Where To Eat
Downtown Restaurants
113 Hiester St., State College PA 16801 (Map)
The Deli was established in 1970 and has since developed a reputation for award winning food and the area's largest menu. Best described as "eclectic," the menu includes homemade soups, salads, overstuffed sandwiches and dinner selections.
109 S. Fraser St., State College PA 16801 (Map)
The Fraser Street Deli has been a downtown staple since the late 1970s. It originated as the Stage Door Deli and was later called the Celebrity Deli, with the sandwiches named after Hollywood stars. In 2005, they changed the name to reflect the location and named the sandwiches after local 'celebrities.'
130 Hiester St., State College PA 16801 (Map)
Under new management, the G-Man has been a downtown destination since 1984. Perfect for dinner with the family or a couple drinks with friends, the G-Man's tiered dining room is spacious and accommodates any size party. Stop by weekdays for a low-price lunch, like two slices of pizza and a soda for $2.50! They also have dollar off promos that run Monday-Friday till 11pm, a late night menu and quick delivery.
222 E. Calder Way, State College PA 16801 (Map)
Enjoy an upscale and elegant meal in one of State College's most unique restaurants. Lunch buffets offered Tuesday-Sunday from 11:30am-2:30pm with more than 6 main courses, with additional South Indian selections on the weekends.
340 E. College Ave., State College PA 16801 (Map)
Your social life heats up on the corner of College & Hiester! With a casual but sophisticated atmosphere, Inferno is a contemporary Neopolitan brick oven experience featuring a focused menu of old world favorites and modern day revolutions. Enjoy a drink from their full-service bar.
120 E. Beaver Ave., State College PA 16801 (Map)
Enjoy "redefined" Indian cuisine at KAARMA, located in the middle of downtown on Beaver Avenue They offer a daily lunch buffet at only $7.25, and students can save Monday-Thursday with their $9.95 dinner special. Consider them for your next catering function as well.
128 S. Allen St., State College PA 16801 (Map)
Everyone has a “spot” - The place you go to where everyone knows you and has your order ready before you say a word. For many Penn Staters, Webster’s Café is that spot. The coffee and tea are always flowing at Webster's on Allen Street.











