Pennsylvania still has dining spots that feel like the seventies never packed up and left, and that is exactly the point. The Saloon — Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWalking through the door feels like stepping into a classic Philadelphia dining room that kept its old-school confidence. Scrapple, that classic Pennsylvania Dutch favorite, gets top billing alongside eggs cooked however you want them. Booth seating brings the classic diner combination of Formica tables and vinyl cushions in shades of orange and brown. LeMont — Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPerched atop Mount Washington, this fine dining spot has offered stunning city views for decades, and a seventies-era refresh helped shape the sophisticated atmosphere that still impresses diners today.