Two Guys From Italy

Sweet Tooth Cafe

➤ 100 E Independence St, Shamokin, USA, 17872, United States

Menu • Cafe • Coffee • American • Fast Food

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"I had my first meal at Sweet Tooth in nearly a decade, and the food was still excellent! I forgot to request no chives with my order, so I called, and the person who answered was incredibly friendly and helped me modify it. I really regret not returning to eat here sooner!"

Dunkin'

➤ 200 W Sunbury St, Shamokin I-17872, United States

Menu • Lunch • Donuts • Coffee • Chicken

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"Got an iced nutty pumpkin coffee. Pretty darn good Service: Take out Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Hash Browns, Donuts, Croissant Parking options: Free parking lot"

Ming Guan

➤ 46 E Independence St, 17872, Shamokin, United States

Menu • Soup • Asian • Chinese • Chicken

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"The staff can sometimes come off as a bit grumpy when taking takeout orders, but the owners and long-time staff are always welcoming and remember you by your order. The interior could use some updates, and since the COVID shutdowns, it's not as much of a dining spot as it used to be, but it will always be my go-to restaurant. I even make the 50-minute drive from my current home just to enjoy their food when I crave Chinese. Parking can be a challenge at times since nearby businesses often attract crowds that fill up the street parking in front. You might have to park further up the street, but it’s still relatively close. During the daytime, you need to feed the meters until about 5 PM when street parking becomes free. **Service**: Takeout **Meal Type**: Dinner **Price per Person**: $10–$20 **Food Rating**: 5 **Service Rating**: 4 **Atmosphere Rating**: 3 **Recommended Dishes**: Beef Lo Mein, Wonton Soup, Brown Sauce **Parking Space**: Somewhat difficult to find **Parking Options**: Free street parking, Paid street parking"

Heritage

➤ 52 N Market St, 17872, Shamokin, US, United States

Menu • Full • Soup • Pizza • American

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"The atmosphere is also quite pleasant—warm, inviting, and charming, with a comfortable tavern/pub vibe at the bar. The entire place is very clean, and the temperature is usually just right. On nice spring or fall days, it's wonderful when they open the large garage door. There’s also outdoor dining in the back, which adds to the appeal, along with some impressive historical art displayed on the walls. If you visit during a quieter time, I encourage you to take a look at the exhibits, as many relate directly to the history of Shamokin and the surrounding area. It's a fantastic way for them to preserve and share this history with their customers. When the owner is present, he takes the time to chat with patrons and is very friendly and accommodating. However, I do have a complaint that has led me to stop visiting. When the new owner took over, he changed the menu, which is common in restaurants, and I was willing to try the new offerings. As a mostly vegetarian who does eat seafood, I found it manageable. Their salmon dishes are excellent. The issue is that they removed one of the most beloved menu items: the Harvest Bowls. This dish was the main reason I kept returning to Heritage, often ordering takeout. The Harvest Bowl with salmon, asparagus, and Brussels sprouts was unique with amazing flavors—it's something you don't find anywhere else around here. It was also a great vegetarian option, as those who don't eat seafood could still enjoy a fulfilling and delicious meal. Every time I've been there, I've asked if the Harvest Bowls will return, only to be told they won't be back. Because of this, I won't be returning. It's a significant disappointment, especially for my family, as my son and his partner also love it there. Additionally, they removed the mac and cheese dish, another popular vegetarian option for those who consume dairy. While it’s still a lovely place to grab a drink or an appetizer, we won't be coming back for full meals. The only way we’d return is if they brought back the Harvest Bowls or introduced more vegetarian dishes packed with asparagus and Brussels sprouts that taste even better than the Harvest Bowls. So far, there’s been no sign of that happening, which is disheartening, as I’ll miss the delicious Harvest Bowl. In summary, if you’re a meat eater, you will definitely find delicious options here. However, if your friends or partner are vegetarian, they might be disappointed. One thing is for sure: the service will not let you down. Lastly, it's worth noting to pay the meter if you go for lunch, as the town strictly enforces parking tickets for those who don’t."

Ale House Grill

➤ 147 E Independence St, 17872, Shamokin, US, United States

Menu • Beer • Pizza • American • Cocktail

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"unhappy about qty of food recvd and I dont know why it so expensive: 1. chili is in a small 10 oz cup and not the same size as in the restaurant and is priced at $8.25 2. stuffed mushrooms show 5 in the picture, only received 4 priced at $10.50. 3. side salad put in a small box and priced at $7.25. no meat or anything special in salad for it to cost that much. way overpriced on all food. maybe its adding door dash fees. but they should at least give the same qty of food as eat in whoch is why I wrote this review."