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Regional dining traditions in North Carolina and PA

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Regional dining establishments in North Carolina and Pennsylvania ~~are being~~ continue to be recognized for their historical significance and diverse culinary offerings. In North Carolina, dining experiences range from historic sites like the Woolworth building in ~~Asheville to~~ Asheville—which has been repurposed into an art gallery featuring a restored soda fountain—to long-standing community staples such as Smith’s Red & White in the Dortches ~~area.~~ area, a grocery and restaurant legacy dating back to 1954. Other notable locations include Jones Fish Camp in Maiden, which the North Carolina Folklife Institute recognizes as a “modern Carolina fish camp,” Sarah’s Kitchen in Ocean Isle Beach, and Reid’s Fine Foods Market & Wine Bar in ~~Charlotte, which combines gourmet grocery services with a full-service restaurant.~~ Charlotte. In Pennsylvania, ~~the~~ 220 Stars & Spirits in Bedford has ~~maintained its reputation for regional staples following~~ emerged as a notable breakfast destination. Following a relocation and rebranding from the Route 220 ~~Diner.~~ Diner, the establishment has maintained its reputation for serving regional staples such as scrapple and pancakes.

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