FIVE line-up at the local Giant yesterday. They come in the new H-D 14 ounce "pint" containers. I'll pass...

Pliny the Elder is keg only in PA for now, no bottles. And Liquid Solutions does ship to PA, but they only have Damnation in stock at the moment.

Quotations Pub in Media claims to have Hopslam on tap for the entire month of Feb.

Sounds like Earth Bread + Brewery will fulfill your needs:

http://earthbreadbrewery.com/

Try Bella Vista:

Bella Vista Beer & Soda Distributor
738 South 11th Street, Philadelphia PA 19147
Business: 215-627-6465 Fax: 215-627-2284 · Hours: Mon-Thurs: 9AM-7PM Fri-Sat: 9AM-8PM Sun: Closed

At Tröegs 10th anniv. party last year, they were serving locally made cherry vanilla ice cream with belgian chocolate chunks and topped with a Mad Elf sauce.

I will second the Ipswich Oatmeal Stout recommendation. Some other examples you should be able to get in MA:
- St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout from Canada
- The Peoples Pint Our oatmeal Stout
- Belfast Bay McGovern's Oatmeal Stout

It's going for $10 a 4-pack at a few places in NJ. Here in northeast PA, a store near me has it for $3.75 / single, $14.95 a 4-pack (tax incl.). I've seen it going for $14ish at a few places in Ohio as well.

I'll also recommend Selin's Grove Brewing for excellent beer and tasty food. Also, no need to go to State College for a Wegman's. They have a store in Williamsport.

What state or area of the country are you located? That will help to give fresh/local rec's...

The Uno's in Wikes-Barre, PA recently closed it's doors.

Never got a chance to try them out. The location near me in Wilkes-Barre,PA lasted about a year, if that...

Thanks for the link, but unfortunately, the Krispy Kreme I used to frequent is now a bank...