I hate when liberals treat suburban food like its cat food. Yes, maybe Taco Bell is, but there are plenty of good restuarants in the suburbs that compete with restuarants in world-class cities. World class suburbs like Schaumburg IL, Orange County CA, Tysons Corner VA, Oakland County MI, Fort Lauderdale FL, Arlington TX, Bloomington MN, Bellevue WA, Scottsdale AZ, and so forth are almost cities themselves and offer a great variety of entertainment, food (ethnic & chain), recreation, lodging, shopping, and more in a classy atmosphere. The buildings may be 300 ft. instead of 1000 ft. and the lack of mass transit may exist but these "edge cities" are havens for suburbanites and tourists alike. They are simply smaller versions of the urban downtowns. Everything in the suburbs is not a McDonalds and Wal Mart off the highway.
The only decent restaurants in this area are within a few blocks of each other in downtown Harrisburg in the restaurant/club district.
Otherwise it's just Applebees and Ruby Tuesdays.
