Location: Lebanon
Top Restaurants in Lebanon
Top Things to do in Lebanon
- 1. Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area
- 2. Mt. Gretna Lake & Beach
- 3. Cornwall Iron Furnace
- 4. Wertz Candies
- 5. Escape Room Level 6
- 6. Mount Hope Estate & Winery, home of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
- 7. Wolf Sanctuary of PA
- 8. Gretna Theatre
- 9. Park at Governor Dick
- 10. Lebanon Farmers Market
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Where to eat Italian food in Lebanon: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Lebanon. Lebanon, is a city in and the county seat of Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 25,477 at the 2010 census, a 4.2% increase from the 2000 count of 24,461. Lebanon is located in the central part of the Lebanon Valley, 26 miles (42 km) east of Harrisburg and 29 miles (47 km) west of Reading.
Things to do in Lebanon
10. B&A Paradise Pizzeria & Restaurant
9. Italian Village Pizza
Reviewed By dnamadkate
Terrific little restaurant for lunch. Good subs, great service, good prices. Their pizza is also great. Rico and Armando do a brilliant job keeling busy people happily fed at a decent price. Highly recommend. Parking in the rear your best bet.
8. Pizza Hut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Wanderer0213
Pizza Hut is typically always the same no matter where you go. We had a meatball pizza that isn't typically available in where I am from, it was good.
7. Pucillo's Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 14JaimeG
We stopped here on our way to Hershey PA on a vacation. The food was delicious!! They have lots of pasta choices along with their pizza. Everything is made fresh while you wait. No frozen stuff here. The lasagna was to die for and try had a gluten free menu that was excellent :)
6. A & M Pizza Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By SouthSkookPorkchop
This review is of slices to go only. I have had slices from hundreds of pizza shops, to include virtually every shop in Schuylkill county and every place in the Lebanon area-not to mention the myriad of other places in my travels. This place has an easy access parking lot, interior was clean with nice decor. Plenty of staff behind the counter. I got two slices to go: one regular and one sicilian. Price was $4.60 for both, on par with local pricing. Both were absolutely terrible. The regular was a dry piece of cardboard with absolutely no taste. Very little cheese or sauce on this thin crust that lacked a crisp bottom. The sauce and cheese feel far short of the crust. The Sicilian was even worse, likely the worst Sicilian slice I have ever had. It was like eating a thick piece of bread. Virtually no sauce and micro thin layer of cheese. No flavor, seasonings, and no parmesan sprinkled on the sauce under the mozzarella like you often find with Sicilian slices. I grabbed a menu and it is huge. Places with huge menu's historically struggle with quality, which may be the case here. Ironically, another thing caught my eye. They have a small buffet for lunch (not sure if every day or just Friday's) for $8.99. It was minimal, with about three different pizza's, three stromboli's, and a junky salad setup. However, I may stop and try this buffet to give the place another chance. After all, I was in at nearly $5 for two slices so I might as well go with the $9 buffet, especially since I am a big eater. Maybe the stromboli or slices on the buffet can raise my opinion. But for now, avoid these terrible dried up slices.
5. Infinito's Pizza Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By guvhuney
Stopped on a Sunday late afternoon thinking this would be better than McDonald's. The sign says that the price includes beverage bar. Their "beverage bar" is the food bar. Go figure, beverage is extra. They asked if we were here for the fundraiser. We knew nothing about it not did they explain. Less than half of the pizza stations had pizza and those that did had less than 4 pieces on them. Went to get pasta and it was empty. After about 15 minutes pizzas started to appear and disappeared faster. All the plates were wet. Overall a bad experience. Thinking they might of been short handled. Will not return for a long time.
4. Bruno's of Lebanon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Conveniently located along Rt 72 in Lebanon, Bruno's of Lebanon offers our largest menu including our Signature Hoagies, Cheese Steaks, Fresh Soups, Fresh Salads, Grillers, Philly Soft Pretzels & Desserts. Plan your lunch or dinner with us and take advant
Reviewed By laurard2019
We stooped here on a whim and we were blown away! Very unassuming from the outside but unbelievably fabulously unexpectedly delicious sandwiches!!My mom ordered pastrami sandwich with cheese & coleslaw. She loved it: creamy coleslaw and slices of cheese on both pieces of bread!My husband ordered roast beef sub. It had a lot of meet and was delish.I ordered their #7 Meatz Meatz. OMG! If you like tradition Italian hoagies, this is the one for you! Stuffed with layers of meat and cheese on a yummy sesame seed roll. WOWZERS
3. Gabby's Italian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By kcopcdoc
We went for dinner and were immediately seated without a reservation. Service was a bit slow, but the place seemed busy. We enjoyed some apps, but did not care for the cheese sticks as the cheese melted out of them. We enjoyed our dinners. Prices were reasonable and we decided to try their pizza next time.
2. A & M Pizza Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By SouthSkookPorkchop
If you check my reviews, you will see that I slammed the A&M location on Rt. 422/Cumberland St. This location is closer to the Lebanon VA in town and I cannot believe the same people own both locations. The Quentin Rd pizza is significantly better than the 422 store. I gave this place four stars using a comparison to other pizza places in Lebanon, it may only rate three stars if it were located in an area with better pizza places - but I have found few good places for slices in Lebanon. This review only details the location and their plain and Sicilian slices. The location is on a corner lot and the lot can be tricky to enter, plus the lot is a bit cramped so be careful backing out of parking spots. The interior was very clean, there were about six guys working, they had choices of "to-go" beer and about five different beers on tap, and the electronic menu above the service area was nice and easy to read. I got a plain slice and Sicilian to go. Price was comparable for the area, cost $3.98 for both but I noticed the Sicilian slice is only .15 cents more than the plain slice, so I believe the Sicilian is a better bargain. The plain slice was larger than some others in Lebanon, but appropriate for slices to go. It was thin crust with nice char (see photo), giving the slice a crisp bottom but the good cheese/sauce ratio added a "chewy" element to the slice. Cheese extended to the crust and sauce was good - not sweet or overburdened with basil. The Sicilian was good size and also had very good cheese/sauce ratio. It was not dry like the 422 location. It also had a crisp bottom and fluffy dough that was in proportion with the cheese/sauce. Overall, I will stop here again for slices on the run since it is the best pizza place I have found in Lebanon for slices to go so far. I still cannot get over how much better this location is than the 422 place. I hope the owners read this review and have a chat with the staff of the 422 location so they raise their standards to the level of this Quentin location.
What to do and see in Lebanon, United States: The Best Places and Tips
1. Trattoria Fratelli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
We are a local establishment in an unassuming part of town that serves up fresh, high end entrees, crafted wood-oven pizzas, home made breads and desserts with attentive service in a casual atmosphere. "A Fresh Taste of the Old World" is how we describe o
Reviewed By georgerY1555GE
Greeted warmly, seated quickly. Plenty of luscious options available for great meals. Fresh crunchy Caesar salads and tangy balsamic vinegar salad were delicious. Hot hearty bread in good amount accompanied that course. Ma, Dad and adult son all delighted in the varied thin crust individual pizzas.
Lebanon Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lebanon
