So good it is.  Pennsylvania Dutch road food.   Zinn's has grown from a diner into a tourist "attraction" but fortunately still serves good Pennsylvania Dutch cooking.

Shown above - Chicken Noodle and Corn Soup and Turkey Croquettes with carrots and noodles.  My favorite wasn't on the menu that day - Chicken and Waffles - waffles smothered in creamed chicken.  Other dishes worth trying - Chicken Pot Pie, Pork and Sauerkraut and for the strong of stomach, Beef Heart and Pig Stomach.  There's always a crock of homemade apple butter to spread on the rolls or bread.

For dessert - molasses based Shoo Fly pie.  Try it once so you can say you've had it.  Next time go any of the less cloyingly sweet home baked pies.  I had rubarb my last time there.

That's Amos on the right - a giant Farmer that somewhat resembles founder Lee Zinn.